Workforce Development Sector Articles
Native Business to Unveil its Top 30 CEOs in Indian Country on NativeBusinessMag.com
These profiles that dive into the mindsets, mentalities and methodologies of the Top 30 CEOs at Tribally owned enterprises were featured in our premiere Leadership issue.
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Impact Study Highlights Otoe-Missouria as Rising Economic Powerhouse in Oklahoma
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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The Navy and Navajo Nation: Foundations for a Research Relationship
A department of the Navy recently held its first outreach event at a Native American university or college: Navajo Technical University (NTU) in Crownpoint, New Mexico.
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Chief Hoskin Signs Career Readiness Act, Doubling Funding to $2M to Train Cherokees for Trade Jobs
Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. signed the Career Readiness Act on October 16, doubling funding from $1 million to $2 million per year to train Cherokee Nation citizens for construction, health, information technology and lineman trade jobs.
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Native Business Drops its Leadership Issue, Honoring the Top 30 CEOs in Indian Country
Native Business’ Leadership issue shines a light on the Top 30 CEOs in Indian Country.
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Tribal, State and Local Leaders Gather to Celebrate Tribal Nations’ Nearly $13B Economic Impact on Oklahoma
State, local and Tribal government leaders recently gathered in Tulsa to reflect on the $12.9 billion and growing annual economic impact of Tribal Nations on the state of Oklahoma.
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$1.3M Grant to Increase Pipeline of Navajos in Neuroscience
“We have a dire need for more neuroscientists on the Navajo Nation. This will increase the amount of Navajo neuroscientists in the coming years,” Diné College President Charles Monty Roessel said.
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Navajo Nation Enters Partnership to Bring Exceptional Carpentry Training to the Reservation
“We had a good discussion about partnering with the United Brotherhood of Carpenters to further explore opportunities to bring exceptional carpentry training to the Navajo Nation,” said Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez.
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A Decade After Launching Tocabe, Osage Entrepreneur Ben Jacobs Is Just Getting Started
Ben Jacobs, Osage, is knee-deep in plans to expand Tocabe beyond Colorado’s borders, bringing exquisite ingredients sourced from Native vendors to people across the country.
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Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Drive Small Business Growth With Financial Support
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) invest in the success of their Native entrepreneurs. The Tribes’ Economic Development Office recently awarded eight grants to Tribal member business owners.
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