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Native American- owned companies and corporations have been leading the way in innovating the business sector for over 40 years, and yet the broader business world is only just now beginning to catch on. Driven by cultural values for social and environmental wellbeing and accountable to a tribal communities, Native-owned businesses drive regional economies while lifting families out of poverty in ways that "mainstream" businesses and development programs have not been able to achieve. Many of these organizations are going far beyond simply providing jobs and bringing much needed capital into tribal communities. They are providing educational resources, family services, housing and more within a culture-based framework for operations.

By adhering to a quadruple bottom line in this way, several Native-owned enterprises have become leading economic powerhouses in their regions and business sectors. Join Chrystel Cornelius (Oweesta Corporation), Alexis Bunten and Daniel Roth (JumpScale) for an exciting conversation on FRIDAY at 12pm ET about how Native and non-Native entrepreneurs and business leaders can learn from Native led businesses to improve your company's outcomes in a way that is not cultural appropriation, rather workplace cultural innovation.
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Upcoming Events

November 17 - Investing in the Next Frontier of Circular Fashion (partner event in San Francisco)
Join expert panelists for a conversation on investing in the new frontier of fashion technology, turning the $500B value of global textile waste into circular fashion while propelling the next digital fashion movement. Also on display will be an exhibition of limited edition, signature circular memory jackets reflecting places, people and passion.

November 18 - Activate Your Money: Innovate Your Philanthropy
Part of a 3-part webinar series led by Janine Firpo, Co-Founder of Invest for Better and Author of 'Activate Your Money.' This session will unveil real-world experiences of innovators who are using their DAF assets to provide deeper impact and value. It will also showcase a few of the most innovative service providers who are making it easier for all of us to invest our values. And it will provide insight into ways that you can feel less frustrated and have more fun with your philanthropy.

November 19 - The Quadruple Bottom Line: What You Can Learn From Innovations in the Indigenous-led Business Sector
By adhering to a quadruple bottom line, several Native-owned enterprises have become leading economic powerhouses in their regions and business sectors. Join Chrystel Cornelius (Oweesta Corporation), Alexis Bunten and Daniel Roth (JumpScale) for an exciting conversation about how Native and non-Native entrepreneurs and business leaders can learn from Native-led businesses to improve your company's outcomes in a way that is not cultural appropriation, rather workplace cultural innovation.

December 8-10 - ASBC-SVC 2021 Winter Conference
An in-person convening for business leaders, impact investors, policy makers, and more taking place in Paradise Point, San Diego, CA.
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