Roman is a Ts'msyen First Nations business professional and ClimateDoor's First Nations Partnership Lead. He also sits on the Board of Directors of ClimateDoor Impact. He works with First Nations councils, community organizations and industry partners on projects that create lasting economic value, in areas like housing, food security and economic development. Before joining ClimateDoor, Roman was Executive Director of the Prince Rupert & District Chamber of Commerce and Regional Business Liaison at the Tribal Resources Investment Corporation (TRICORP). He has also consulted for the Ts'msyen community on governance, grant writing and business development. He works in a practical way, built on relationships and years of on-the-ground work across northwest British Columbia.

A few things to check before these go live:

• Liam's company: The Standard Demand Partners entry on his LinkedIn includes a securities disclaimer through Finalis Securities. It's worth having Liam or Conor approve the capital-raising wording before it goes on the site.
• Roman's past roles: His Unify bio lists him as COO and Co-Founder of the Ts'msyen Prosperity Society, but his LinkedIn only shows an independent consultant role with the "Ts'mysen Society." I used the safer version, so please confirm which is right.
• Roman's title: LinkedIn calls him "Indigenous Partnership Lead" at Unify, so it's worth confirming that "First Nations Partnership Lead" is his ClimateDoor title.