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    ONABEN calls for artwork for conference, trade show
ONABEN-A Native American Busi­
ness Network is seeking American Indian.
Alaskan Native or Native Hawaiian art­
work to use in the marketing materials
for the 12,h Annual Trading at the River
Conference and Trade Show.
At the core of this event are three ele­
ments: Native people, growth and trade.
From its inception, Trading at the River
has embraced these facets to bring the
event mission to life - to celebrate and
grow Native American small businesses.
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ONABEN has issued a call for art
that in some way speaks to these three
elements. The winning piece will be used
in event graphics and marketing materials
(website, posters, brochures, etc.).
The winning artist will be highlighted
in the event program and via social media
and marketing materials. The chosen artist
also may have an opportunity to speak at
the conference.
The deadline for submissions is
5 p.m. on Oct. 31, 2013.
All art must be original and appropri­
ate for conversion to a digital format. More
than one piece of art from any artist will
be accepted. All mediums are welcome:
digital art, photos, paint, textile, etc.
Please include a one-page biogra­
phy, contact information and the artwork
(high resolution JPGs with a max 5MB
for initial submission - provide titles
and descriptions). Once the art has been
chosen, a use agreement and modest
compensation will be offered.
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Send submissions or questions to
April Lemly, marketing coordinator, at
april@onaben.org or 503-968-1500.
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Digital submissions preferred, but if
mailing, please mail any items to April
Lemly, Marketing Coordinator, ONABEN,
6441 SW Canyon Court #104, Portland,
OR 97221.
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your way. Once you complete the registration process, you
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Go to DriveLessCoimect.com
Provide your name, phone number and email address. Select a
password, screen name and security question. Click Register
when done.
ONABEN offers
Indianpreneurship®
instructor training
You're invited to our next Indi­
anpreneurship® Train-the-Trainer
session on Nov. 7-8 at the Ambridge
Event Center in Portland, Ore.
Join us for two days of interac­
tive training and small group work
covering the basic philosophy under­
lying the Indianpreneurship® course
and experience. We will introduce
best practices in classroom facilita­
tion and instruction as well as utilize
discussions and peer information
exchanges.
We will walk participants
through selected lessons of the text
and introduce them to the curricu­
lum, which includes tips on running
their own small business program.
The second edition of the Teachers
Guide is new and improved, with
timed exercises, highlighted tips
and lesson tools throughout the text.
The session will take place in
the St. John’s Room of the Ambridge
Event Center, 1333 NE M.L. King
Blvd, in Portland.
If you have any questions about
the event or how to register, please
contact Heather Rademacher Tay­
lor at 503-968-1500 or heather@
onaben.org.
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Elders Council Meeting
Oct. 12*1-4 p.m.
Chinook Winds Golf Resort
For more information, contact Dee Navarro at 800-922-1399,
ext. 1261; 541-444-8261; or deen@ctsi.nsn.us.
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Honor Guard Director CTSI
PO Box 549
Siletz, OR 97380
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