Who Are We?
Roundtable is a leading provider of Indigenous relations services, specializing in the development of strategic solutions for both proponents and communities, particularly within resource development sectors such as mining, oil & gas, power, and pulp and paper. Boasting over 30 years of experience, we excel in incorporating and engaging the corporate world through a practical and effective relational approach.
Our expertise extends to Indigenous reconciliation and engagement, wherein we leverage reconciliation to foster new relationships and frameworks. This allows us to define clear requirements tailored to our client's needs, transforming Indigenous relationships into robust platforms for sustainable success.
Roundtable serves as a valuable tool for clients seeking to learn, establish, and experiment with reconciliation. We achieve this by implementing awareness programs, engaging key stakeholders, and facilitating the sharing of Indigenous knowledge. Recognizing sovereignty as a fundamental element in Indigenous relations, we understand its attainability through economic stability, empowering Aboriginal communities to provide for their families and achieve self-sufficiency.
In our commitment to addressing social conflicts and issues, we approach our work with sensitivity.
Our Mission is to support both the community and industries by establishing sustainable and mutually beneficial relations, ultimately creating positive opportunities for promising resource development projects.
Meet the Team
Arthur Cunningham
Founder & President / Knowledge Keeper / Indigenous Relations Practitioner
With an illustrious career spanning three decades, Arthur Cunningham emerges as a distinguished leader in Indigenous/Tribal Relations Policy, notably serving as the Senior Advisor at TransCanada. Since 1994, he has contributed significantly to the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, particularly as a devoted member of the Aboriginal Opportunities Committee. A beacon of community engagement, he has lent his expertise to various non-profit organizations, including the Calgary Friendship Centre, the Calgary Aboriginal Women’s Shelter, and the Circle for Aboriginal Relations.
For an impressive 16 years, he assumed the role of governor for Children and Family Services in Calgary, leaving an indelible mark on the organization. His outstanding contributions have been honoured with the prestigious Chief David Crowchild Memorial Award.
Cunningham's unique proficiency in bridging the gap between indigenous communities and corporations is evident in the multifaceted strategies he employs. He has been dedicated to designing, planning, and skillfully managing corporate and project-specific negotiations with Indigenous communities throughout his career. His expansive knowledge extends to the intricate dynamics of public participation concerning indigenous communities, leading to successful partnerships in diverse resource development projects.
As a visionary leader, Arthur assumes a pivotal role in the strategic development of Round Table Consulting, steering it towards new horizons and embodying a commitment to excellence in every endeavour.
Jennifer Cunningham
Vice President / Indigenous Relations Practitioner / Executive Secretary for Metis Local 87
Jennifer Cunningham, a proud Metis, epitomizes independence and reliability in her self-taught, inquisitive, and well-organized narrative. Committed to continuous improvement, she navigates academics and profession with dedication. Independence and reliability are not just abstract ideals but guiding principles in her life, fostering curiosity and adaptability through self-education, complemented by organizational skills.
From managing intricate projects to collaborating seamlessly, Jennifer finds joy in problem-solving, consistently making meaningful contributions. Actively engaging with the Metis community, she values cultural initiatives and connections. In her ongoing journey, Jennifer looks forward to exploring diverse possibilities. Passionate about cultural exploration and community involvement, she invites like-minded individuals to connect for potential alignments in their paths.
Megan Sinclair
Vice President / Indigenous Relations Practitioner
Megan Sinclair – a remarkable woman who wears multiple hats with grace and resilience. Megan is not just a mom of three wonderful sons; she is a force to be reckoned with in the realms of customer service management, all while proudly embracing her strong Métis heritage and a commitment to continuous education. Megan is the heart and soul of a bustling household, where three energetic sons keep life exciting and full of love. Her approach to motherhood is defined by warmth, wisdom, and a healthy dose of humor. Juggling the demands of parenthood while instilling values of kindness, respect, and ambition, Megan is a true inspiration to those who believe in the power of family.
