Native Business Video Learning: Watch Keynote Remarks from Chairman Marshall Pierite of the Tunica Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana

Chairman Pierite addresses innovation in Tribal and Native American business.  

Enjoy these keynote remarks, recorded during the Native Business Virtual Summit, from Chairman Marshall Pierite of the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana. Chairman Pierite addresses innovation in Tribal and Native American business.

As the Chairman of the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe, Mr. Pierite has spearheaded economic diversification of his Tribe’s portfolio into the financial services industry via Mobiloans, a Tribal enterprise offering small-dollar loans to consumers. Mobiloans employs more than 30 individuals on the Tribal reservation, in addition to providing numerous outsourced jobs.

Chairman Pierite is also a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps and an entrepreneur. His newest venture is Tribal Solutions Medical, which provides quality, cost-effective personal protective equipment and other resources to mobilize Tribal communities to lead in safety and preventative measures in this pandemic environment.

Many other thought provoking ideas and insights are shared. Enjoy and please feel free to share this video with your network

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Carmen Davis - Founder, Publisher and Executive Editor

Mrs. Davis is the founder, publisher and executive editor of the only Native American wholly owned and operated national tribal business publication, Native Business Magazine, and the producer of the annual and nationally attended Native Business Summit.

Mrs. Davis is also president of Davis Strategy Group has over 23 years of service to Indian Country and as an entrepreneur she has successfully established, operated, managed and grown several businesses in multiple sectors. She is equal parts a strategic visionary and behind-the-scenes implementor, essential in guiding and overseeing every process of brand development, business expansion, nation-to-nation relationship building and more.

She was named in 2009 as one of the first recipients of the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development’s, “40 Under 40” award which recognizes up and coming community and business leaders from across Indian Country.

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