EPISODE · Dec 5, 2025 · 39 MIN
Vetting External Partners Featuring Huntington Bank
from Tribal Economic Development · host Waséyabek
Lauren Davis, President of the West Michigan Region of Huntington Bank, joins the Tribal Economic Development podcast alongside David Kinsman, Senior Vice President and Middle Market Team Lead, to discuss the criticality of vetting and selecting high-performing partners for business ventures – both inside and outside of Indian Country. The conversation, which delves into green flags and red flags that arise in the vetting process, highlights how strong partnerships go beyond providing a product or service and involve shared values, trust, and a commitment to mutual success.Waséyabek is a 100% Tribally-owned holding company that manages the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi’s non-gaming economic development activities. Follow us on:Our Website: https://waseyabek.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/waseyabekFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/WaseyabekIntro and outro music by Woodland Stream:Owyn Zapata, Co-Lead SingerChinodin Atkinson, SingerNolan Austin, SingerMon-eé Zapata, Back-Up SingerO’Felia Zapata, Back-Up SingerOnyleen Zapata, Back-Up SingerTribal Economic Development, a Waséyabek podcast, is recorded and produced at River City Studios in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Lauren Davis, President of the West Michigan Region of Huntington Bank, joins the Tribal Economic Development podcast alongside David Kinsman, Senior Vice President and Middle Market Team Lead, to discuss the criticality of vetting and selecting high-performing partners for business ventures – both inside and outside of Indian Country. The conversation, which delves into green flags and red flags that arise in the vetting process, highlights how strong partnerships go beyond providing a produ...
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