Axioma Consulting Limited (Axioma) focuses on working with Indigenous communities and other organizations wanting to progress work with Indigenous People.

Axioma is Spanish for axiom. The word axiom was chosen as one definition is "a starting place for conversation," reflecting our belief in respect, humility, a willingness to ask questions and learn, and the courage to speak wisely.

  • We work hand-in-hand with our clients to identify opportunities, craft compelling grant proposals, and drive meaningful change. 

    Our work is led by the following values: integrity guides our actions, inclusiveness shapes our interactions, and impactful results drive our purpose.

    • Demonstrating integrity means consistently aligning actions with ethical principles, being honest and transparent in all dealings. We act with sincerity, maintaining confidentiality where required, and taking responsibility for our decisions and their consequences. We honour our commitments, treat others with respect and fairness, and strive to do what is right, regardless of external pressures or personal gain.

    • Inclusiveness: We actively ensure all voices are heard and respected in our decision-making processes. We tangibly demonstrate this value by fostering a diverse and welcoming environment where everyone feels valued and included, regardless of background or perspective.

    • Impact: Showcasing our dedication to making a difference, we demonstrate the value we bring through tangible results that have a real impact.

  • At Axioma, we are about collective growth. 

    Our focus is supporting leaders of Indigenous and non-profit organizations and communities to address the identified needs of the community.

    Our comprehensive grant writing and strategic support fosters sustainable development, cultural preservation, and economic growth. We are committed to promoting community development through respectful collaboration, honouring Indigenous culture and wisdom, and upholding our organizational values of integrity, inclusiveness, and impactful results.

  • Our vision is to create a world where Indigenous communities and non-profit organizations thrive, supported by equitable access to resources and opportunities. 

    We envision a future where our collaborative efforts lead to lasting positive impacts, strengthening cultural heritage, and enhancing the well-being of the broader population we serve.

    We strive to be a catalyst for change, empowering our clients with the tools, knowledge, and confidence they need to achieve their goals. Through shared learning and an unwavering commitment to community development, we seek to create a ripple effect of progress that uplifts entire regions and generations.

Out team has worked with many First Nations, Métis communities, and Indigenous organizations across the country, including Driftpile Cree Nation, Beaverlake Cree Nation, Chard Metis Nation, Chestermere Women’s Crisis Society, Fort McMurray 468 First Nation, Fort McKay First Nation, the Athabasca Tribal Council (ATC), The Métis Nation of Alberta, McMurray Métis, Lac Ste. Anne Métis Community Association, the Northeastern Alberta Aboriginal Business Association (NAABA), Sekweha Youth Centre, Temagami First Nation, Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC), the Fireweed Fellowship, Raven Indigenous Capital Partners, Wet’suwet’en First Nation, and many more.

  • Portrait of a woman with long blonde hair, blue eyes, wearing teal earrings, and a nose piercing, against a white background.

    Karen

  • Julian

  • Skylar Veuillot

    Skye

  • A smiling middle-aged man with glasses, a beard, and dark hair wearing a maroon blazer and a light blue shirt, standing against a plain white background.

    Rolando

  • Naomi

Our Bios

  • Karen Olson, the Office Administrator, is a compassionate facilitator and guide with over 15 years of experience working alongside Indigenous communities, particularly through her leadership roles in Indigenous Relations within Alberta’s Oil & Gas industry. She led teams focused on building respectful, long-term partnerships with Nations in northern Alberta and across Canada, supporting consultation, policy, and reconciliation efforts. 

    Karen also has extended family in Indigenous communities, a personal connection deepening her commitment to culturally grounded, relationship-focused work. 

    Beyond the corporate space, Karen is a trained doula, coach, and sabbatical guide and through her work with Divine Passages, helps individuals navigate life transitions with care and compassion. Her approach is grounded in listening, trust, and honouring the lived experiences and knowledge of those she serves. 

    Whether in boardrooms or community settings, Karen brings professionalism, warmth, and integrity to every project.

  • Julian is one of Axioma’s grant strategists, living on the traditional territory of the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples (Victoria, BC). He brings a background in writing, publishing and education, as well as a long-standing dedication to ecological and social justice.

    Julian holds a PhD from Western University, where he studied the involvement of the senses in ecosystems and place. He approached this research by examining cross-cultural dialogues between Indigenous and Western philosophies of imagination and perception, with a focus on listening and sonic awareness. He spent three years teaching courses in philosophy, political theory and environmental studies at the University of Victoria and Vancouver Island University. His courses consistently received outstanding student feedback for their accessibility and for his capacity to translate depth and complexity into engaging student experiences through a team-based, active learning environment.

    Alongside his professional work, Julian is a sound artist who documents acoustic environments through field recording practices aimed at expanding awareness of nonhuman soundscapes. He leads soundwalks that invite participants into attentive, embodied engagement with the more-than-human world and he also helps coordinate the Victoria Bird Language Club.

    Julian grounds all his work in listening, a commitment to uplifting community voices with fidelity and respect, and a deep conviction that powerful storytelling can move resources toward meaningful and systemic change.

  • Skylar Veuillot is an Indigenous graduate and Bachelor of Education student at the University College of the North in Thompson, Manitoba.

    They hold a Bachelor's degree in Aboriginal Studies and are passionate about education, youth development, and incorporating Indigenous perspectives into learning environments.

    Originally from Lac Brochet, Skylar brings valuable lived experience and strong community connections that shape their approach to education. With extensive experience working with children and youth, they are dedicated to making a positive impact.

    As an intern at Axioma, Skylar is enthusiastic about contributing to the organization while growing professionally and collaborating with a supportive team.

  • Axioma was founded by Rolando Inzunza in 2019. Rolando, originally from Chile, S.A., came to Canada as a political refugee. Rolando has 15 years of experience working directly with Indigenous communities in various roles. He also has 25+ years of experience developing and leading successful strategies related to business development, communications, and engagement.

  • Naomi Mison is one of Axioma's grant strategists, bringing over 15 years of experience in strategic communications, public affairs, and stakeholder engagement across government, Indigenous, and regulated sectors. Her background includes supporting $3.5B in financing across 95 First Nations communities, engaging with First Nations to understand their community priorities, as well as overseeing ESG/SDG reporting to demonstrate responsible investing by capital market investors.

    Naomi has pursued formal studies in Indigenous Canada, the 94 Calls to Action, and the Truth and Reconciliation Report, grounding her work in a commitment to respectful, informed collaboration. She holds a Diploma in Public Relations from Grant MacEwan University and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and English from the University of Texas Pan-American.