Executive Search Guided by Indigenous Values.
Most things in life don’t run in a straight line, including work and careers. Pathways Executive Search is an international Indigenous recruitment firm, uniquely qualified to support the attraction, evaluation, hiring, and onboarding of individuals for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous clients.
Why Pathways Executive Search?
Every day, we navigate many paths, helping remove barriers and challenges organizations and individuals face, whether looking for talent or employment. The routes we’re on may be different, but all have a similar destination: a place where talented people are paired with respectful work environments where everyone belongs.
One of our colleagues uses a word in her traditional Secwépemc language that reflects the rich and nuanced spirit of reciprocity: knucwentwécw-kt. In English, it means “we help one another.” This is what we do at Pathways, making recruitment and career journeys less difficult and acting as trusted advisors and champions on the path to reconciliation and inclusion.
Who We Work With
Private and Public Sector Organizations
We walk with those looking to broaden candidate pools, find qualified candidates, and live out their values and commitment to creating workplace cultures where people can flourish.
Indigenous Communities and Organizations
We support Indigenous, Tribal, and Native American communities and organizations in culturally appropriate ways, on their search for experienced and competent candidates to meet their specific needs and requirements.
Candidates
We travel alongside those looking for growth, change, and opportunities to share their skills and gifts in positions and organizations where they will thrive.
Indigenous Values in Our Work
News, Blogs, and Opportunities
Vice President, Indigenous Partnerships – Interior Health
The Vice President will be responsible and accountable for forging and improving relationships with Indigenous Partners, leading the development and evolution of Interior Health’s Indigenous Health and Wellness Strategy, and working with the Senior Executive Team to integrate Indigenous knowledge into the values, policies, and practices of Interior Health.
Executive Director, Territory & Culture – Haisla Nation
The Haisla Nation serves as the band government for the Haisla people, committed to fostering a powerful, prosperous, and proud community, healthy in mind, body, and spirit.
BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres — Executive Director
The BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres is the umbrella association for the 25 Friendship Centres throughout the Province of British Columbia. The Friendship Centre Movement began in the 1950s. The movement represents a national network, united by the vision of a vibrant society that supports Indigenous peoples and a brighter future in Canada.
Executive Recruitment
Community Engagement and Consulting
We want to be part of your journey!
Let’s start a conversation to learn more about what you need, and how we can help.