We have tremendous respect for the perseverance, wisdom and heritage of our Tribal Clients. We also have great respect for the business acumen, creativity and initiative of all of our clients. We know that our work is merely a tool for you to use. No one knows your business better than you and no outside analysis can substitute for the energy and effort you bring to running that business each day. We show our respect by listening carefully to your needs and insights; giving our best efforts to assist you as we can; and making sure that the reports we produce are suitable to the purpose intended.
We show our respect by participating actively in associations and institutions that seek to improve the industries we serve. Mr. Klas is a past president of the Minnesota Association of Hospitality Accountants and past member of the Hospitality Education Committee of the Minnesota Hotel, Restaurant and Resort Associations. Mr. Klas has also taught Hospitality and Tourism Development and Marketing at Metropolitan State University in Minneapolis. Mr. Robinson spent four years as Associate Member Representative to the Executive Board of the National Indian Gaming Association. He has also guest lectured on planning and tourism issues at colleges and universities including his alma mater Macalester College.
We also show our respect by sharing our knowledge through presentations at conferences and frequent articles in trade publications.
- Tribally Owned Cannabis Stores Have Grown by 24% Since May 2024Native American tribes maintained a strong presence in cannabis markets throughout the United States in the past year. States that have recently legalized adult-use cannabis, such as Minnesota and New York, experienced particularly strong growth in tribally owned businesses….
- Hotels at Indian Casinos – 2025There are currently 232 Indian casinos with hotel properties with a combined total of 61,322 rooms – an average of 264 rooms per casino with a hotel. During 2024, the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe opened its hotel at Muckleshoot Casino in Auburn, WA. Additionally, the Spokane Tribe of Indians opened hotels at its Mistequa Casino Hotel in Chewelah, WA in March ...
- Golf in Indian Country – 2025There are currently 77 tribes with 88 golf facilities, 116 golf courses and a total of 1,854 holes. Following significant growth from 2004 to 2009 and again from 2009 to 2014 – much of it coinciding with the expansion of Indian gaming, resort development, and related amenities….