Sponsors – NTLA

Thank you sponsors!

Thank you to the businesses, organizations, government entitities and Tribes that have sponsored the Tribal Land Staff National Conference over the past 13 years. Sponsorships have enabled NTLA to continue offering tribal land professionals a supportive setting where they can network and share expertise and resources with their peers, while receiving dynamic practical training to strengthen the management of tribal land operations throughout Indian Country. The 13th Annual Tribal Land Staff National Conference was held in Las Vegas in April of 2024 and more than 300 people attended. Sponsorship opportunities included:

Welcome Reception
Luncheons
Breakfasts
Coffee breaks
Tote bags
Water bottles
Notepads
Flash drives
and more

For information on sponsorship, please contact David Garelick by emailing dgarelick@iltf.org or call 651-789-1748.

2024 Sponsors

Thank you to the Tribes, organizations and corporations that are sponsored the 13th Tribal Land Staff National Conference, which was held April 2-4, 2024 at the Planet Hollywood, located in Las Vegas Nevada.

Indian Land Tenure Foundation

Indian Land Tenure Foundation is a national, community-based organization serving American Indian nations and people in the recovery and control of their rightful homelands. ILTF promotes education, increases cultural awareness, creates economic opportunity, and aims to reform the legal and administrative systems that prevent American Indian people from owning and controlling reservation lands. For more information, please visit www.iltf.org.

Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community

The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community is a federally recognized, sovereign Dakota tribal government located southwest of Minneapolis-St. Paul. Following a Dakota tradition of generosity, the SMSC is one of the top philanthropists in Minnesota and is the largest contributor to other tribal governments and causes across the country. It is a strong community partner and a leader in protecting and restoring natural resources. The SMSC’s government, Gaming Enterprise and various other enterprises are collectively the largest employer in Scott County and attract millions of visitors to the region. Visit the website at shakopeedakota.org.

Coyote Business Park

Coyote Business Park is owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) and is certified shovel ready. Located just 7 miles east of Pendleton, with more than 170 acres of commercial and industrial use land ready for development. Visit CoyoteBusinessPark.com to learn more about the unique tax incentives, flexible lease terms, and no system development charges. Learn more at coyotebusinesspark.com

Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians

The Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians proudly sponsors the 13th Tribal Land Staff National Conference. Stay safe and healthy! Please visit our website at soboba-nsn.gov.

Indian Land Capital Company

The Indian Land Capital Company (ILCC) was created in 2005 as a partnership between ILTF and the Native American Community Development Corporation (NACDC) to provide financing to Native nations for land acquisition on a full-faith-and-credit basis. ILCC is a for-profit organization and certified Native American Community Development Finance Institution (CDFI) that has made millions of dollars in loans to Native nations without a single default or significant delinquency. As a Native-run business, ILCC understands and supports tribal sovereignty and recognizes the importance of land to Indian people. Please visit our website at ilcc.net.

National Indian Carbon Coalition

NICC is an Indian-led nonprofit program that helps tribal nations and individual Indian landowners take advantage of carbon credit and other environmental commodities markets through the development of carbon sequestration or offset projects. Its mission is to preserve tribal land ownership and reduce the effects of climate change. Carbon projects offer a unique opportunity for tribes to protect their land, preserve it for future generations and generate long-term income for the tribe with minimal risk and maximum return. NICC is a trusted partner for tribes and tribal communities, ensuring that tribal interests are protected and potential revenues are maximized. Learn more at www.indiancarbon.org.

Intertribal Agriculture Council

The Intertribal Agriculture Council (IAC) is a Native-led, 501 (c)(3) organization founded in 1987 to pursue and promote the conservation, development, and use of our agricultural resources for the betterment of our people. IAC works to dismantle systemic inequities and remove barriers to resources for American Indian and Alaska Native food producers. Since its founding, IAC has become a leading voice on Indian agricultural policies and programs that revitalize and advance Tribal food systems and economic development in Indian Country. Learn more at indianag.org.

Esri

Esri applies The Science of Where to unlock data’s full potential in every organization. We continue to pioneer real-world problem solving using geographic information systems (GIS).

GIS technology helps in managing all aspects of land information and land records including land tenure, value, management, and use. With all land information in a GIS-based comprehensive land administration system, tribal governments can improve land information management and communication with the public. esri.com

Pala Band of Mission Indians

The Pala Band of Mission Indians proudly sponsors the 13^th Tribal Land Staff National Conference, and the service it provides to Tribes throughout our great nation. Visit our website at palatribe.com