Flexible Financing Takes Business to Next Step
Justin and Jeane Henrichsen Become Full Owners of Independent Ale House and Windsor Block Bar About 15 years ago, Justin and Jeane (Cheyenne River Sioux) Henrichsen set out to introduce
Read moreJustin and Jeane Henrichsen Become Full Owners of Independent Ale House and Windsor Block Bar About 15 years ago, Justin and Jeane (Cheyenne River Sioux) Henrichsen set out to introduce
Read moreBonnie LeBeau reflects on 25 years of partnering with Four Bands and a lifetime of quilting. Although Bonnie LeBeau, a Navy veteran and member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe,
Read moreTori Chasing Hawk achieves sweet success with side hustle. What started out as a way for Tori Chasing Hawk to make some extra cash has grown into a booming business
Read morePatient capital model enables Dean Dupris and Kristen Lawrence to achieve herd growth. Nearly a decade ago, Dean Dupris was introduced to Four Bands through our CREATE (Cheyenne River Entrepreneurial
Read moreKelsie Kay’s Coffee Depot graduates from incubator program and moves to new location. In 2018, when Kelsie Kay Haskell participated in our revamped credit builder program – called our Financial
Read moreHometown Furniture Celebrates 10 Years A decade ago, Dennis and Elaine Neigel were at an exciting, but uncertain point. Starting a business of their own was something the couple had
Read moreHickory Street Kitchen & Cocktails Celebrates Five Years July 7, 2021 As the COVID-19 pandemic winds down around the country, many restaurants are picking up the pieces and struggling to
Read moreTroy Vrooman integrates digital technology into agricultural operation. November 19, 2020 As a lifelong rancher on Cheyenne River, Troy Vrooman has seen tremendous results from his new working relationship with
Read moreShari Ducheneaux Commits to Success Despite Pandemic-Induced Downturn June 9, 2020 In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ubetcha Wateca celebrated one year at their new location in the Four
Read moreKaiden White Bear uses business loan to grow his farrier business. Kaiden White Bear (Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of Fort Peck) has been shoeing horses since he was 19 years
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