Native American Business Alliance - Members on the Move!

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of NABA's members and partners!

Members on the Move

Natives You Should Know

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	NABA National Executive Director Jackie Gant (Oneida Nation of the Thames) was featured in Crain's Detroit Business. Click here to read the article.
	NABA Board Member Kenny Tubby (Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians) and his company, Choctaw-Kaul Distribution Company, were featured in the Toyota TEMA newsletter. Find it here.
	NABA Board Member Sharon Cannarsa (Mohawk) was honored as one of Crain's Most Influential Women in 2007. You can read the article here.
	NABA Board Member Andra Rush (Mohawk) was recently featured in Women's Enterprise USA. Click here to read the article.
	NABA Member Steve Cardwell (Cheyenne Arapaho Tribe of Oklahoma) of Brenco Industrial Services, LLC was featured in Native American Times. You can find the article here. He was also recently featured in Indian Country Today - click here to see that article.

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	Dr. Jessica A. Rickert (Potawatomi) is the first female Native American dentist. Click here to read an article about her in Women Dentist Journal.
	NAMA Award winning artist Star Nayea (Anishnabe/Ojibway)performed at NABA's 2006 National Business/Procurement Conference. Click here to go to her website.
	Captain John Herrington (Chickasaw) was the first Native American astronaut. He was the keynote speaker at NABA's 2007 Conference. Click here to read more about him.
	Ben Nighthorse Campbell (Northern Cheyenne) was the third Native American U.S. Senator. He was the keynote speaker at NABA's 2006 Conference. Click here to read the Senator's biography.
	Miko Beasley Denson (Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians) was instrumental in the success of NABA's 2008 Conference. You can read about him here.
	Sam McCracken (Fort Peck Assiniboine/Sioux) is the head of Nike's Native American Business division. More information about him can be found here.
	Dave Anderson (Chippewa/Choctaw) is the founder of Famous Dave's of America. Click here to read his online bio.
	Actor Adam Beach (Salteaux) won an NAMIC Vison Award for his performance in Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee. You can learn more about him here.
	Litefoot (Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma) is the first Native American rap artist and a successful actor. Click here to learn more about Litefoot.
	Comedian Don Burnstick (Alexander First Nation Cree) has established himself as a Canadian favorite. Click here to go to his website.

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