KnowledgeKeepr is Canada's first comprehensive community intelligence platform, providing verified data and insights on 630+ First Nations communities across the country. We solve a critical problem: the information gap that costs organizations weeks of research time and thousands of dollars while creating risks of consultation failures and damaged relationships. Our platform aggregates scattered community data—from governance structures and treaty information to environmental protocols and cultural considerations—into one accessible, continuously updated resource. Who We Serve: +Government agencies conducting consultations and impact assessments +Industry partners seeking meaningful engagement with First Nations communities +Consultants requiring reliable community intelligence for project planning +Organizations committed to building authentic Indigenous partnerships What Makes Us Different: KnowledgeKeepr combines AI-powered data aggregation with human validation to ensure accuracy and cultural appropriateness. We transform what previously required extensive research into instant, reliable intelligence—enabling better decisions, stronger relationships, and truly informed engagement. Founded by Indigenous journalist and Kwantlen First Nation member Robert Jago, and a team of people involved in Indigenous consultation and collaboration - KnowledgeKeepr was born from witnessing preventable consultation disasters. We're building the infrastructure for respectful, informed Indigenous engagement in Canada. Our Impact: Serving 4000+ active users with tools that support Indigenous self-determination while helping organizations avoid costly mistakes and build genuine partnerships.
| Website | https://www.knowledgekeepr.com |
| Employees | 3 (2 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2023 |
| Industry | Government Relations Services |
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Frank Busch is the Managing Director of KnowledgeKeepr.
2 people are employed at KnowledgeKeepr.
KnowledgeKeepr is based in Vancouver, British Columbia.