Quick answer: Corporate Native American Heritage Month programming can include an Indigenous keynote, virtual presentation, moderated conversation, cultural education, powwow dance, workshop or a custom multi-artist experience. Scope the engagement around the audience, learning goal, date, production, accessibility, media rights and budget.
What can a corporate Heritage Month program look like?
- Company-wide virtual presentation for distributed employees.
- Executive or leadership keynote with moderated discussion.
- Cultural presentation combining speaking and powwow dance.
- Employee resource group event with Q&A.
- Workshop or learning series for deeper engagement.
- Large in-person experience with additional performers and production when appropriate.
Why virtual can work at corporate scale
Virtual delivery can bring one Indigenous-led program to employees in multiple offices and time zones while avoiding travel for every location. Accessibility, captioning, moderation and recording permissions should be planned in advance.
For larger in-person engagements, request a proposal
A keynote for one audience and a major cultural experience involving several artists, production, workshops and media rights are different scopes. Powwow Times develops institutional proposals around the actual program rather than publishing one universal in-person price.
Prepare these details before contacting a presenter
- audience size and locations;
- preferred date and time zones;
- learning goal;
- virtual, in-person or hybrid format;
- budget range and procurement deadline;
- accessibility requirements;
- desired recording, replay or social-media use; and
- whether additional performers or workshops are being considered.
Request a Powwow Times corporate program
Powwow Times provides Indigenous cultural education, speaking, powwow dance, media and live production across North America.
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For detailed planning guidance, read How to Plan a Native American Heritage Month Program at Work, our speaker booking guide, or the complete 2026 Heritage Month hub.
Planning a Native American Heritage Month program?
Powwow Times offers Indigenous-led virtual and in-person programs for schools, universities, workplaces and institutions. See presentation options and request a proposal →
Explore the complete Native American Heritage Month 2026 resource hub →
