Founder & Chairman
Cade Kroeker
Guest speaker on hospitality, Indigenous cultural stewardship, and the standards that last.
- Keynotes
- Panels
- TalkBacks
- Round tables
About
Cade Kroeker has worked with more than 170,000 guests from over 90 countries. His work sits in public institutions, hospitality, the arts, and travel — held together by stewardship, service, and composure.
That work is informed by Indigenous heritage, and by a belief that true luxury is discernment: service, craftsmanship, and respect for place. He speaks at film festivals, cultural forums, and churches, and has participated in round-table discussions on public policy, law, and economics during the Indigenous Student Seminar at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. He works in English and French.
Founder & Chairman
Explore Canada Travels
Thoughtful travel, hospitality, and cultural context
Ambassador
Royal Canadian Mint
Visitor experience and public activations
Non-Executive Director
Nunavut Gallery Inc.
Inuit art and cultural continuity
Speaking
Indigenous Tourism & Stewardship
How Indigenous art, hospitality, and place are hosted with care — continuity and respect, not display.
Hospitality as a Standard
What large-scale guest work teaches about discretion, service, and the details people remember.
Trust in a Digital Age
How real relationships still open when most outreach is noise.
Selected appearances
Film
Reel to Real Film Festival
TalkBack presenter and moderator
Faith
Falcon Lake All People’s Church
Guest speaker
Faith
North Kildonan Mennonite Brethren Church
Guest speaker
Policy
Indigenous Student Seminar, Hoover Institution, Stanford University
Round-table participant on public policy, law, and economics
