WATCH THIS SPACE FOR TSN NEWS AND COMMENTARY

Every TSN member is a veteran of extensive experience in Indian country, specializing in one or more areas of particular importance to tribes. Periodically, we'll ask them to offer their perspectives on a wide range of topics, from legal and legislative issues to energy development, communications and public relations, upcoming Indian country events, and other subjects of interest.

Finally, the full range of tribal services under one umbrella. 

• Fred Starzyk, Aronnax Public Strategies LLC, Washington DC

• Drew Setter & Pamela Mahooty, The Setter Group LLC, Albquerque NM

• Heidi Buss, HAB Consulting, St. Paul MN

• Michelle Holiday, Michelle Holiday & Associates, Washington DC

• Marsha Kelly, MSK Ventures Inc., St. Paul MN

Today's tribal governments face a myriad of challenges. Whether it's government relations, legal services, communications, economic development, governance issues or grant writing and management, searching for qualified and capable consultants in each discipline to help get the job done can be time-consuming, expensive and frustrating. Now there's a better way.

The Tribal Solutions Network (TSN) is a consortium of consultants, all with superior credentials and extensive experience across Indian country. Under the TSN umbrella, tribes can contract with a single entity and gain access to a full suite of services, providing an integrated approach that ensures greater efficiency, effectiveness and affordability. Tribes have access to all TSN network companies at all times, but pay only for the services they actually use. 

It's the perfect solution for busy tribal officials with too many responsibilities and too little time to search for consultants who understand sovereignty and the complex array of issues facing tribal communities. Tribes simply can't afford consultants who require on-the-job training about Indian issues. That's why the Tribal Solutions Network is such a smart choice. 

• Federal and State Government Affairs

• ​Grant Writing and Management

• Internal and External Communications

• Energy and Economic Development

• Community Development

• Tribal Governance

• Training and Education

• Strategic Planning