PHOENIX, AZ – The Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation has been announced as an official partner of the Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee.
“The Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation’s partnership with the Host Committee showcases their vested interest in accelerating growth and positively impacting the community through opportunities presented by hosting Super Bowl LVII,” said Jay Parry, President and CEO of the Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee. “We thank President Burnette and the entire Council for their leadership in ensuring Arizona shines on the global stage.”
The Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, a Native American tribe in the Northeast Valley, looks forward to working with the Host Committee, specifically supporting economic impact and community health and well-being initiatives. The partnership includes creating youth days, football clinics, and being a presenting partner of the CEO Forum.
“We take great pride in our community and are dedicated to fueling economic development,” said Bernadine Burnette, President of the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation. “Working with the Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee will continue driving the strong, stable and prosperous community we value.”
As the liaison between the NFL and all regional efforts, the Host Committee is dedicated to creating lasting social and economic impact on Arizona communities while hosting a successful Super Bowl LVII.