The ideals of that Indian nation are tightly woven into the meticulous business plan that’s helped make the company a success, said Pamela Huddleston-Bickford, owner and founder of the company as well as a member of the Cherokee Nation.
"I want this to be a legacy company,” she said. "Not just for our family, but for Cherokees that don’t want to leave the state.”
Click here to read the complete article at Tulsaworld.com
39° 