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Ho-Chunk Nation President to deliver the 2012 State of the Tribes Address

President Jon Greendeer graciously accepted the Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council's nomination to deliver this year's address at the Wisconsin State Capitol on March 13, 2012. Details to follow.


Stressing the Importance of Customer Service


Pictured:  Kristin WhiteEagle, Asset Controller; Carole Laustrup, Executive Director of Business; Ron Dayne, 1999 Badger Superstar; Becky Albert, Finance Director; Casey Osborn, Interim Retail Operations Manager.

Managers from the Department of Business attended the recent Quarterly Process Improvement (QPI) meeting at HCG-WD regarding Customer Service and Teamwork.  Those pictured here enjoyed meeting a celebrity (Ron Dayne- UW Madison Badger) who spoke on the importance of Teamwork along with Matt LePay (voice of the Badgers).



DRAFT INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT

between the Ho-Chunk Nation, the City of Beloit and Rock County

 


 

 


 


 

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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

To the Ho-Chunk People: 

In the first part of this administration, I've learned the sacrifices and rewards of public service. I'm proud to work along side so many people who share the same desires to make this nation stronger for the next generation. While all may not vocalize their aspirations to create a good future for Ho-Chunk people, their actions definitely do. Thanks to all those who continue to invest themselves for a great cause.

We are not "starting" this mission. We are simply continuing what has gone back since time unknown.

In the most recent news, the Ho-Chunk Nation has taken another step closer to taking advantage of the fourth site guaranteed in our compact with the state. In order to do so, the Nation must come to a formal agreement with the City of Beloit and Rock County. After several years, the Legislature, with assistance of the Executive Branch, has come to a place where the "agreement" can move toward formal approval.

This is a significant development in the evolution of our gaming industry. Whether the place or time is right for some, elected officials and executives are exploring ways to meet the requests of tribal members to grow our communities. We've been asked for new community, youth, elder, healing, and law enforcement centers. Branch offices are sought along with funding needs for the Veteran's Home Ownership Program and Elder Pilot Program. In addition, our current gaming operations are in need of essential upgrades and capital improvements. Instead of finding reasons these items can't come to reality, officials of the Nation are capitalizing with a pro-active approach and a means at which the desires can be met.

This is a long wait even if everything goes as planned. If the Legislature chooses to go forward with this operation in the southern stateline region by endorsing the agreement, the prospects of meeting those needs looks more optimistic. As we have, the next generation of leadership may inheret the benefits of this great step forward.

As President, I represent the Nation on all matters that affect our interests and welfare and will continue to do so proudly whenever and whereever needed. I'm proud to be a part of such a great effort made the pioneering leaders before me. I will continue with this great honor and privilege. Thank you.

In the service of the People,

Mąąšųsga
Jon Greendeer
President of the Ho-Chunk Nation