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	[removed]Growing Native businesses on reservations Jim Kent 655 Fort Pierre, S.D. – Starting a business is usually easier said than done – especially if you’re trying to do so on a reservation. But the South Dakota I Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-02-03 09:15:10 Open Document File Size: 86,26 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / D.C. / Minneapolis / Fort Pierre / Rapid City / / Company Fist Nations Oweesta Corporation / Corporation for Enterprise Development / Lakota Funds / / IndustryTerm financial products / inadequate telecommunications / transportation / / Organization Department of Labor / Montana Indian Business Alliance / federal government / Community Development Financial Institution / USDA / Small Business Administration / South Dakota Indian Business Alliance / Four Bands Community Fund / / Person Kim Pate / Jim Kent / / Position spokesperson / / ProvinceOrState South Dakota / Minnesota / Montana / / PublishedMedium the Lakota Country Times / / URL http / SocialTag Sioux Wars Community development Community development financial institution Ethical banking Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Cheyenne River Indian Reservation Sioux Reservation poverty Geography of South Dakota South Dakota

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