Brad Robinson is a proud member of the Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nations community and the co-owner and operator of Thrive Tours. With a college diploma in Law and Security Administration from Cambrian College and a Bachelor's degree in Native Studies from Laurentian University, Brad is committed to advancing Indigenous culture and history in the tourism industry.As an Indigenous artist, Brad brings a unique perspective to his work at Thrive Tours. He is skilled in video production, graphic design, photography, acting, and traditional Indigenous male singing on the Grandfather Drum. Brad is also a member of the Black Bull Moose Singers, a drum group that performs traditional songs at powwows and other events.Brad's passion for the outdoors is a driving force behind Thrive Tours' mission to educate and share knowledge about Indigenous culture and history. He is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys kayaking, fishing, and camping, and he is dedicated to sharing his knowledge and experiences with others.As co-owner and operator of Thrive Tours, Brad's commitment to advancing Indigenous culture and history has been a key factor in the company's success. His dedication to sharing his knowledge and experiences with others has made him a respected figure in the Indigenous tourism industry. With his expertise and passion for the outdoors, Brad is an integral part of the Thrive Tours team.