OK Tribal Finance Consortium  Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma

Sponsors

 Corporate Partner:

 Meeting Sponsors:

Benefits to Participants • Local Networking with 38 tribes/nations OK Tribal • Local Support

• Local Knowledge Share Contact: Finance • Local Experience Share Victor Flores, MBA MHA Phone: (405) 834-8825 • Local Resource Pooling Email: [email protected] Consortium • Local Quarterly Meetings

• Contact List (Updated Quarterly) “Advancing tribal economics and • Partnered with NAFOA (www.nafoa.org) strengthening tribal finance within the state of Oklahoma”

38 Oklahoma Sovereign Tribes / Nations

 Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians  Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town  Apache Tribe of Oklahoma  Caddo Nation of Oklahoma Knowledge  Cherokee Nation Share  Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes  Citizen Potawatomi Nation  Comanche Nation  Delaware Nation  Delaware Tribe of Indians  Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Cost  Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma Experience  Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma Savings Share  Kaw Nation Share  Kialegee Tribal Town  Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma  Kiowa Indian Tribe of Oklahoma  Miami Tribe of Oklahoma  Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma  Muscogee (Creek) Nation  Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma  Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Indians Advantages of OK Tribal Synergy: OK Tribal Finance Consortium  Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma

 Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma  Purpose: To advance tribal economics  Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma  Knowledge – Sharing of and strengthen tribal finance within the  Quapaw Tribe of Indians knowledge base, contacts and state of Oklahoma.  Sac & Fox Nation resources.  Seminole Nation of Oklahoma  Seneca-Cayuga Nation  Function: Connect with local finance  Shawnee Tribe  Experience – Sharing of positive tribal directors & leaders, share expertise  The Chickasaw Nation and negative experiences with and exchange ideas.  The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma consultants and service providers  The Osage Nation   Vision: Tribal nations throughout OK Thlopthlocco Tribal Town  Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma  Cost – Sharing of costs; joint will gain synergy through collaboration  United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in venture opportunities; contract and enriched tribal relations. Oklahoma negotiations; procurement efforts.  Wichita and Affiliated Tribes (Wichita, Keechi,

Waco and Tawakonie)

 Wyandotte Nation

“A single twig breaks; a bundle of twigs is strong.” Tecumseh