If banks and financial institutions and asset managers don't see the opportunity here, if they don't understand how tribes are structured and the industries that they operate in, we're going to be economically invisible.
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Tribal Banking with Her Many Horses

Dawson Her Many Horses (Tu '10) and his work with tribal nations through Wells Fargo Bank are featured in American Banker magazine.

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American Banker speaks with Tuck alum and member of the Native American Visiting Committee Dawson Her Many Horses (Rosebud Sioux.)

Native leaders, the federal government and private sector leaders are all discussing ways to improve data collection and sharing, while recognizing tribes' sovereignty and ownership over their communities' data. Her Many Horses, a commercial banker who works with tribes, is playing a central role in thinking through those solutions.

"You can't say you're committed to a community if you only do business with a small segment of it," Her Many Horses said. "I wanted to build a business that our clients and Wells Fargo employees could be proud of."

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