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KIA seeks Kivalliq beneficiaries for two three-year Sakku board seats

In brief

The Kivalliq Inuit Association is accepting nominations for two members-at-large on the board of its subsidiary, Sakku Investments Corporation. The three-year roles require applicants to be adult Inuit beneficiaries who live in the Kivalliq and meet specified financial, governance or relevant professional-experience requirements. Nominations close Sept. 25 at noon CST. Source

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What happened

KIA posted the nomination call on Sept. 2, 2026. It is seeking two directors for Sakku Investments Corporation, which KIA identifies as its subsidiary. The notice describes the positions as members-at-large terms of three years; it does not name candidates, announce selections or say when appointments will be made. Source

Why it matters

The positions provide a governance opportunity for eligible Kivalliq Inuit at a corporation whose stated role includes pursuing partnerships and joint ventures, equity positions, regional business growth, Inuit training and employment opportunities, and returns from business partners.

What happens next

Applicants must send a resume to KIA at nominations@kivalliqinuit.ca by Friday, Sept. 25, 2026, at 12 p.m. CST. KIA’s notice does not state a separate nomination form, interview process, appointment date or compensation.

Important details

Applicants must be at least 18, Inuit beneficiaries and Kivalliq residents. KIA also requires an understanding and experience in legal, financial, governance or relevant subsidiary-company fields; ability to read financial reports; and a satisfactory criminal-record check. Relevant fields listed include medical services, mining and exploration, transportation, and socioeconomic development. This is a call for nominations, not a board appointment or corporate decision.

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