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Tribal Leader Roundtable

Regina Cuellar

Regina Cuellar, Chairwoman – Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians

Our tribe’s top priorities are housing and economic diversification. These two goals allow us to foster growth and stability for our membership and for the next seven generations that come after us, ensuring the longevity and health of our people.
David Hill

David Hill, Principal Chief – Muscogee (Creek) Nation

In gaming and hospitality, we believe that if you’re growing nowhere, then you’re going nowhere. In a saturated market, you have to be on the front-end of technology and innovation to keep patrons and guests engaged in your product.
Wena Supernaw

Wena Supernaw Chair – Quapaw Nation

Cultural preservation, growing and revitalizing our language, our museum, and library all exist because of gaming revenue. Critical community services such as the Quapaw Nation Marshal Service, Fire/EMS, Quapaw Nation Courts, and Emergency Services are almost completely funded by gaming revenue.
Forrest Tahdooahnippah

Forrest Tahdooahnippah, Chairman – Comanche Nation

Our gaming enterprises contribute the lion’s share of our budget, both directly through distribution of net income and indirectly through the taxes generated at our casinos (particularly sales and liquor taxes). Without gaming, the Comanche Nation could not support the more than 50 programs that offer services to tribal members.
John Williams

John Williams, Chairman – United Auburn Indian Community

The gaming industry is always evolving, so we are constantly looking at ways to keep Thunder Valley competitive and relevant. We look at innovation as an important part of how we make decisions across both our gaming and hospitality operations.
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Tribal Leader Roundtable: Innovation & Leadership Development

Three tribal leaders discuss their current top priorities, how innovation is guiding decisions across their gaming and hospitality portfolios, and how they approach leadership...
Bill Anoatubby

Bill Anoatubby, Governor – Chickasaw Nation

Since the purchase of our first business in 1972 and thoughtful investment into a diverse portfolio of businesses in the decades since, the Chickasaw Nation now provides the majority of funding for our nearly 400 programs and services that directly benefit the Chickasaw people, as well as the communities around us.
Chairman Mark Fox

Mark Fox, Chairman – Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation

The Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation (MHA Nation), also known as the Three Affiliated Tribes, continues to thrive under a vision of self-determination, sovereignty, and sustainable prosperity for our people.
Chairman Mitchell Hicks

Mitchell Hicks, Chairman – Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

Innovation, particularly through data analytics, is becoming a key driver in our gaming and hospitality operations. Using data allows us to make more informed business decisions, improve operational efficiency, and better understand guest preferences.
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Tribal Leader Roundtable: Spotlight on Tribal Resilience and Gaming

Five tribal leaders discuss the steps their tribes are taking to uphold their long-term cultural and economic resilience, and the key focus areas for...
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Twin Arrows Participates in Food Drive

FLAGSTAFF, AZ – Team members at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort partnered with guests and the local community to make a meaningful impact through a food drive...

Turning Stone Names Promotions, New Hires Amid $370M Expansion

VERONA, NY – Turning Stone Enterprises has announced a series of promotions and new hires ahead of the June 29 opening of the $370 million...
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Chicken Ranch Casino Resort To Host Job Fair

JAMESTOWN, CA – Chicken Ranch Casino Resort will host a job fair on Thursday, April 16, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the...
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Jamul Developing New Travel Center

JAMUL, CA – The Jamul Indian Village Development Corporation (JIVDC) is developing Barretts Travel Center, a destination designed to serve travelers and the local community...