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Sault Tribe Inc. CEO Promotes Economic Development for Businesses at Great Lakes Tribal Economic SummitJoel Schultz, CEO of Sault Tribe Inc. (STI), was a participating panelist at the 2nd Great Lakes Tribal Economic Summit on September 19-20, 2023. This summit, held at the Four Winds Casino in New Buffalo, Michigan, served as a crucial meeting point for tribal and non-tribal business leaders from across the nation to discuss, collaborate, and promote Indigenous economic development.
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STI Federal is proud to announce our latest venture - a significant contract with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), focusing on the critical study of viral gastroenteritis. This is a significant addition to our portfolio in public health, adding to the support we provide to CDC’s Influenza Division. This $2.4 million, 1-year effort reflects our commitment to leveraging our unique capabilities towards initiatives that substantially contribute to public health and safety.
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Building The Foundation: A Brighter Future for Our Tribal Communities At Sault Tribe Inc., we are committed to collaborating with our community partners and businesses to build the foundation for a thriving economy and future for the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians. Every partnership, every project, is a step toward a brighter future.
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Chippewa Government Solutions Awarded $24 Million CDC Contract: Advancing Global Influenza Pandemic Readiness and Response EffortSault Tribe, Inc. (STI) proudly announces that its subsidiary, Chippewa Government Solutions (CGS), has been awarded a $24 million contract by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to support critical efforts to detect, treat, prevent, and respond to seasonal and novel influenza viruses.
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Gallegos Joins Sault Tribe, Inc. Bringing Two Decades of Federal Contracting Expertise to Drive Subsidiary GrowthSault Tribe, Inc. (STI), the independent business entity of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, is pleased to announce the hiring of Brenda Gallegos as their new Vice President of Business Development.
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Winning Federal Contracts: A Holistic Approach to Resources, Leadership, Teams, and ReputationAn important part of growing and expanding opportunities for the future is securing federal contracts – an attractive proposition for Sault Tribe, Inc.’s businesses in various sectors. The government contracting landscape is complex, intricate, and often challenging to navigate – and it requires sufficient resources, effective leadership, a dedicated and successful team, as well as time to establish a solid reputation in the market. So how do each of these focus areas influence success?
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The Benefits of Partnering with a Tribally Owned Corporation for Federal ContractsWhen it comes to federal contracting, finding the right partner(s) is crucial to achieving success. Sault Tribe, Inc. (STI), a tribally owned holding company, offers unique advantages to joint venture and teaming partners looking to compete effectively in the federal marketplace. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of partnering with a tribally owned corporation like STI for federal contracts.
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Chippewa Government Solutions (CGS) Named Among Michigan's "Top 50 Companies to Watch in 2023"Chippewa Government Solutions (CGS) is pleased to announce that it has been selected as one of the 2023 awardees for the prestigious "Michigan 50 Companies to Watch Award." The award will be presented by Michigan Celebrates Small Business (MCSB) during the 19th Annual Awards Gala on Tuesday, May 2, 2023, at the Breslin Center in East Lansing, Michigan.
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Harnessing the Power of the Buy Indian Act and Contract VehiclesAt Sault Tribe, Inc. (STI), we are proud to be a holding company that owns several Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises (ISBEE). Our mission is to succeed and grow in various industries by making the most of the Buy Indian Act opportunities and other contract vehicles. Our top priority is to create substantial profits for our shareholders while fulfilling our commitments to federal agencies, particularly those serving tribal communities.
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Embracing a New Season of Growth and Opportunities in Federal ContractingSault Tribe, Inc. is blossoming into a thriving Native American tribally owned business, and as we step into a new season, we are filled with excitement for the opportunities that lie ahead in federal contracting for 2023. We recognize the unique challenges and advantages we face in this market and firmly believe that investing our resources will yield remarkable results.
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How to Do Business the Anishinaabeg Way: Introduction to Earning TrustEstablishing strategic partnerships with both tribal and non-tribal businesses is an important part of Sault Tribe, Inc.'s growth and creation of economic opportunities and wealth. Introducing yourself to a new tribal community can be daunting, even if you are a tribal member, but building trust is the key.
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STI Presents Strong Foundation at Great Lakes Tribal Economic SummitOn October 6, 2022, Michigan's Native American business leaders and economic development professionals convened for a one-day Tribal Economic Summit to discuss economic development projects, trends, and opportunities in the Great Lakes region.
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