The premiere November issue of Native Business Magazine is hot off the presses and currently shipping all across Indian Country.
Publishers Gary and Carmen Davis started Native Business roughly four months ago. “We were told it was going to be impossible to achieve our goal of publishing our first print publication, and shipping it nationwide, by November,” they said.
Today their actions are testament to their determination and integrity. Nearly 10,000 issues will begin arriving across the United States, Canada — and as far away as Europe.
“We are proud to be the only 100 percent Native-owned and -operated business magazine in publication today. We celebrate Native American Heritage Month by remembering that entrepreneurship is one of the most traditional activities conducted by our ancestors across turtle island, ensuring the self-sufficiency and sustainability of our people and communities,” said Gary Davis, publisher of Native Business Magazine. “We, along with thousands of other Native Entrepreneurs, continue to carry forward that tradition.”
The November 2018 entrepreneurship-themed issue of Native Business Magazine celebrates indigenous innovation, commitment and resilience. Native Business print and digital magazine content is exclusive and not available on NativeBusinessMag.com.
Readers can stay up on all the latest news and info and learn about Indian Country’s movers and shakers each month by subscribing to receive the print edition of Native Business each month for FREE by visiting NativeBusinessMag.com/subscribe. The digital edition of the November issue is available right now: https://issuu.com/…/native…/issues/nov2018-nbmag-final-large. The digital edition offers easy viewing on your phone, tablet or computer. Receive 12 issues for just $19.99. That’s only $1.67 an issue.
“We make it affordable and convenient for you to stay in the loop on all business and entrepreneurial happenings across Indian Country,” said Carmen Davis, publisher and executive editor of Native Business Magazine.
In our debut issue (featuring all exclusive editorial content not available on our website) we highlight ancient indigenous centers of commerce, including Cahokia, Tenochtitlán and Machu Picchu, for a glimpse of the prosperity that Indian Country is capable of achieving.
- We spotlight Shinnecock tribal leader Lance Gumb’s entrepreneurial journey.
- Native Business Magazine gets the low-down from “Hemp Warrior” Alex White Plume.
- Tocabe co-founder Ben Jacobs shares his plans for nationwide expansion.
- Inspiring women entrepreneurs discuss their grassroots movement Native Women Lead.
- The Lumbee founder of Metcon talks building energy-positive buildings.
- We interview Martin Sensmeier about co-producing and starring in the forthcoming Jim Thorpe biopic.
- We speak with MHA Nation Chairman Mark Fox about the tribe’s economic diversification and long-term vision.
- And much more.
A clear message resonates throughout Native Business Magazine’s debut entrepreneurship Issue, and it is this: Empower yourself.
