Greenfire joined fellow subsidiaries of Potawatomi Ventures at the first Potawatomi Ventures Business Expo at the Forest County Potawatomi Community Center in Crandon. The event was designed to connect Forest County Potawatomi Tribal members with the leaders and operations of the parent company and subsidiary businesses owned by the Tribe.
As a construction management firm wholly owned by the Forest County Potawatomi Community, Greenfire welcomed opportunities share our work, provide updates on current and upcoming projects and answer questions. Among discussions regarding all the projects Greenfire has underway, some notable projects of interest of Tribal members included our Greeneway Infrastructure project in Kenosha, the Cloud Village (formerly known as Village West) project for the Ho-Chunk nation in Baraboo, the Aquaponics Greenhouse expansion for the FCPC, as well as renovations and improvements to the Potawatomi Casino | Hotel in Carter. Having the business expo held in the Community Center is a particular source of pride for Greenfire, having managed the construction of the 108,000 SF facility.
Greenfire joined other Potawatomi Ventures subsidiaries including Sagewind Development, fireside MARKET, Wgema Leasing, Data Holdings, PBDC Federal Group, and Potawatomi Ventures key members and leadership as they connected with Tribal members.
The Expo featured four breakout sessions on key topics: Potawatomi Ventures board roles, corporate financials and rebranding, an overview of PBDC Federal Group, and Sagewind’s real estate development efforts. These sessions gave tribal members the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about their pursuits.
Dinner was provided by Chef Mikaya Alloway, an FCP tribal member and owner of Wild Plume, featuring dishes rooted in Indigenous recipes. Raffle prizes were also given away, including Brewers tickets, a Wisconsin Dells trip, a Blackstone grill set, a Microsoft Surface Pro, a summer beach package and more. There was no short supply of Potawatomi Ventures swag as well.
Greenfire values opportunities to connect face to face with FCPC members. We appreciate the collaboration with Potawatomi Ventures and our fellow subsidiaries, in our pursuit of being Builders of the Future and being Brighter Together!
