Annual Awards Event to be Announced
	Tulsa Chapter Luncheon Speaker from Walmart Diversity Division
	Cherokee Data Solutions To Receive National and State Awards
	McBride of Tulsa named Chair of Indian Law of Federal Bar Association
	AICCO State Board of Directors Nominations
	First Nations’ Leadership and Entrepreneurial Apprenticeship Development Program (LEAD)
	Proclamation by the President of the United States of America - National American Indian Heritage Month
	Flintco receives national award
	Annual Meeting of the AICCO
	Bacone College announces 30 full-scholarships for Native students
	Acura Neon, Inc. is AICCO's newest Bronze Sponsor
	Native women take the lead to save languages, prevent domestic violence
	Speaker offers advice on federal contracts at AICCO luncheon
	Oklahoma near top in American Indian-owned businesses
	City of Tulsa & Greater Tulsa Indian Affairs Commission Award “Dream Keepers 2006” Winners
	Three new markets open for Indian home loans through Bank2
	Tribe cares for and releases wounded eagle
	2006 - 2007 Directory
	Welcome To Our Two Newest Chapters
	Eastern Workforce Investment Board joins the AICCO as a Bronze Sponsor!
	Chamber available for 'briefcase warriors'
	Arnold Electric, Inc. welcomed as a Bronze Sponsor of the AICCO!
	Bacone College welcomed as the AICCO's newest Bronze Sponsor!
	Cox School of Business at Southern Methodist joins the AICCO as a Bronze Sponsor!
	NORTH CENTRAL CHAPTER OF THE AICCO FORMED
	Redstone Investments earns Minority Firm honor -- Indian owned company in Edmond has received an award for its business acumen.
	The first American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma’s Economic Summit
	Muscogee (Creek) Nation’s Tribal Trade & Commerce
	Candidate Presentations for the AICCO State Board of Directors
	Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation Receives Award
	AICCO NORTH CENTRAL CHAPTER
	Sac and Fox leader on the good and bad of Indian gaming, returning home, and dealing with the feds
	How a Washington, D.C. economist became a skin-care success on eBay
	Osage woman wins “2005 Indian Business Owner of the Year” award
	AICCO 2005 Economic Summit
	AICCO Oklahoma City Chapter Hosts 2nd Students Of Excellence Awards
	South Central Chapter Of The AICCO Celebrates Students Of Excellence Awards
	Bank gives savings bonds to Native students
	ABC Honors America's Top Construction Projects
	Minority-owned company honored
	Matchmaker, matchmaker: Attorney weaves strategic alliances between small firms, industry giants
	The market in financial services for Native Americans is growing, thanks not least to Indian-owned banks.
	The American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma welcomes Trans-Tel Central, Inc. as its newest Bronze Sponsor!
	Vice Chairman Linda Capps of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation Addresses the AICCO
	Tulsa Chapter Receives Lewis B. Ketchum Excellence in Business Award
	NACEA Deputy Director Addresses the AICCO Addresses the AICCO
	Tulsa Community College's Native American Studies Program
	Kathryn Taylor, OK Secretary of Commerce and Tourism, Addresses the AICCO
	Red Earth - America's Greatest Native American Cultural Festival
	"Continuing To Heal:Recognizing Our Heroes"
	Funds for "The Spirit of Oklahoma" Fire Truck
	Tulsa Mayor Bill LaFortune Addresses the AICCO
	Oklahoma City Mayor Addresses the AICCO
	25th Pow-Wow of Champions
	Tulsa Chapter of the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma Honors High School Seniors
	Governor Brad Henry (D-OK) Addresses the AICCO Governor Brad Henry (D-OK) Addresses the AICCO
	2002 Annual Awards Banquet and Gala
	David Stewart Addresses the AICCO
	Principal Chief Chad Smith Believes Economic Pursuits Should Include Cultural Tourism
	Chief Gregory E. Pyle, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Addresses the AICCO
	Chief Dallas Proctor Addresses the AICCO
	Principal Chief James Gray Addresses the AICCO
	The Changing Face of the Creek Nation Principal Chief Ellis talks about tribe
	LAST SURVIVING COMANCHE CODE TALKER  HONORED BY AMERICAN INDIAN CHAMBER OF  LAST SURVIVING COMANCHE CODE TALKER
	Chairman Robert Tabor Addresses AICCO
	Chamber Member Honored as 2003 Maxine Cissel Horner Spirit of Community Excellence Award Recipient
	STATE BOARD MEMBER  KAY COLBERT-HALL REPRESENTS  CHAMBER AT CALGARY, CANADA
	Pictures from the 2003 Business Opportunity Fair
	2003 Business Opportunity Fair
	The market in financial services for Native Americans is growing, thanks not least to Indian-owned banks.
	Honoring Our Youth Students of Excellence 2004
	Honors Outstanding 2003 High School Seniors