Overview
Barry Croft is a seasoned entrepreneur and national
advisor with decades of experience leading large-scale,
cross-sector projects. As a member of the Hudson Hill
Global Advisory Board, he provides strategic guidance
across key sectors including Mining, Oil & Gas, and
Military infrastructure—ensuring alignment with both
government policy and Indigenous cooperation frameworks.
Entrepreneurial Background
Barry is the founder of two successful international
companies and has a proven track record of navigating
complex business environments across borders. His
leadership style combines practical execution with
long-range vision, particularly in industries where
logistics, compliance, and regional partnerships are
critical to success.
Current Role – President, Canadian Alliance Commission
As President of the Canadian Alliance Commission, Barry
oversees national-level coordination between private
industry, Indigenous leadership, and government bodies.
His work focuses on building inclusive project frameworks
that prioritize Indigenous participation, economic
opportunity, and workforce development on a national
scale.
Expertise in Indigenous-Industrial Relations
Barry is recognized for his deep understanding of the
cultural, regulatory, and logistical requirements of
Indigenous cooperation. He has played a leading role in
developing training pipelines and employment programs that
integrate Indigenous Peoples into core operational roles
in industrial projects—moving beyond token inclusion
toward real, lasting engagement.
Role at Hudson Hill Global
At Hudson Hill Global, Barry advises on all aspects of
Indigenous compliance, partnership structure, and national
engagement. His insights ensure the company meets or
exceeds regulatory standards while building long-term,
respectful relationships with Indigenous communities. He
is instrumental in aligning Hudson Hill’s project planning
and execution with federal initiatives and Indigenous
expectations, helping position the company as a model for
responsible innovation and national collaboration.
