Editor’s note: The Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians Housing Authority, a Travois client, helped four families make home repairs and built new homes for two others through the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Home Improvement Program (HIP) in 2010.
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(Editor’s note: Gabe Galanda is the guest author for this post. Gabe is founding partner of the Galanda Broadman tribal law firm, a member of the Travois New Markets advisory board, and a founder and Chairman of Huy.
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Lauren Wendlandt is an architect at Travois. She officially joined the Travois Design & Construction Services (TD&CS) team in November but has worked with the company since 2009 on the office, roof deck and furnishings and as a consultant on various affordable housing projects.
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(Editor’s note: Dr. Laurel Vermillion, president of Sitting Bull College, is the guest author for this post.)
As a member of the Travois New Markets advisory board I believe in the connection between higher education and economic development.
After a day of visiting clients in Wisconsin and Minnesota, I am reminded of a few things. First, always pack a warm coat. Second, be sure to brew a cup of Red Lake Nation Foods’ herbal tea before starting a long drive.
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