Executive Order to Remove Regulations to Stimulate Economic Recovery
The “Regulatory Relief to Support Economic Recovery” executive order intends to spur the post-pandemic economy by waiving agency regulations. “The virus has attacked our nation’s economy as well as its health,” states the White House announcement. President Donald...
Tribal Diagnostics Takes on COVID-19 Testing While Guarding Tribal Sovereignty
A Tribal Diagnostic lab tech conducts COVID-19 testing on April 23, 2020. (Courtesy Tribal Diagnostics)Native-owned Tribal Diagnostics recently shifted to conduct COVID-19 testing in its Oklahoma City lab. While the company counts clients across the nation, founder...
AB 855 Ramos Bill to Honor California Native Americans with Paid Holiday Advances
AB 855 would amend the Code of Civil Procedure to recognize California Native American Day as a judicial holidaySACRAMENTO—The California State Assembly Judiciary Committee on March 23, 2021 approved a measure on a bipartisan 10-0 vote to allow state and local court...
Shinnecock Victory: Tribal Sign to Stay Lit, Judge Denies State Injunction
The Shinnecock Indian Nation debuted its economic development project, Shinnecock Monument, in early May 2019 to generate Tribal revenues. The Nation's billboard signs in particular have proved a point of contention with the State of New York, but a judge has ruled in...
Chaudhuri Addresses Pandemic’s Disruption to $34.1B Tribal Gaming Industry
Former NIGC Chairman Jonodev O. Chaudhuri (Muscogee (Creek) Nation) participated in a recent SBC Digital Summit panel with Conrad Granito, General Manager of the Muckleshoot Casino (the largest Tribal gaming operation in the Pacific Northwest), and Sheila Morago,...
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S&K Technologies Wins $22M DOE Contract, Pivots Operations Due to COVID-19
A global small business leader in technology and aerospace, S&K Technologies Inc. is pivoting amid the novel coronavirus pandemic to focus on safety, while continuing to meet its 69 contractual obligations — 45 of which are priority-related for the US Military.
Poarch Creek’s Muskogee Technology Is Producing Vital PPE Amid COVID-19
Muskogee Technology — a manufacturing company that meets the needs of the aerospace, defense, heavy machinery, wind energy, and oil and gas industries — has pivoted to produce critical Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including hospital gowns, to aid healthcare...
Mohegan Renewable Energy Is Using American Waste Wood to Keep the Lights on in Europe
A wood pellet business like Mohegan Renewable Energy’s depends on raw materials that are essentially unwanted, harvesting irregular wood from logging operations, or remnants and sawdust from sawmills.
Harvard: If Feds Do Not Address Tribal Revenue, All Americans Will Suffer
Harvard University’s dire prediction holds that Tribal economies could lose $49.5 billion with the shutdown of non-essential businesses, and that a failure of Tribal economies could imperil whole swaths of the larger American economy.
CARES Act May Pit Tribal Governments Against ANCs for COVID-19 Relief
CARES money for "governments" seems to allow for ANCs to get a piece of the $8 billion set aside for Tribal governments. For Native governments, the COVID-19 relief legislation known as the CARES Act may have a crucial flaw, and some leaders in Indian Country are...
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Poarch Band Releases Game-Changing Plan to Generate a Billion Dollars for Alabama Within a Year
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The International Industry Veteran: Pat Crofts Leverages his Global Experience in Oklahoma
A more than 40-year veteran of the gaming industry, Pat Crofts got his start at age 21 in the 1970s working for a Las Vegas-based CPA firm.
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Our Success & Finance issue charts the business breakthroughs of Tribes and Tribal entrepreneurs in “The Greatest Success Stories of 2019.” We also pay homage to perseverance and tireless devotion to Indian Country. Ernie Stevens, Jr., and Cheryl Stevens, his wife of 37 years, grace one of the covers. We honor Ernie Stevens’ nearly 20 years of stewardship to Indian gaming as Chairman of NIGA. Tunica-Biloxi Chairman Marshall Pierite is featured on the opposite cover. He shares how gaming helped his Tribe “to transition from a surviving community to a thriving community,” and reflects on recent success in the financial services industry. We shine a light on financial institutions, such as Stearns Bank, and consider the investment strategy of Mno-Bmadsen. Meanwhile, the DOE’s James E. Campos, underscores: “Energy is our new economy, it is our new currency, and Native Americans play a large part in this equation.”
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Sky Ute SportsBook App Launches Statewide in Colorado
Sky Ute SportsBook is accepting mobile sports bets from across Colorado. The app is the product of a partnership between the Southern Ute Indian Tribe and Las Vegas-based USBookmaking. Based on the Southern Ute Indian Reservation in Ignacio, Colorado, Sky Ute Casino...
Poarch Band Releases Game-Changing Plan to Generate a Billion Dollars for Alabama Within a Year
“What could Alabama do with a billion dollars?” That’s the question the Poarch Band of Creek Indians poses on its site “Winning for Alabama.”
The International Industry Veteran: Pat Crofts Leverages his Global Experience in Oklahoma
A more than 40-year veteran of the gaming industry, Pat Crofts got his start at age 21 in the 1970s working for a Las Vegas-based CPA firm.
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Trump Expected to Sign Energy Bill, Removing Barriers for Tribes to Develop Energy Resources
The Tribal Energy Bill cuts red tape and empowers tribes to develop their own energy resources. Ultimately, the Act promotes energy development and drives economic growth.
Native Stylist Brings Metropolitan Vibe to Salon in Rapid City, South Dakota
Marissa Frazier, who grew up on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation, recently opened Artistry Salon in Rapid City, South Dakota. “I have brought that metropolitan vibe to the Midwest,” she said.
Cree Beauty Studio Owner in San Diego Champions Other Minority Entrepreneurs
“I want to see more indigenous women and men follow their passions. When you’re scared, it can be a good sign,” said Chantelle Pahtayken, owner of Second Look Studio in San Diego, California.
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Lance Morgan on Ho-Chunk, Inc.’s 25-Year History of Growth
Lance Morgan was 25 years old when he was tasked with figuring out how to diversify the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska’s economy away from gaming. (Courtesy Ho-Chunk, Inc.)This feature originally appeared as the cover story of the March 2019 “Infrastructure” print...
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