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Date and Time
Thursday Jul 11, 2024
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM CDT
Jul 11, 2024, 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM CDT
Location
Fairhope Yacht Club, 101 Volanta Ave, Fairhope, AL 36532, USA
Fees/Admission
ESRW Member $27
ESRW Guest $32
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Contact Information
Angie Hawes
angeladhawes@gmail.com
214-726-6902
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Description
Stephanie A. Bryan Tribal Chair & CEO
In accordance with the Tribal Constitution, “The Chairman shall be the Chief Executive Officer of the Poarch Creek Indians, shall preside at the Poarch Creek Tribal Council meetings, and shall exercise any lawful authority delegated by the Tribal Council.” (Article VI, Section 1). As such, the Tribal Chair is elected by the General Council and is responsible for carrying out the directives of the Tribal Council.
In the daily operations of the Tribe, the Chair is responsible for supervising the following: Attorney General/Chief Legal Officer, Chief of Staff, Chief Government & Public Affairs Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Director of Strategy & Special Projects, and the Tribal Council Office Director. Tribal Chair Bryan and her team are dedicated to elevating the quality of life for Tribal Citizens and creating sustainability for the generations to come.Prior to being elected Tribal Chair, Stephanie served as Vice Chair of the Tribal Council beginning in 2006. Her efforts in that role included extending health insurance to all Tribal Citizens and employees, expanding educational opportunities for every Tribal Citizen and First-Generation Indian Descendants, and taking a leadership role in the development of a new health clinic and assisted living facility on the Tribe’s reservation.
As the leader of the Poarch nation, Bryan represents the Tribe’s interests at both the state and national level. At the federal level, she is a nationally recognized advocate on issues critically important to Indian Country including ensuring the protection of Indian gaming, tribal sovereignty, and native-owned lands. She is also a champion for ensuring that the federal government does its part to provide Indian country with essential services such as healthcare and education.