Category Archives: New Markets Tax Credits

Supporters and proponents of the Capital Magnet Fund (CMF), like Travois, are applauding two recent pieces of good news about the program.

Travois has directly deployed $180 million in New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) allocation and brought an additional $115 million from other Community Development Entities (CDEs) to Native communities for economic development projects.

To our friends and partners across Indian Country, I offer heartfelt congratulations.
During the 20 years Travois has been in business, American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian organizations have used our services to develop more than $1 billion in projects.

The Coastal Villages Region Fund is constantly reinvesting directly into the futures of local people.

(Pictured: Michael Bland and Joseph Lapilio)
Travois New Markets is excited to announce its two new advisory board members: Joseph Lapilio and Jason Evans.

In our new informational video, Greg Bland, environmental services director, explains two types of environmental reports

I recently had a chance to catch up with longtime Travois partner David Small, dean of administration at Little Big Horn College. We talked basketball, climate change adaptation and online learning among other topics.

If you drive through the heart of the reservation, you will see evidence that health and wellness are important to the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. Nowhere is this on clearer display than at the Peter Christensen Dental Clinic on the Lac du Flambeau Reservation.

American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian communities are extremely diverse. Our project map shows that our investment track record reflects this diversity. There is one thing all of our NMTC clients have in common. They are deeply rooted in their communities.

As we look back on 2014, I am encouraged to count many achievements and am excited by the challenges and opportunities in the year ahead.