Native Americans building business network

Ojibwe News, The | October 12, 2001| | Copyright

Poe, Janita
Ojibwe News, The
10-12-2001
Native Americans building business network

Dean Parisian, a Native American money manager in Alpharetta, wants to
network with other Indian business owners in a professional group similar
to those of Asians, Latinos and African-Americans.

But American Indians make up one of the smallest racial groups in the
country, and that makes networking difficult, particularly in places such
as Georgia, where they make up less than 1 percent of the population.

"There are a lot of things that the Native business owners could do for
each other," said Parisian, 47, owner of ...

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