Welcome to another episode of "Work That Matters” where we are joined by a very special guest and friend of Chloeta, David Comingdeer, a proud Cherokee native. This episode is hosted by Chloeta CEO, Mark Masters, who is also a Cherokee tribal citizen. Together, they engage in a captivating conversation that delves into the rich and multifaceted history of the Cherokee Nation.

The key takeaways include a deep dive into Cherokee history, BIA archaeology, Chloeta’s involvement in the America The Beautiful Technical Assistance Project, and the importance of cultivating and perpetuating our culture. We discover the crucial role of Cherokee education in preserving traditions for future generations and gain insights into the native game of stickball.

On this episode of Work That Matters, Judy Warren, Chief of Contracting of Accel Consulting Group joins Chloeta CEO, Mark Masters, and Emily Cochran, Chloeta’s Vice President of Business Development to discuss the origins of Judy’s career and the evolution of the government contracting industry over the past 30 years, plus the challenges small businesses face when trying to get started and tips on how to succeed.

Key takeaways include an in-depth discussion on the 8(a) program, ISBEE advantages, and contract vehicle opportunities, as well as the growing list of cyber security compliance requirements.

For the past 6 years, Chloeta and Scout have formed an exceptional partnership, collaborating on numerous projects. Don't miss this inspiring episode about environmental planning, entrepreneurship, and making a difference.

Key Takeaways include highlighting the hurdles of a startup company, discussing the government contracting partnership of Scout and Chloeta and looking at recent environmental regulations.

Join Chloeta’s Vice President of Business Development, Emily Cochran and Vice President of Contract Administration, Chet Dodrill on the Work that Matters podcast, as we talk with environmental planner and Scout Environmental co-owner, Ryan Pingree. Discover how Ryan and his co-founders took a major risk to start Scout and overcame challenges in their journey to success.

For the past 6 years, Chloeta and Scout have formed an exceptional partnership, collaborating on numerous projects. Don't miss this inspiring episode about environmental planning, entrepreneurship, and making a difference.

Key Takeaways include highlighting the hurdles of a startup company, discussing the government contracting partnership of Scout and Chloeta and looking at recent environmental regulations.