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IITIO, Inc. is pleased to continue our online series on Indigenous Law and Policy. This April, listen in as the exciting discussion of the US 2022-2026 Strategic Plan for Native American trade continues. Hear about Native American international trade opportunities and initiatives developing alongside the new Made in America Tribal Trade Policy. Register today for our next event, and read about it below.
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For decades, the cost of electricity for tribal facilities, homes and casinos has been steadily rising, even though the underlying cost of wholesale power hasn't changed much.
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New group to provide commercial, investment banking to tribes and their business enterprises across U.S.
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How well are you meeting your fiduciary obligations? Assess your retirement plan management with a complimentary Scorecard and Consultation
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13,500 Small Businesses Have Been Supported Through Comcast RISE to Date - Find One Near You Today!
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FEMA has announced a $18.2 M Cybersecurity Grant Program to Address Cyber Risk for Tribal Governments
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Sue and Gary Raccine's business journey kicked off when Gary spotted an ad in the local newspaper for a snack shop in a local strip mall in Cut Bank, Montana, just outside of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation.
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In today’s highly challenging labor market, Tribal employers need an edge when it comes to building and maintaining a strong and effective workforce. When you have ready access to current data on pay ranges and employee benefits offered by similar Tribal organizations, you’re better equipped to make smart, strategic decisions for ensuring your own employee compensation levels are both fair and competitive.
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Michigan’s Tribally owned businesses are unique and integral to the state’s business ecosystem. Since 2010, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) and its Tribal Business Development unit have provided resources and support to the 12 federally recognized tribes. Tom Durkee, Project Manager at Tribal Business Development, is at the forefront of this collaboration, focusing on state-tribal relationships that foster business development beyond gaming. Durkee sat down for a Q&A to discuss the challenges of Tribally owned businesses and the support available through the MEDC.