SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
IMPACT
"The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska is in the vanguard. It achieved growth despite intense gaming competition and a location in rural Nebraska. It moved past its peers over three decades, and an Indian middle class grew in place.”
- JONATHAN TAYLOR, HARVARD ECONOMIST
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
IMPACT
"The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska is in the vanguard. It achieved growth despite intense gaming competition and a location in rural Nebraska. It moved past its peers over three decades, and an Indian middle class grew in place.”
- JONATHAN TAYLOR, HARVARD ECONOMIST
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
IMPACT
"The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska is in the vanguard. It achieved growth despite intense gaming competition and a location in rural Nebraska. It moved past its peers over three decades, and an Indian middle class grew in place.”
- JONATHAN TAYLOR, HARVARD ECONOMIST
A STRONG VISION
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A STRONG VISION
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A STRONG VISION
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A MISSION
THAT MATTERS
“Working together across the community, the Winnebago Tribe has significantly improved its members’ lives in a generation, & is taking control of its future.”
- LANCE MORGAN
Ho-Chunk, Inc. President and Chief Executive Officer
A MISSION
THAT MATTERS
“Working together across the community, the Winnebago Tribe has significantly improved its members’ lives in a generation, & is taking control of its future.”
- LANCE MORGAN
Ho-Chunk, Inc. President and Chief Executive Officer
A MISSION
THAT MATTERS
“Working together across the community, the Winnebago Tribe has significantly improved its members’ lives in a generation, & is taking control of its future.”
- LANCE MORGAN
Ho-Chunk, Inc.
President and Chief Executive Officer
Ho-Chunk, Inc. Today
Native American Owned
Impact News
Native American Owned
The ancestral name for the Winnebago community is Hochungra, often abbreviated as Ho-Chunk. Our name is: “The People, Incorporated.”
Established in 1994, Ho-Chunk, Inc. has a dual mission of creating jobs and helping the Tribe reach economic self-sufficiency.
The company’s approach includes programs, partnerships and charitable donations focused on shared Tribal priorities – housing, education, jobs, youth and elders.
Endurance and collaboration have always been intrinsic to our identity as a people. Through collective effort, we have consistently overcome challenges and have established a growing middle class on the Winnebago Reservation.
