STEM Works! Is Knowledge Rivers planned Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), which will be the first of its kind in Indian Country as well in the Nation. The mission of STEM Works!, is to work with and partner with rural and urban native communities where not only is investment capital scarce, in most of these places, investment capital is non-existent. We will not only provide support and technical assistance to existing STEM entrepreneurs, but we will also work hard to develop “in community” talent and entrepreneurs from the ground up. The capital invested, once realized, will be further invested in new STEM businesses and entrepreneurs, keeping the capital within communities to help not only develop wealth for new business owners, jobs and careers for their neighbors, and will result in the development of more native community based micro-economies.

Equitable Origin is the first stakeholder-based, independent, voluntary standards system designed to enable high social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability in energy development.

We are working on Technical Supplements to the EO100 Standard for Responsible Energy Development, for onshore Solar and onshore Wind Development

Member appointed by the Secretary of Energy to serve all Americans and represent the interests of Native American Tribes, for the 2024-2025 term.

The Native American Mining and Energy Sovereignty (NAMES) is a new policy development Initiative created in partnership with the Payne Institute and the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, CO. It is the only Indigenous-centered mining and energy policy development project in the United States.

CarbonEx LLC is a 100% Native American-owned and Operated Carbon Management Platform and Ecosystem working to provide net-zero and net-negative technology solutions to the climate industry in partnership with Federally Recognized Tribes in the United States and Indigenous Peoples throughout the World.

Knowledge River, is a National Native American STEM Initiative, to initiate, collaborate, create, and disseminate STEM related curriculum to Indian Country.

Sweetgrass Public Relations specializes in public relations, marketing, and communications, for the travel, hospitality, gaming, entertainment, and sports industries, with a focus on Native American/American Indian/Tribal/Indian Country markets and consumers.

The National Tribal Energy Association (NTEA) represents the leading energy producing Tribes in the United States. We advocate for the Tribes and their communities and members and educate the Federal Government and private sector on tribal energy related issues and concerns.

Communications and advocacy firm, working in Indian Country and Washington D.C., representing Federally Recognized Tribes, Tribal Organizations, and private sector industries working with Tribes and in Indian Country. Provides advocacy, lobbying, education, intergovernmental relations, public relations, strategic planning and communications, and government affairs services.

The American Indian Infrastructure Association (AIIA), is a proposed 501(c)6 trade association that will advocate, educate, advance, and promote infrastructure development in Indian Country.The AIIA will identify and organize a coalition of Tribal Leaders and infrastructure industry CEO's that share common values and policy interests in promoting Federal and State legislation that will advance the American Indian community and their infrastructure based needs. AIIA initial efforts will be to introduce the Hill and key Administration officials to the organization while organizing interested members to join this new association. Membership will be driven by identifying the key policy interests and making substantial progress toward achieving those legislative victories. Our goal is to make AIIA the preeminent American Indian Infrastructure Association.

PERC—the Property and Environment Research Center—is the nation’s first and largest institute dedicated to improving environmental quality through property rights and markets. Founded more than 30 years ago in Bozeman, Montana, PERC began as a think tank where scholars documented how government regulation and bureaucracy often led to environmental degradation. PERC sought to explore how property rights and markets could play a more direct role in improving environmental quality. From this work originated the idea of free market environmentalism (FME).PERC researchers began to find real world examples of how FME works on the ground. To encourage the transition of FME from theory to action, PERC established a program to empower individuals—environmental entrepreneurs—by showing them how property rights, contracts, and the market process can be used to improve environmental quality. PERC's Enviropreneur Institute now attracts people from around the globe who are enhancing environmental assets by putting PERC's ideas into practice.PERC continues to evolve, the newest development being PERC University. The PERC campus is a place where scholars, journalists, policy makers, and environmental practitioners can come together to share knowledge, refine their work, and engage in robust discussion. "PERC U" is flourishing as representatives of many disciplines inspire and push each other to further explore the possibilities and applications of free market environmentalism.

The Wind River Community Foundation, is a community foundation that was developed to benefit the communities of the Wind River Indian Reservation in Central Wyoming.

100% Native American-owned project development group looking to develop Renewable Energy projects, including wind, hydro, geothermal, biomass, and solar, partnering with Federally Recognized Tribes on and off their reservations.

Firm working with Federally Recognized Tribes providing governmental and intergovernmental relations services.

Recently, reelected as a Tribal Council Member representing the Hammawi Band of Pit River Indians, on the Pit River Tribe of California Tribal Council.

Western US based and focused Infrastructure Merchant Bank. We are looking for opportunities to develop transportation (toll roads, highways, bridges, mass transit, rail, sea ports, airports), energy (power generation, transmission, midstream), water (drinking water, waste water, hydro, pumped storage), and other forms of infrastructure in the Western US. We are interested in very early stage development of these sorts of projects, what we call Infrastructure Venture Capital.