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  • 2021 Fall Issue
    19 October 2021
    by Chris Warren

    Tobin Beal | Executive Excellence Awardee | Choctaw Nation

    When Tobin Beal was living in China and working as the CIO for General Motors (GM), he had an extraordinarily long to-do list. Among many other tasks, Beal was charged with developing information technology strategies and sales and marketing solutions to support the automaker’s success in a vital market and with its many joint venture partnerships with Chinese companies.

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  • 2018 College Issue
    03 December 2018
    by Kyle Coulon

    Samuel Ragle / Choctaw Nation / University of Oklahoma / Computer Science

    I’ve always been curious about how things work. In high school, I got my first look behind the scenes at the technical side of one of my passions: video games.

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  • 2016 Summer Issue
    01 June 2016
    by Debra Utacia Krol

    Chayla Rowley / Choctaw Nation Of Oklahoma / USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service / Civil Engineer

    For Chayla Rowley, a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, working as a civil engineer focusing on water provides an opportunity to develop solutions that are beneficial to both people and nature. “It’s thrilling to know I can continue my ancestors’ long tradition of nurturing the Earth so future generations may enjoy her blessings,” Rowley says. This philosophy, rooted in her ancestral culture, serves Rowley well in her role with USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), working out of Steamboat Springs, Colo.

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