Kallie Wood
President
National Circle for indigenous Agriculture and Food
About Kallie Wood
Kallie Wood is first a daughter, sister, aunt, and mother to four beautiful children and kokum to four grandchildren. As a foster parent, Kallie has many children who call her mom. She is the President and CEO of the National Circle for Indigenous Agriculture and Food (NCIAF) and is a proud member of Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation located on Treaty
Four Territory in Saskatchewan. Kallie was formerly the Senior Indigenous Advisor for the Ministry of Agriculture, Government of Saskatchewan. She holds a Master of Leadership and Management studies degree.
Kallie has received numerous awards for her time commitment to reconciliation, most recently awarded as one of the twenty-two most empowered and influential women internationally in 2023. Kallie is a finalist for the 2025 Women of Distinction Awards for Indigenous Resurgence in Action.She is a life-long learner with 37-years of experience in leadership roles with experience in organizational change, strategic planning, and program delivery with extensive experience in relationship building, reconciliation, and education. Kallie also sits on several Board of Governors across the nation, sharing a voice for Indigenous engagement and building relationships.