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Managing a workforce of thousands while shouldering responsibility for a community of nearly half a million people would be daunting for most organizations. However, executives of the Cherokee Nation are doing just that and more seamlessly—while still embracing the nation’s longstanding traditions and culture, several executives shared this week at the Elevate People, Ignite Change (EPIC) conference in Las Vegas.
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As the largest Native American tribe in the U.S., the self-governing Cherokee Nation has 467,000 citizens worldwide. It employs over 15,000 people, of which about 80% are Cherokee citizens, panelist Chief of Staff Corey Bunch told the
