b'2022 INDSPIRE LAUREATESIn 2011, Goodtrack became the President and CEO of AFOA Canada, expanding the organizations focus and adding new certification programs and professional development workshops. Through extensive networking, he built an international executive program in conjunction with the Harvard Business School at Harvard University and held an international conference on Indigenous finance and governance with Indigenous groups in New Zealand, Australia, and the U.S. He is uniquely positioned to see the challenges facing Indigenous communities and organizations as they work toward enhancing their skills, knowledge and experience as professionals to ensure a more prosperous future. Goodtrack is also a sessional lecturer at Carleton University in the Graduate Diploma program on Indigenous Policy and Administration.SPORTSTerry FelixStsailes First Nation, BCBe respectful of people that you meet, whatever colour or race, or where theyre from or even their social status, rich or poor. Thats what I teach my children and grandchildren. Just be respectful because we all got our struggle. We all get up every day and go to work and pay our bills. And a lot of people have a hard time. Be good to everybody you meet.On or off the pitch, Terry Felix is an inspiration to Indigenous athletes and Indigenous youth. He was the first Indigenous athlete in North America to play professional soccer (Vancouver Whitecaps), and he is also the only Indigenous person to play for the Canadian Olympic Team and the Canadian National Team. He was starting for all three teams when he was 23. Sadly, Felix suffered a career-ending injury at age 24 while training with the Canadian Olympic Team.After his professional career ended, Felix became involved in First Nations soccer and crafted an inspirational 38-year legacy of coaching, teaching and mentorship. He served on the Stsailes Council for 14 years and has also been counselling federal inmates for the past 14 years. In 2018, he was inducted into the BC Hall of Fame Indigenous Sports Gallery, and in 2020, he was inducted into the BC Soccer Hall of Fame. In everything he does, Terry Felix is an exceptional role model who always puts the interests of his community first.The Leaders in Railway Maintenanceand Construction Services Across CanadaREMCAN is committed to building positive, respectful, and sustainable relationships with Looking for a career in the rail industry?Indigenous communities. Our focus is on promoting employment opportunities, pre-employment www.remcanprojects.com/careers training, and business ventures or partnerships through community engagement.COMPETITIVEREWARDINGCUTTING-EDGEPAIDCOMPENSATION WORK EQUIPMENT TRAINING2022indspiration29'