The American Indian Business Association

Your Membership is Our Greatest Resource

16th Annual AIBA Honor Banquet

 

Welcome to AIBA

The American Indian Business Association (AIBA) is a service organization dedicated to supporting and encouraging American Indian people in their academic, personal, and professional pursuits.  AIBA seeks to combine the spirituality of the Native world with the culture of the professional world.  A balance of opportunities is provided by membership from diverse fields of study and experience.

As a service organization, AIBA's primary goal is to increase the graduation rate of American Indians in their academic endeavors and to serve as a role model by promoting the values of a formal education.

We welcome you to read more about some of our members and activities, and look forward to meeting you at upcoming events.

American Indian Business Association (AIBA)

UNM - Anderson School of Management

MSC05 3090

1 University of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001

To contact us:

Phone: 505-277-8889

Jaye Francis, Program Coordinator

E-mail: aiba@unm.edu

francis@mgt.unm.edu

AIBA Membership

 

Student—$20/year

Professional—$50/year

Corporate—$100/year

 

Please contact Jaye Francis for more details.

Our Feature Member…

 

Christina Tewa

AIBA President

 

Christina is Navajo/Tewa/Hopi from Arizona.  She came to the University of New Mexico in 2009 to pursue a degree in Business Administration with a Major in Entrepreneurial Studies

and Native American Studies.  She is an MBA candidate at the Anderson School of Management.  Christina started her business career in an internship program with Keres Consulting, Inc. and was recently hired full-time.  Once her education is complete she hopes to use her skills to help Indian country.

 

Christina has one son, Tracy.  She came to New Mexico to be near her father and attend school.  They enjoy spending time with family, volunteering at AIBA events  and travelling around the southwest.

AIBA thanks our generous sponsors of the

7th Annual Native American Career Fair

April 25, 2013