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As a business owner, your success is our priority. We strive to help you promote your business, provide resources and opportunities to leverage your success, and forge alliances that foster opportunities and growth for your company. Serving the Rocky Mountain region for over 20 years, we are committed to bridging economic opportunities among corporations, American Indian-owned businesses and Tribes.  Learn More

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RMICC 9TH ANNUAL INDIAN BIZ EXPO:
PROTECTING EARTH'S RESOURCES WHILE MAKING A PROFIT
April 5, 2013

Save the Date for this much-heralded annual event!
Registration form is available at www.rmicc.org.

General Expo Registration: 
  • Individual Full Conference Registration:  Includes 1-day access to Trade Fair, Training Sessions, Procurement Pavilion, Keynote Addresses with meals and entertainment:  $75.00
  • Individual Student Registration:  Includes 1-day access to Trade Fair, Training Sessions, Keynotes Addresses with meals and entertainment:  $50.00

    Exhibitor registration fees:     
    • Corporate:  Exhibit space, listing in expo program and full conference registration for 1 individual:  $175.00
    • Federal Government:  Exhibit space, listing in expo program and full conference registration for 1 individual:  $150.00
    • American Indian Tribe / AI Business:  Exhibit space, listing in expo program and full conference registration for 1 individual:  $125.00
    • Native American Artist Table:  Includes a table and full conference participation for 1 individual:  FREE with donation of two (2) raffle items
    • Exhibit Power:  Access to electrical power (cord included):  $35.00
     

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NEVER TOO EARLY TO PLAN FOR OUR ANNUAL GOLF EVENT AT HIWAN GOLF COURSE.
DATE:  JUNE 24, 2013
Please visit our website to download registration application and to learn more about sponsorship opportunities.

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February 21, 2013
BUSINESS RESOURCE LUNCHEON AT
NATIVE AMERICAN BANK

Thank you to all who joined us during blizzard conditions for our February Business Resource Luncheon hosted by Native American Bank in downtown Denver. We enjoyed a presentation from Thomas Ogaard, newly-appointed President & CEO of Native American Bank. Please visit our website at www.rmicc.org for complete photo captions.



 


(At left, left to right) Deb Emhoolah and Thomas Ogaard of Native American Bank are joined by Colleen Brave of Milender White Construction Co.








(At right) Dee St. Cyr, Chairwoman of the Rocky Mountain Indian Chamber of Commerce, stands with Thomas Ogaard of  Native American Bank.


Bottom photo:  Attendees enjoyed
Thomas Ogaard's presentation about the mission and vision of Native American Bank.




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Our next Business Resource Luncheon will be on March 21, 2013, and will feature Business Opportunities with DIA, presented by Charles Maldonado, Business Affairs Ombudsman,DIA Commerce Hub.
Business opportunities at Denver International Airport (DIA) come in many forms and levels of magnitude, from routine procurement of goods and services to long-term concessions and contracting opportunities. On the horizon at DIA are $1.5 billion in capital improvement projects designed to strengthen and grow the economic impact of the world's 10th-busiest airport. Of that capital investment, $500 million is budgeted for the South Terminal Redevelopment Program. The DIA Commerce Hub is where businesses will find the information they need to connect to the airport's wide-array of economic opportunities.

To register, email info@rmicc.org or call 303.629.0102.
Cost:  $10.00 for members / $15.00 for non-members
Location:  924 West Colfax Avenue, 2nd Floor Conference Room, Denver, CO

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Member Profile:
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AUTUMN MORNINGSTAR (NATIVE AMERICAN STORYTELLER AND MAGICIAN)

Autumn MorningStar is a professional magician and traditional storyteller. She reflects the essence and spirit of her Blackfeet and Choctaw heritage through her eloquent performances, which are presented with respect and dignity.  

 

MorningStar is one of fifty Native Americans profiled by the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian. Her story is recorded in a collection called Living Voices which is currently being broadcast on National Public Radio.  

 

Her big stage show, Shadow of the Wind, combines storytelling and sign language with the heartbeat of Native drums. The haunting melody of her Indian love flute weaves a web of mystery throughout the show. Fancydancers appear and swirl to the soulful sounds of traditional Indian songs. These cultural elements are delicately entwined with the magic of grand illusion.  

 

Shadow of the Wind can be seen in many cities across the United States including Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Denver, Memphis, and Honolulu, and abroad in Sweden, Germany, and Japan.

  • Multiple award-winning Illusionist
  • Native American Storyteller
  • Creator and Producer of "Shadow of the Wind"
  • Regalia and beadwork Designer
  • Traditional Buckskin Dancer
  • Native Flautist
  • Cultural Consultant
  • Published Poet and Short Story Writer
  • Award-winning Stone Sculptor and Artist
  • Herbalist

Please visit www.morningstarmagic.com to learn more about Autumn MorningStar's unique talent that can enhance your events, large or small. Phone: 303.828.3555.   

 


Editor of Singing Wires:
Dee St. Cyr, RMICC Board Chairwoman

Managing Editor:
Kathryn Rae
Interim President
Rocky Mountain Indian Chamber of Commerce
924 West Colfax Avenue, Suite 104F
Denver, CO  80204
303.629.0102

Our work on behalf of our members is reflected in our commitment to helping you grow your business through significant networking and educational activities throughout the year.
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