Cynthia is from the Nuu-cha-nulth, Gitxsan, and Kwakiutl Nations. The traditional name that was given to her from Nuu-cha-nulth is “Hacum Tu-wit-la sup” meaning “Queen by the waterfalls”. Her Gitxan name is “Nugh-Jowlst” meaning “Mother of High Chief” and her Kwakiutl name is “Poot-las” meaning “You never leave my house hungry”.Cynthia is the Owner and Principal Consultant at First Nations Management Consulting which offers the following services: Business Plans, Marketing Plans, Business Cases, Feasibility Studies, Economic Development Plans and Strategy, Tourism Destination Plans, Project Development, and Proposal writer. She has over 21 years’ experience working with First Nations in Senior Management positions.
Daily Archives: July 11, 2013
A Great Legacy
Thomas “Coy” Watts’s Family Tree Thomas is my father and this is our family tree. Starting at Benson Island, B.C. Tlatlaakukw’ap and Heech’is lived at Ts’ishaa on Benson Island, part of the Broken Group in Barkley Sound on the west … Continue reading
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