Odawa Economic Affairs Holding Corporation

Composition and Appointment

The Board shall consist of three (3) to five (5) Tribal Citizens nominated by the Tribal Chair and approved by Tribal Council for staggered terms of four (4) years. Each Board member shall serve for the term appointed and thereafter until a successor is duly appointed and qualified, unless earlier removed or the member resigns.

Members

 

Vacant – 5 Members

Tribal Council Looks to Fill 4-Year Terms on Odawa Economic Affairs Holding Corporation

 

Odawa Economic Affairs Holding Corporation (OEAHC) serves as the Tribe’s non-gaming economic development holding company, providing strategic oversight and coordination for designated Tribally chartered corporations, limited liability companies, joint ventures and investments. The Corporation shall not engage in gaming activities except as expressly authorized by Tribal Council.

 

The Board shall consist of three to five Tribal Citizens nominated by the Tribal Chairperson and appointed by Tribal Council for staggered terms of four years.

 

A board member must be an LTBB Tribal Citizen, be at least 18 years of age, not have been convicted of a felony within the past seven years unless vacated or overturned, not be an immediate family member of another board member and shall possess demonstrated experience in business, finance, accounting, governance or related fields.

 

Interested LTBB Tribal Citizens can submit a letter of interest, resume’ and any other supplemental documentation to the Tribal Chairperson by e-mailing them to tribalchair@ltbbodawa-nsn.gov, dropping them off at the Tribal Chairman’s Office or visiting the LTBB website and clicking on the link to fill out a nomination form and attaching a letter of interest, a cover letter, resume’ and any other supplemental documentation. If you would like a hard copy of the nomination form mailed to you, please contact the Tribal Chairperson’s Office at tribalchair@ltbbodawa-nsn.gov or 231-242-1418.

 

In Article XVIII of the OEAHC Corporate Charter, it states Tribal Council shall exercise the powers and duties of the Board of Directors solely for purposes of continuity of governance until such time as the initial Board of Directors is appointed by Tribal Council.