Business Development

History & Culture
- History & Culture
  
  Supporting a healthy community by facilitating dialogue, maintaining continuity, and providing protection of Tribal lifeways.
- History
- Culture
  - Chachalu Museum and Cultural Center
  - Curriculum
- History & Culture
  
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Government
- Government
  
  One of nine federally recognized tribes in the State of Oregon. As a western Oregon Treaty Tribe, we are a sovereign tribal community known as a caring people, dedicated to the principles of honesty and integrity.
- Tribal Council
- Government
- Archives
  - Ordinances
  - Resolutions
Services
- Services
  
  Since restoration in 1983, Tribal efforts have focused on rebuilding Tribal institutions, strengthening tribal culture, and developing service and educational programs designed to meet the needs of Tribal members.
- Departments
- Forms
  - Higher Education Forms
Project Updates
- Project Updates
  
  This page highlights some of the larger projects currently under development by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. These projects will allow the Tribe to expand its ties throughout its homelands, extend services to its members and diversify the Tribe’s economic base.
- Current Project Information
- Press & Media
  
  The story of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde is…
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Videos
Events
Contact Us
- Contact Us
  
  Want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you. Here's how you can reach us.
- Get in touch
  - Press & Media
  - Meet With Tribal Council

ONAC: The Oregon Native American Chamber (ONAC) is a community of professionals, advisors, organizations, entrepreneurs, and companies collectively working toward success in business and community. We provide information, networking opportunities and mentoring. Connect with our resources and other members as you drive your business toward success

NAYA: NAYA offers a wide array of comprehensive services and community-based solutions, including lifelong educational opportunities, cultural identity, leadership development and paths to financial security based on traditional tribal values. We are committed to eliminating poverty, hunger, family violence, and homelessness. NAYA actively seeks new ideas and embraces thoughtful risks. NAYA is led by a board of directors that reflects the Native community, and all strategic decisions made throughout the organization are youth centered, family driven and elder guided.

ONABEN: ONABEN is driven by its mission to advance the economic development of Native peoples and all communities of color by the establishment of culturally relevant products and services designed to encourage the growth of individual and community wealth building, through the creation of aspiring entrepreneurs and small businesses; financial empowerment initiatives; organizational development and community asset building

TERO

503-879-2188 | Tero@grandronde.org | Monday - Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

Business Development Plan