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Uniting for Economic Prosperity

Tribal Nations leading America’s next chapter of economic growth and sovereignty.

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Our Purpose At A Glance

Tribal Nations are central to America’s economic future. NACEP was created to bring Tribal governments, federal agencies, and private sector partners into sustained collaboration - so that capital, infrastructure, and opportunity reach our communities in a real and measurable way.

Strengthen

Sovereignty

Promote

Shared Prosperity

Expand Access to Capital and Tools

Advance Tribal economic sovereignty through development, inter Tribal commerce, and strategic partnerships.

Support the common welfare of Native Nations through coordinated policy advocacy and collaboration.

Build lasting pathways to capital, investment tools, and workforce development in partnership with federal and private sector leaders.

Create Jobs and Long Term Growth

Focus on projects that create jobs, revenue, and sustainable development rooted in Tribal priorities.

A Coalition Born From Action

Grounded in Government to Government Dialogue

NACEP grew out of the Government to Government Roundtable Series hosted by the Tunica Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana. What began as a series of conversations on protecting, preserving, and strengthening Tribal sovereignty has evolved into a national coalition with a clear mission, elected leadership, and strong momentum in Washington, D.C.

More than 40 Tribal Nations and national partners participated in the convening that launched NACEP, alongside leaders from the Administration and federal agencies.

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Introducing Vice President Calvin Johnson, Chairman of the Tonto Apache Tribe of Payson, Arizona, bringing strong leadership and a commitment to advancing economic growth and opportunity for Tribal Nations.

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The benefit of NACEP is simple: access, connection, and opportunity.

From funding pathways to strategic partnerships, NACEP helps Tribal Nations move projects forward, strengthen their economies, and create lasting impact in their communities.

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Introducing Secretary Elizabeth Hutchins, Chairperson of Big Sandy Rancheria of Western Mono Indians, contributing her leadership and voice to support collaboration, growth, and Tribal prosperity.

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NACEP was founded on a simple but powerful belief: Tribal Nations deserve access, opportunity, and a seat at every table where decisions are made.

Through collaboration and leadership, NACEP is creating pathways for economic growth, infrastructure development, and long-term prosperity across Indian Country.

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Introducing Treasurer Anthony Reider, President of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, helping guide NACEP’s efforts with a focus on economic strength and long-term impact for Tribal communities.

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Being in the room at Native American Coalition for Economic Prosperity means more than just attending, it means being part of the conversations that shape the future. The partnerships formed, the ideas exchanged, and the leadership present all remind us that real impact happens when we show up, speak up, and stay at the table.

This is where vision meets opportunity. This is where relationships turn into results.

Introducing Council Member John Lowery, Chairman of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, bringing leadership and perspective to strengthen partnerships and expand opportunity across Indian Country.

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Progress is rooted in legacy.

During the inaugural convening, attendees toured the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe’s Museum in Marksville, Louisiana, a powerful reminder that economic growth and sovereignty are deeply connected to culture and history.

From that foundation, leaders came together to build what’s next.

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We don’t just talk about change, we build it.

From strategic partnerships to sustainable development, NACEP is focused on real, measurable progress for Tribal Nations.

This is what intentional leadership looks like.

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Real conversations. Real connections. Real impact.

Through NACEP, we are bringing together leaders, partners, and decision-makers to create opportunities that move our communities forward. This is what collaboration at the highest level looks like.

When Tribal Nations rise, partnerships matter.

This moment is about alignment, opportunity, and building something that has never been done before.

#NACEP #Partnerships #Opportunity #TribalNations #StrongerTogether

Last November, more than 40 Tribal Nations and national partners participated in the convening that launched NACEP, alongside leaders from the Administration and federal agencies.

Our mission is clear.

To accelerate economic growth, expand opportunity, and strengthen sovereignty for Tribal Nations today and for generations to come.

#NACEP #MissionDriven #TribalLeadership #EconomicGrowth #FutureFocused

February 25 in Washington D.C. marked a powerful moment of connection and purpose.

Tribal leaders, federal agencies, and industry partners came together for the fourth convening to focus on what matters most: strengthening sovereignty, expanding access to capital, and building sustainable infrastructure for Tribal communities.

This is how we move forward together.

#NACEP #Sovereignty #TribalEconomy #StrongerTogether #Leadership

NACEP is more than a coalition. It’s a movement rooted in sovereignty, opportunity, and long-term prosperity for Tribal Nations across the United States.

We are building partnerships, strengthening economies, and creating pathways for future generations.

#NACEP #TribalEconomies #Sovereignty #EconomicDevelopment #IndianCountry

NACEP grew out of the Government to Government Roundtable Series hosted by the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana. What began as a series of conversations on protecting, preserving and strengthening Tribal sovereignty has evolved into a national coalition with a clear mission, elected leadership, and strong momentum in Washington D.C.

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