Poarch Creek executive elected to board of national Native American Contractors Association | Alabama Politics
A Poarch Creek Indian executive who helps lead the Tribe's growing federal contracting enterprise serving U. S. government agencies and the Department of Defense has been elected to the board of the Native American Contractors Association, a national organization that advocates for Native-owned. . .
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