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Treasury to Start Allocating Portion of CARES Funding Based on Population Data
Treasury will distribute 60 percent of the $8 billion to Tribes based on population data, and the remaining 40 percent based on the total number of persons employed by the Indian Tribe and any Tribally-owned entity. Starting today, Tribes will finally begin receiving...
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Senators Introduce Native American Incubators Program Act to Address Business Start-up Challenges in Indian Country
Entrepreneurs in Indian Country often face unique start-up challenges like difficulty accessing business loans, federal restrictions on leasing and other activities on Tribal trust lands, and proximity to cities, since many Tribes are located in highly rural areas.
Virtual Reality & Coding Academy Coming to High School on Navajo Nation
A virtual reality (VR) and coding academy is coming to Whitehorse High School on the Navajo Nation reservation. Principal Kim Schaefer hopes the VR initiative will prepare a new generation of Navajo students for entrepreneurship or successful careers.
Ho-Chunk Capital to Develop Avid Hotel in Downtown Sioux City, Iowa
Ho-Chunk Capital, the Winnebago Tribe’s real estate investment and management company, and Omaha, Nebraska-based Hart Family Hotels are bringing an Avid Hotel by IHG to Downtown Sioux City, Iowa.
Cherokee Nation Career Services Manager Receives Rising Star Award From National Organizations
Hunter Palmer, a Cherokee Nation citizen who serves as the Cherokee Nation Career Services Economic Development Manager, has been honored as a 40 Under 40 Rising Star award winner from a national economic development profession.
Senate Committee Passes Two Hoeven Tribal Economic Development Bills
The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs (SCIA) has passed two pieces of legislation that Senator John Hoeven (R-ND), SCIA Chairman, introduced to jump start economic development in Indian Country: the PROGRESS For Indian Tribes Act and the Indian Community Economic Enhancement Act.
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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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The Otoe-Missouria’s enterprises have a direct impact of $79.9 million, an indirect impact of $37.1 million, and an induced impact of $39.5 million on Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Buy Native Coffee: These Native-owned Producers Support ‘Rezonomics’ and Native Communities Worldwide
“There are a lot of coffees with Native names, but they’re not Native-roasted or Native-owned,” says Loretta Guzman, founder of Bison Coffeehouse, Portland’s only Native-owned coffee shop and cafe.
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