Angie Sarsons

Angie Sarsons

Principal CEO, Collective Initiatives
Director of Operations, Shuswap Nation

Angie Sarsons is currently the Director of Operations for the Shuswap Indian Band in Invermere, BC. Angie’s purpose is reflected in her Indigenous name “Wind that Helps Eagles Fly”. Her mission in life is to transmit knowledge in the area of lateral kindness and to assist organizations and communities to honor the core values of love, respect and open communication. Angie obtained her Masters in Leadership and Training from Royal Roads University and is known for her expertise in facilitation and capacity development. As a Crown-ward from the ages of 5-16, Angie developed resiliency and a holistic ‘medicine bundle’ that has not only allowed her to transcend the odds stacked against her but to truly thrive and impact others in a positive way. She expresses a genuine passion for Indigenous cultures and world views and firmly believes that Indigenous wisdom such as the Medicine Wheel and the Seven Sacred Grandfather Teachings can heal the world.

Angie specializes in:
First Nations Governance and Management, Lateral Kindness in the Workplace, Leadership Capacity Development, Team Building using the DiSK, Trust Building, Communication Skills, Self-awareness and Self-empowerment, Life Coaching, Executive Coaching

Angie’s vision is:
Self-awareness, mindfulness and active practice that helps us to become the change we want to see in the world. Spiritual Connection regardless of our belief systems.