August
Rocky Boy’s 54th Annual Celebration | Chippewa Cree Tribe Rocky Boy, Montana | August 3-5, 2018
Spring TFMC Draws In Another Diverse Cohort
AIPI Staff Attend 36th Annual NAFOA Conference
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[/caption]The 36th Annual Conference of the Native American Finance Officers Association in New Orleans, LA from April 22-24, had record attendance and informative sessions on Tribal economics, economy building, and finance in areas such as
TFMC Features Experts in Tribal Financial Matters
Director's Message
Hachinchokmata! Ayoppa Afammi Himitta'! (Hello to everyone! Happy New Year)
We hope that your fall season is going well. In September, things really ramped up at AIPI. This is the time of year we start planning our upcoming Tribal Financial Managers Certificate Training. We have also been working diligently on an economic development assessment for a regional Tribal Nation. Additionally, AIPI staff Dr. Traci Morris and Brian Howard attended the American Indian Science and Engineering Society Annual Conference in Denver, CO, where they both presented at different breakout sessions.
As we head into the Fall season and semester, it seems everyone is wondering where the Summer went. If you read on, you'll hear about some of our Summer work. We are looking forward to a productive Fall will numerous upcoming conferences and events. Watch for us if you're attending AISES, NAFOA, and NCAI.
Mission:
Supporting native business owners and enterprises in building sustainable tribal economies through modernizing traditional trade networks.
We do this through leveraging partnerships and bringing together resources from ASU, the tribal community, and other community organizations.
First Innovations Tribal Business Community Training
Inno-NATIONS is now accepting applications for the First Innovations Tribal Community Entrepreneurial BusinessTraining Cohort to be hosted June 22-24, 2017 in Phoenix, Az.
If you are accepted to the training you can expect the following:
