A Blackfeet Woman Builds TPMOCS From Heart and Sole
In 2014, Running Fisher Jones invested $25,000 of her own money to launch TPMOCS ― an all-Native business that creates handmade moccasins for infants and toddlers ― for the sole purpose of creating economic opportunity for her impoverished Tribe.
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Everything You Need to Know About the Native American Agriculture Fund’s Plans to Shepherd its $266M Portfolio
The people placed in charge of stewarding these funds and ensuring that the grant process is as transparent, fair and complete as possible are already respected for their distinguished service to Indian Country.
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Native Business’ Summer Issue Spotlights Groundbreaking Tribal Health Care, Trailblazers in Arts & Entertainment, and Disruptors in the Beauty Industry
The eighth edition of Native Business Magazine examines Tribal and Native involvement in the lucrative arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and beauty industries.
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Native Construction Company Protects Mother Earth While Reducing Costs
Metcon, based in Pembroke, North Carolina, now has five offices around the Carolinas and employs 80 people. It has been involved in 650 construction project completions over the years.
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Native Food and Beverage Professionals Discuss the Indigenous Food Movement on Episode 6 of the Native Business Podcast
On the 6th episode of the Native Business Podcast, Native American food and beverage professionals who weigh in on Indigenous food movement that has taken off and shows no sign of slowing down.
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Little Six Casino’s Club Gold Coming to U.S. Bank Stadium Prior to 2019 Vikings Season
Mystic Lake Casino Hotel will expand its existing footprint and introduce the Little Six Casino’s Club Gold prior to the 2019 Vikings season.
Native American Coffee Grinds It Out
Bill McClure, who started NativeAmericanCoffee.com with his daughter, Ellie, in 2008, attributes a lot of his success to hustle and old-fashioned business practices.
Judge Again Rules in Favor of Ponca Tribe, Which Is Ready to Put Lawsuits to Bed and Focus on Economic Growth
Last year, the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska opened a casino on restored Tribal lands in Iowa, while a civil case against the gaming establishment was pending.
Sacramento-Based Resort, a Seminole Tribe & Enterprise Rancheria Partnership, Now Accepting Reservations
The project marks an historic partnership between two Tribes: the Seminole Tribe of Florida, owners of Hard Rock International, and the Estom Yumeka Maidu Tribe of the Enterprise Rancheria.
14 Tribal Casinos Rank on Business Insider’s List of 50 Best Casinos in America
Tribal casinos earned top spots on Business Insider’s list of 50 best casinos in America, based on data from 360,781 TripAdvisor reviews.
Native Business’ Summer Issue Spotlights Groundbreaking Tribal Health Care, Trailblazers in Arts & Entertainment, and Disruptors in the Beauty Industry
The eighth edition of Native Business Magazine examines Tribal and Native involvement in the lucrative arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and beauty industries.
Navajo Founder of Changing Woman Initiative Named to InStyle Magazine’s List of 50 Badass Women
Nicolle Gonzales, a Navajo certified nurse midwife and the Founder of the Changing Woman Initiative, a health collective dedicated to reviving cultural birth knowledge, is featured among InStyle Magazine’s list of 50 Badass Women.
Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Drive Small Business Growth With Financial Support
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) invest in the success of their Native entrepreneurs. The Tribes’ Economic Development Office recently awarded eight grants to Tribal member business owners.
Northern Arapaho Tribal Industries Secures Nearly $4.1M in FCC Funding for Broadband on Wind River Reservation
A $4.1 million injection over the next decade will empower the Northern Arapaho Tribal Industries (NATI) to expand broadband to rural homes and businesses on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming.
Cherokee Nation Businesses Unveils Plans for $225M Legends Resort & Casino Arkansas
Legends Resort & Casino Arkansas in Pope County is slated to make a total statewide economic impact in excess of $5 billion in the first 10 years.
Two Native Women Lead Co-Founders Share the Power of Native Women in Business on the Native Business Podcast
On the 8th episode of the Native Business Podcast, two of the founders of the Native Women Lead organization, Stephine Poston (Sandia Pueblo) and Vanessa Roanhorse (Navajo), who are both also successful entrepreneurs, discuss the power of women in business.
New Potawatomi Hotel Tower, Spa Contribute to Renaissance of Milwaukee’s Menomonee Valley
The $80 million, 180,000 square foot expansion to Potawatomi Hotel & Casino will further improve the guest experience and enhance this jewel of the Menomonee Valley in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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