Welcome,

Working In Indian Country can help your organization build successful business relationships with American Indian tribes.  Our specialized principles and platinum rules are based upon cultural understanding, trust, and respect.  Working in Indian Country is valuable for businesses, government agencies, or any organization that has the the need to do business with American Indian tribes.

Improve your working relationship with the American Indian tribes you do business with. Take a look around our website to find out more about Workshops and Consulting Services or order your copy of author Larry Keown’s newly released book “Working In Indian Country”.  Check back frequently for the latest articles and comments or subscribe to our Newsletter to have the latest Working In Indian Country articles, news, and information sent straight to you.  Please Contact Us with any questions you may have.

 

Latest News

Lakewood (Denver), CO Workshop Closed to Registrations

Posted: January 10, 2013

Thank you to all the folks who registered for the Lakewood, Co “Working In Indian Country” workshop to be held January 22-23, 2013.  The workshop has filled to capacity at 50 registrations and registration is now closed.  I try to keep the number of participants at 50 or less to allow for participant interaction and [...]

Winter 2013 Workshops

Posted: December 18, 2012

Three workshops are scheduled for January and February in Denver  (CO), Reno (NV), and Salt Lake City (UT).  These are all two-day open registration workshops.  Click the “Workshops – Registration and Scheduling” on the right hand menu for details.

Fall Update on Working In Indian Country Workshops

Posted: November 6, 2012

I have been holding quite a few workshops at conferences this past spring and more recently this fall.  The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services sponsored a workshop in Washington, D.C. and I was honored to present the keynote address for the Washington Department of Commerce 2012 Joint Energy Assistance and Weatherization Technical Assistance [...]

Feature Article: Perceptions Indian People Have About Those in the Non-Indian World

Posted: November 6, 2012

In my last article I wrote about the stereotypes, myths, and misperceptions we in the non-Indian world have about those in the American Indian community.  Now I would like to flip the coin and talk about what Indian people might think about those of us in the non-Indian world.  But, first, a refresher about how [...]