Professor Robert Miller pursuing cross-sector economic development and keeping money and resources in Indian Country by reviving private entrepreneurship and developing human capital.
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Left: Jars of Kha Povi Herbals rose clay face mask. Right: Kha Povi Herbals Founder Taylor Rose wearing Oxdx and Navajo Secrets Jewelry (Photo by Shaun Marcus)
Read MoreRoyston Turquoise Bracelet by Myles Calladitto, Diné. View the complete list of virtual Indian Market artists at market.swaia.org. (Photo Courtesy swaia.org/exhibitors) “The pandemic forced everyone to be in this place of...
Read MoreThe Brown Jug chain boasts $80 million in annual revenue and 218 employees. Afognak will leverage its acquisition of Brown Jug to serve as a responsible leader in retail sales. “Our focus is on promoting safe use and...
Read MoreTo date, commerce on Facebook has taken place through Marketplace. The introduction of Facebook Shops is changing that. The e-commerce platform allows businesses to customize the look and feel of their “shop,” while equipping...
Read MoreTe Whare Hukahuka CEO Travis O’Keefe said his organization’s program is designed to enable more Indigenous businesses around the world to launch online, sell more and do it more efficiently. (Courtesy Te Whare Hukahuka /...
Read MoreOne of the Chehalis Tribe’s three End of the Trail c-stores. (Photo Courtesy Chehalis Tribal Enterprises) The Tribal Convenience Store Association and Tribal C-Store Operators Weigh in on Remaining Open, While Taking...
Read MoreQuil Ceda Village was conceived and built for business. The 2,200-acre municipality houses not only Tulalip Resort Casino (pictured), but a premium outlet mall; several anchor stores, including Cabela’s, Home Depot and Walmart;...
Read MoreCherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. has appointed a Cherokee Nation work group to study opportunities for leveraging hemp and cannabis through commerce, health care and agriculture. The “Executive Work Group on...
Read MorePopup pods offer an ideal opportunity for startup entrepreneurs to test-drive retail before committing to a full-time space.
Read More“Epic” is not an exaggeration for the entrepreneurial journey of Christopher Ian Gladue, a member of the Bigstone Cree Nation, and founder, President & CEO of Native Delights Inc., and Pânsâwân Traditional Dry Meat.
Read More“It’s really cool to be able to start a business, to grow it, and to break ground on a storefront and a warehouse on Tribal land,” said Angelo McHorse, a member of the Taos Pueblo and co-founder of Bison Star Naturals.
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