Ariana Miller recently joined the Travois family of companies as project manager for Travois New Markets. As project manager, she works on New Markets Tax Credit projects and helps clients through the closing process to receive private investor funds for economic development projects.
Read MoreEmily Siedlik is one of the newest members of our Travois team. She started out as an intern this summer and was recently hired to join the development team full time.
Read MoreRainbow over Horseshoe Falls
Our design team is honored to serve again this year as trainers on behalf of the National American Indian Housing Council (NAIHC).
Travois had the pleasure of hosting Don Coyhis, a member of the Mohican Nation from the Stockbridge-Munsee Reservation in Wisconsin, two weeks ago at our office.
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Travois will be coming your way — in style.
About a year ago, Travois expanded our umbrella of services to include my department, Travois Environmental Services, which provides environmental reporting, energy auditing and efficiency consulting services.
Read MoreThe Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce has been spotlighting the importance of small businesses (fewer than 250 employees) on the regional economy for the past 26 years.
Out of several hundred nominees, Travois made the final cut of the top ten nominees.
5. It’s free!
4. It’s a chance to see Buffalo, N.Y., without any snow on the ground!
3. Travois will be there! (More specifically, David Grimes, architect for Travois Design & Construction Services, and I will be there)
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We are participating in Kansas City’s annual Corporate Challenge. Corporate Challenge is an Olympic-style event that encourages Kansas City area companies to interact with each other through a variety of sporting events.
Read MoreDavid Bland talks about our solar project on KCUR
This morning I was lucky enough to listen and watch as David Bland, (my father and) chairman of Travois, had the opportunity to talk about our Kansas City office and the solar canopy that we built on our roof.
Read MoreAs you know, many of the Native American tribes here in the U.S. are indirectly or directly related to the First Nations of Canada.
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