Brooke Ashley Group: Pioneering Indigenous Partnerships, Engineering Excellence, and Cultural Stewardship
In the evolving landscape of Indigenous business leadership, engineering, and cultural advocacy, the Brooke Ashley Group stands as a force of innovation and integrity. Under the leadership of CEO Brooke Ashley, the company has successfully merged cutting-edge technology, workforce development, and Indigenous knowledge systems to create impactful partnerships across North America.
A Leader Rooted in Tradition and Innovation
Brooke Ashley’s journey is one of resilience, cultural leadership, and professional expertise. He is a knowledge keeper, storyteller, and song carrier from the Carrier and Cree Nations, belonging to the Frog Clan on his maternal side. While his ancestral roots run deep in Treaty 6 (Cree) and Dakelh (Carrier) territories, he has lived his entire life in Coast Salish lands, primarily in Vancouver.
Brooke Ashley has participated in countless Stó:lō community gatherings and ceremonies, where he has built lifelong relationships with Elders, knowledge holders, and cultural mentors from the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley nations. These deep connections have shaped his approach to business, leadership, and community engagement, ensuring that every project Brooke Ashley Group undertakes is guided by Indigenous values and protocols.
Beyond his professional and cultural leadership, Brooke Ashley is also a dedicated father of four and has been married for 20 years, balancing family life with his work in community and industry leadership.
Award-Winning Leadership and Industry Expertise
Brooke Ashley’s contributions to Indigenous economic development, training, and workforce empowerment have been recognized through leadership awards at both the federal and provincial levels. These accolades honor his dedication to creating meaningful economic opportunities for Indigenous peoples, his role in advancing Indigenous participation in skilled trades and engineering, and his commitment to strengthening Indigenous sovereignty in corporate partnerships.
Brooke’s extensive career spans multiple industries, including:
- Marine Engineering at Tidewater Canada, working in commercial marine operations in Vancouver Harbour and along Canada’s inland waterways.
- Heavy Equipment Operation in the Mount Milligan gold mining operations, developing a strong foundation in industrial site management.
- 15+ years as a Project Manager in the non-profit sector, leading Indigenous workforce development initiatives focused on training and employment in the trades.
A Vision for Indigenous-Led Economic Empowerment
The Brooke Ashley Group is redefining how businesses engage with Indigenous communities. Instead of approaching partnerships as a compliance requirement, Brooke Ashley Group ensures that all collaborations are built on mutual respect, transparency, and long-term sustainability.
With expertise in:
- Strategic Indigenous engagement
- Culturally grounded workforce training
- Seismic monitoring and engineering solutions
- Property maintenance and infrastructure development
Brooke Ashley Group has established itself as a trusted partner for companies looking to engage Indigenous communities in a way that is both ethical and transformative.
Looking to the Future…
As federal mandates continue to emphasize Indigenous partnerships, Brooke Ashley Group is leading the way. With expertise in engineering, infrastructure, workforce training, and community engagement, Brooke Ashley Group not just facilitating projects—it is reshaping the future of Indigenous economic empowerment.
Through a combination of cultural leadership, technical excellence, and community-driven solutions, Brooke Ashley and his team are setting the standard for how Indigenous and corporate partnerships can create lasting impact for generations to come.