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Norman Jaehrling is an accomplished senior community economic development specialist who is an accomplished community economic development practitioner, entrepreneur and executive with over 30 years of experience in facilitating, developing and financing community and economic development opportunities for Northern Ontario rural and indigenous communities. Norman is known for his personable, optimistic and relentless pursuit of a better future for small and Aboriginal communities.
Norman operates The Possibilities Group, a consulting firm focused on business development, community economic development and project finance, with a specialty in working with indigenous and northern communities and the facilitation of partnerships between private enterprise and indigenous communities.
Chairman Of The Board at Supercom Industries LP
CEO Pic Mobert First Nation
CEO White Lake Resources Corp., General Partner for the White Lake Limited Partnership
Managing Director Gitchi Animki Energy Limited Partnership/GiizisPower Limited Partnership
President Possibilities Group
Secretary of the Board for Centre For Social Justice and Good Works
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Linked In: Norman Jaehrling 2nd
“A journey of a thousand leagues begins beneath one’s feet.”
Lao Tzu
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Dr. Frank Sarlo
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP / SWEET CHANGE w. Host Dr. Frank Sarlo - Dr. Frank Sarlo is the host of 'Community Leadership / Sweet Change.' Community leaders are his esteemed guests. They share their stories of past and current events, that they led in helping guide and shape the city. With Sweet Change, we get scenes from inside a social enterprise that manufactures, wholesales and retails chocolate for good works.
