Professor Robert Miller pursuing cross-sector economic development and keeping money and resources in Indian Country by reviving private entrepreneurship and developing human capital.
Enjoy this insightful and inspiring Native Business Virtual Summit one on one interview with Robert Miller who is a Professor at the Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law at Arizona State University and also Author of the best selling book, “Reservation Capitalism”.
Mr. Miller’s 2012 book “Reservation ‘Capitalism’: Economic Development in Indian Country”, underscores a persistent truth: that waiting for the federal government has not been a successful strategy for the past 200 years, and that’s not going to change in the future. Pivotal to self-sufficiency is being recession-proof. That requires pursuing cross-sector economic development and keeping money and resources in Indian Country by reviving private entrepreneurship and developing human capital.
In this interview with Native Business founder and Publisher, Gary Davis, Mr. Miller discusses how to build prosperous private sector economies on reservations — which demands the joint-intelligence and coordination of Tribal governments, Indian individuals, reservation communities, the United States, and non-profit organizations. 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.
