Collective Excellence
Rooted in Respect. Driven by Results.
Black Label was built through a shared commitment between Christine Channer (Channer Consulting & Training) and Clinton Belcher (Canadian Ecotourism Services). We brought our teams together to support Indigenous and global BIPOC communities through practical advisory services, hands-on training, and long-term economic strategy—always anchored in respect, culture, and community vision.
Clinton Belcher
Indigenous Tourism | Strategy | Economic Development
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Clinton Belcher is the Founder and CEO of CB Powers Enterprises, Canadian Ecotourism Services (CES), and Createful Spaces. Widely respected across Canada and internationally as a leading voice in Indigenous tourism, Clinton has championed the grassroots, community-first approach since the early 1990s. His work is driven by a commitment to creating meaningful opportunities that advance community well-being, economic prosperity, and sustainable development.
With over 30 years of experience in financial management, organizational efficiency, and strategic planning, Clinton specializes in sustainable tourism and community development. Through CB Powers Enterprises, he provides tailored solutions in business strategy, curriculum development, graphic design, and advisory services. At CES, he leads Indigenous tourism initiatives and develops organizational strategies, feasibility studies, business plans, and infrastructure projects that integrate innovation, technology, and sustainability. His work supports both grassroots initiatives and large-scale community development projects across Canada.
Christine Channer
Workforce Development | Education | Community Engagement
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Christine Channer Auguste is an award-winning, community-focused leader with nearly two decades of experience driving meaningful change in cultural diversity, hospitality and tourism, Indigenous relations, education, business development, and community engagement. Through Channer Consulting & Training, she leads an inclusive and diverse team that has built strong relationships with Indigenous communities, racialized and marginalized communities, and organizations across Canada.
A dedicated change-maker and community partner, Christine takes a collaborative, client-centred approach grounded in listening, understanding, and responding to each client's unique needs. She works closely with clients to develop tailored solutions that align with their objectives, build capacity, and support lasting success.
A passionate advocate for empowerment through education and strategic planning, Christine has worked with First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities across Canada to deliver accessible, inclusive training and innovative solutions. Recognizing the barriers faced by rural and remote communities, she prioritizes flexible, customizable, and in-community delivery models that bring learning and development opportunities directly to those who need them.