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Osiyo
Communications, LLC,
Named
One of Top 500 Diversity Owned Businesses in the United States
DALLAS, TX,
November 21, 2004 /Osiyo.biz/ Osiyo Communications LLC, co-founded by Ronetta
Keeter Briggs and Leigh Ann McGee, has been selected as a Top Native American
Owned Business by DiversityBusiness.com.
The recognition distinguishes Briggs and McGee, both members of the Cherokee
Nation, as top entrepreneurs in the country.
Roni
Briggs Co-Founder of Osiyo
Native
American Business Leader Volunteer of the Year
Roni Briggs Co-Founder of Osiyo was
awarded the 2005 UIDA Business Services, Native American Business Leader
Volunteer of the Year. In recognition of outstanding leadership and
contributions made to the advancement of American Indian economic and business
development.
RADIO
BROADCAST
(Approximately
50 minutes)
Thursday,
December 2 - Native Women & Career Concerns: (Listen
in RealAudio…)
Women
have a major influence in many Native cultures. Several tribes have a matriarchal
society with the women helping to govern the people. In today’s society,
Native women are also taking lead roles in a variety of careers outside
the home. But in this relatively new environment they may find themselves
facing obstacles like stress, balancing family and jobs, professional jealousy
and even sexual harassment. Where can they turn for help and what advice
is out there for them? Guests are Ronetta Keeter Briggs (Cherokee), CEO
and Co-Founder of Osiyo Communications,
and Joanna Stancil (Shawnee/ Cherokee) of the Native American Resources,
LLC., Professional Development Trainer.
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