CHOCTAW, Miss. — Brian Robinson currently works for the tribe as the Utility Engineer/Tribal Energy Manager and lives in Carthage, MS with his family. He has been an entrepreneur, having owned and operated Robinson Engineering, and has been the tribe’s General Manager for Choctaw Electrical Inc. for well over 20 years combined. He has his Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering from Mississippi State University, is a licensed professional engineer in the State of Mississippi, and certified as a Master Electrical by the International Code Council (ICC). Mr. Robinson has just recently received his NCCER National Registry credentials through NCCER’s National Craft Assessment and Certification Program through the Mississippi Construction Education Foundation (MCEF) and has successfully become a Curriculum Performance Evaluator. In addition, Mr. Robinson received his NCCER National Registry credentials through the National Craft Assessment and Certification Program. In addition to his current tribal duties, Mr. Robinson will be the new Instructor for NCCER Electrical classes beginning in 2020. The Office of Economic Development wants to congratulate Mr. Robinson on this well-deserved accomplishment for the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Provides Cyber Awareness Training to Tribal Employees
CHOCTAW, Mississippi -- Employees of various businesses within the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians recently received cyber awareness training in the Tribe's state-of-the-art cybersecurity lab located in Choctaw, Mississippi. The classes were free to participants...
University of Southern Mississippi Provides Training to Tribal Employees in Choctaw Cybersecurity Lab
CHOCTAW, Mississippi -- Employees of Choctaw companies and school systems are receiving workforce development training through The University of Southern Mississippi's School of Computing Sciences and Computer Engineering. These classes are taking place in the...
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Joins Tribal Land Conservation Initiative
CHOCTAW, Mississippi -- The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians announces that it is joining the Tribal Land Conservation Initiative, a national program that enables Native American tribes to implement sustainable management practices to preserve their land, protect...
MEC Leadership MS Alumni, 2020-2021 Students, and Honored Guests Meet in Choctaw
The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians (MBCI) hosted the Mississippi Economic Council (MEC) Leadership MS Alumni, 2020-2021 students, and honored guests on October 21, 2021, in a “Meet and Greet” at the Silver Star Hotel & Casino. The meeting began with a...
Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben Announces the Appointment of Sarah Medlock as Director of Development Division
MEMORANDUM TO: Tribal Department Directors Program Directors Administrative Office Supervisors Tribal Government Employees FROM: Tribal Chief Cyrus...
WINSTON PLYWOOD AND VENEER LAUNCHES AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
Louisville, Mississippi – Winston Plywood and Veneer, a state-of-the-art plywood mill located in Louisville, Mississippi, announced today the launch of a new initiative to strengthen workforce recruitment and retention. The Winston Ambassador Program recognizes a...
First Mississippi Coding Academies Class at Choctaw Central High School is a Success
CHOCTAW, Miss. -- The MS Coding Academies class at CCHS concluded on May 14, 2021. Shonda Wesley served as Teacher Aide and MS Coding Academies Facilitator, and the coding students were Jaylen Bell, Joe Bell, Jr., John Clemons, Keziah Frazier, Jacob Jim, Xative...
Three Native American Tribes Form Unprecedented Economic Development Partnership Through New Hotel Investment
May 17, 2021 – Cherokee, NC – Three of the most successful Native American tribes in the Southeastern United States have entered into an investment partnership with DreamCatcher Hotels. The Seminole Tribe of Florida, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians and the...
Chief Announces Hotel Partnership
A message from Chief Ben: Halito, hello. I want to take this opportunity to share exciting news about a venture that we are about to undertake. The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians will enter into a partnership with the Cherokee and Seminole tribes on a luxury...
John Hendrix
Director of Economic Development
601.650.1607
[email protected]
Office of Economic Development
375 Industrial Road | STE 2
Choctaw, MS 39350
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