A Common Theme Binds Native Business Magazine’s June 2019 Issue: Through Agricultural, Natural Resource & Tourism Development, We Empower Self-Reliance
Our first “Tourism, Agriculture & Natural Resources” issue is hot off the presses and shipping across the world to thousands of subscribers.
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Native Business Summit Inspired Attendees ‘to Conquer & Keep Conquering Our Dreams’
“We all left feeling inspired & ready to conquer & keep conquering our dreams & making a difference and that is PRICELESS,” said Native Business Summit attendee Nicole Seneca.
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Native Business to Release the Inaugural Class of the Native Business Top 50 Entrepreneurs Online
Native Business will be rolling out profiles of the Native Business Top 50 Entrepreneurs online at NativeBusinessMag.com to further uplift and promote their great work.
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Native Business Podcast Debuts Live at the Native Business Summit
On stage in front of a live audience, the Native Business Podcast launched today at the Native Business Summit.
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‘Your Network Is Your Net Worth’: The Native Business Summit Is Underway, Building Bridges Across Indian Country
“Your network is your net worth,” said Gary Davis (Cherokee), Publisher of Native Business Magazine, “and that’s what we’re building here at the Native Business Summit.”
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Our seventh edition of Native Business Magazine, the “Tourism, Agriculture & Natural Resources” issue, is rooted in the very foundation of Tribal sovereignty and resiliency: harvesting food and natural resources to thrive, while conserving the ecosystem and respecting Indigenous lands. We also turn our sights to tourism, given many Tribal reservations are off-the-beaten path for destination travel. Our June issue is ambitious, and our cover subject is a testament to that. Chairman Mark N. Fox not only recognized the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara (MHA) Nation’s potential to replicate the agricultural success of the Netherlands, he took it a step further, bridging a cross-continent, nation-to-nation alliance to facilitate critical knowledge share that will empower his Tribe to bring his vision for food sovereignty and self-reliance to fruition. Chairman Fox’s message consistently emphasizes the core ethos behind the food sovereignty movement: that to be truly sovereign, we must feed ourselves.
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Meet Lance Gumbs, Founder of Shinnecock Lobster Factory and a Native Business Top 50 Entrepreneur
Over the course of his entrepreneurial career, Lance Gumbs has succeeded as a club venue operator and DJ, as well as a proprietor of a gift shop, smoke shop, delicatessen and café.
Foxwoods Names Tribal Gaming Veteran John James as New President and CEO
Foxwoods has named John J. James as its new President and CEO, an appointment that follows a year after the sudden death of his predecessor Felix Rappaport.
Meet Sean Sherman, Founder of the The Sioux Chef and a Native Business Top 50 Entrepreneur
Chef Sean Sherman, the Oglala Lakota founder of “The Sioux Chef,” is on a mission. He wants to help indigenous peoples across the world reclaim their ancestral food knowledge, while creating sustainable economies around indigenous foodways.
Hard Rock, Spectacle Sign Letter of Intent to Franchise Hard Rock in Indiana
Seminole Nation-owned Hard Rock International has signed a joint venture agreement with Indianapolis-based Spectacle Entertainment to adapt the Hard Rock brand for a casino set to open in Gary, Indiana.
Meet Karlene Hunter, the Lakota Visionary Behind the Tanka Bar & a Native Business Top 50 Entrepreneur
Karlene Hunter and her business partner Mark Tilsen founded Native American Natural Foods on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation more than 10 years ago.
Shinnecock Nation Defends its Right to Advertise on Billboards Despite Opposition in Affluent Southampton
The Shinnecock Indian Nation’s 60-foot tall LED screen billboard presides over Sunrise Highway in Southampton — prime advertising space for any business.
Meet Lakota Butcher Lee Meisel, a Native Business Top 50 Entrepreneurs Honoree
Three years ago, Lee Meisel opened Leeway Franks, a beloved sausage shop and restaurant in Lawrence, Kansas. Meisel and his “tight-knit crew” of employees make the all-natural, locally sourced frankfurters, bratwursts and sausages in-house.
Victory for Spokane Tribe in Casino Lawsuits
The Spokane Tribe has prevailed over an attempt by the Kalispel Tribe and Spokane County to reverse a U.S. Department of Interior decision that approved the Spokane’s competing casino in Washington State.
Meet Thomas Begay, Founder of Chief Burgers & a Native Business Top 50 Entrepreneurs Honoree
Thomas Begay (Navajo, Hopi) had to overcome a series of logistical challenges to launch Chief Burgers, a gourmet burger and picadilly business on wheels, based in Window Rock, Arizona, on the Navajo Nation reservation.
New Executive Director to Lead Southern Ute Growth Fund
Shane Seibel began his new role as executive director of the Southern Ute Growth Fund this week.
Meet Heat Laliberte, Founder of One Arrow & a Native Business Top 50 Entrepreneurs Honoree
Heat Laliberte is a First Nations entrepreneur who started One Arrow to make small-batch, hand-cured, naturally smoked, hormone-free bacon.
Okla. Tribal Leaders Sign Joint Resolution Opposing Governor Stitt’s Repudiation of State-Tribal Compacts
On Friday, the Inter-Tribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes signed a resolution, opposing Gov. Stitt’s attempt to renegotiate the Tribal-state compacts.
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