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How COVID-19 Spurred Eighth Generation to Pivot With Purpose
The COVID-19 crisis has compelled Eighth Generation to support its community with a one-time donation of critical PPE and also to pivot operations to increase in-house production. Pictured: Esther Lucero and Louie Gong outside of the Seattle Indian Health Board....
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Cherokee Nation Businesses Subsidiaries Announce Projects With Federal Departments
Cherokee Services Group and Cherokee Nation System Solutions, both subsidiaries of Cherokee Nation Businesses, recently announced agreements to assist the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of the Interior, respectively.
Over Super Bowl Weekend, Pearl River Resort Introduced New ‘PRR Sports’ Mobile Betting App
Just in time for Super Bowl Sunday, Pearl River Resort launched mobile, on-premise sports betting on Saturday, February 2. The app, called PRR Sports, offers guests the opportunity to bet on professional league and major collegiate sporting events from anywhere on the Bok Homa and Pearl River properties.
Sealaska Heritage Institute Responds to Facebook’s Ban on Sale of Products With Animal Parts, Fur
Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) is condemning a Facebook ban on legal sales of products made from any “part, pelt or skin from an animal, including fur,” according to the site’s commerce policy.
Here’s How Jaymie Campbell Grew White Otter Design Co. From Passion Project to Profitable Business Garnering Red Carpet Placement
Jaymie Campbell, Anishnaabe hailing from the Curve Lake First Nation, left her full-time job last year to focus her energy into growing White Otter Design Co., her aboriginal fashion and art business.
GRID Names Tanksi Clairmont to Lead Tribal Solar Accelerator Fund
Tanksi Clairmont—an enrolled tribal member of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate from Sisseton, South Dakota, and a member of the Sicangu Lakota Oyate from Rosebud, South Dakota—has been named director of the Tribal Solar Accelerator Fund.
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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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Tribal Casino Introduces New York’s First Live Weekly eSports Competition
A sports betting lounge at an Oneida Nation-owned casino in upstate New York will debut the state’s first live weekly eSports competition starting November 6.
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Entrepreneurship on the Wind River Reservation Receives $450K Injection From University of Wyoming
Look for entrepreneurship to accelerate on the Wind River Indian Reservation, bolstered by the University of Wyoming’s commitment to provide $450,000 in grant funding over the next five years.
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