Construction/Architecture Sector Articles
Premiere ‘Native Business Top 50 Entrepreneurs’ Issue Shines a Light on Business Visionaries Across Indian Country
Thousands of subscribers across North America, every member of Congress and all attendees of the...
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The Native Business Summit Will Bring the Knowledge, Resources and Passion from the Pages of Native Business Magazine to Life
Register by Friday, March 29th, at midnight PST, to save 15 percent with our advance registration rate for the Native Business Summit, taking place May 13-15, 2019, at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Native Business Magazine’s March 2019 ‘Infrastructure’ Issue Is Here! Ho-Chunk, Inc. CEO Lance Morgan Dishes on Master Planning in the Cover Story
Infrastructure is a topic Indian Country is well aware of, yet it rarely receives the attention it deserves. March 2019 marks our first infrastructure-focused issue of Native Business Magazine, and our fourth issue to date.
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Register Now! Native Business Summit Early Bird Rates End January 31st
Make sure you’re in the innovation loop. Register now for three days of highly beneficial business...
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Morongo Contracts Native-Owned Construction Firms for Resort Expansion That Will Power Regional Economy
The Morongo Band is employing two Native American-owned construction firms to complete its substantial expansion and renovation project at the AAA Four-Diamond Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa in Cabazon, California.
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Seven Generations A+E Celebrates New Headquarters in Kalamazoo
Seven Generations Architecture & Engineering celebrated the relocation of its corporate headquarters to The Foundry in East Kalamazoo, Michigan, on Friday night.
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Former Leader of RES Conference To Present Native Business Summit. Pre-Early Bird Registration Ends November 30
Pre-early bird registration rates for what is sure to be one of the most dynamic business events in Indian Country end this Friday, November 30.
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TERO-Certified Vendors Grow Oklahoma Economy
The Cherokee Nation has, by far, the largest and most progressive Tribal Employment Rights Office (TERO) program in Indian Country, according to Cherokee Nation Deputy Chief S. Joe Crittenden.
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Seven Generations Architecture + Engineering Demonstrates Exponential Growth in Federal & Tribal Spaces
In 2015, Seven Generations Architecture and Engineering (A+E) generated about $1 million in annual revenue. “This year, we’ll probably do close to $8 million,” Jeremy Berg, managing director at Seven Generations A+E, LLC, told Native Business Magazine.
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Seven Generations Partners With WholeTrees to Bring Green Building Materials to Native Markets
Seven Generations Architecture & Engineering—founded in 2012 by Mno-Bmadsen, the non-gaming investment arm of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians—has teamed up with WholeTrees, a national leader in the engineering of round timber.
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