Empowering Indigenous Women in Cannabis
Indigenous Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce
We empower Indigenous women in the cannabis industry through community, resources, and advocacy.
Fostering Economic Growth and Cultural Preservation
The Indigenous Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to empowering Indigenous women in the cannabis sector. Our community provides resources, mentorship, and business development opportunities while honoring cultural heritage and advocating for social equity. Through our initiatives, we aim to create a supportive network that fosters growth, celebrates diversity, and champions the voices of Indigenous women in the evolving cannabis industry. Join us in shaping a future where empowerment and cultural pride thrive hand in hand.
Honoring Tradition, Pioneering Progress
Our Services
We offer a range of services tailored to empower Indigenous women in the cannabis industry. Our programs are designed to provide not only practical support but also a platform for personal and professional growth, ensuring that every member has the tools and resources needed to succeed. By fostering a community of collaboration and empowerment, we strive to create a lasting impact that transcends business success to encompass personal fulfillment and cultural pride.
Leadership Program
Fast-track career strategies through consultations and mentorship.
Mentor Program
Guidance for entrepreneurs preparing to launch in the cannabis sector.
Cannabis ClipNotes Series
Educational video clips on industry insights.
Member Page Inclusion
Listing in our business directory.
Think Tank
Professional development and networking opportunities.
Get to know us
Holly Butler, MS-MCST, BSB
Holly is a member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe, located on the Wind River Indian Reservation, Wyoming. She has served 20 years of honorable military service, including 2 combat deployments (Retired), and has completed numerous leadership and development courses.
Holly holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business (Major in Information Systems) and a Master of Science from the University of Maryland’s School of Pharmacy in Medical Cannabis Science & Therapeutics.
She is the Owner/Operator of Tribal Hemp Co., a retail CBD/N/G product provider (www.tribalhempco.com), Owner/Operator of Anubis Communications LLC, a media company (www.anubiscom.com), and Managing Owner of Rez Dog Ranch LLC, the Butler family ranch (www.rezdogranch.com).
Additionally, Holly is the Founder & Acting Executive Director of the Wyoming NORML Foundation 501(c)(3) (www.wyomingnorml.org) and the Founder & Acting Executive Director of Civil Rights for Wind River. She is also the Creator & Host of the “My Take” Podcast Show on YouTube and the Creator & Host of “DAWG DAZE,” a pro-cannabis Podcast Show airing on Citizen Green TV.
Angelita Green, MBA Taxation, BA Accounting
Angelita Green has over 20 years of experience in accounting and management. She has worked with cannabis clients for over 7 years in seed-to-sale industries and has extensive knowledge of CBD/hemp online sales with merchant processing reconciliation across the US.
In 2022, Angelita shifted her focus to provide GAAP-compliant accounting and tax services to business owners in the US cannabis industry. She collaborates with a network of DOPECFO professionals, including CPAs, CFOs, Tax Attorneys, and bookkeepers, to deliver strategic financial solutions.
Angelita Green holds a Bachelor’s degree from Georgia State University and a Master’s degree in Taxation from Strayer University. She obtained her IRS practice license in 2015 and is based in Georgia, where she enjoys family time, volunteering, and playing bingo.
Dawn Houle, MBA International Business
Dawn is the President and founder of SunSinger Consulting, LLC, a Washington, DC-based Native American woman-owned company. She is dedicated to fostering strategic partnerships for and with Native American Tribes, artists, business owners, and individuals.
As the author of “Business Success Secrets: Entrepreneurial Thinking That Works,” a Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestseller, Dawn specializes in optimizing business opportunities for Native American Tribal governments and individuals. She offers culturally-based solutions to enhance natural resource sustainability, economic diversification, and employment opportunities while preserving heritage.
Dawn’s extensive experience includes serving as a Policy Advisor to the Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs for President Barack Obama and Chief of Staff for the National Indian Gaming Commission. With a background in forest management and philanthropy for Indian Tribes, she has made significant contributions to cultural and natural resource preservation. Dawn holds a B.S. in Forestry from the University of Montana, an M.B.A. from Saint Martin’s University, and actively participates in various advisory boards and organizations supporting Indigenous communities. She is a tribal citizen of the Chippewa Cree Tribe of Montana.
Strength in Community, Growth in Business
What Sets Us Apart
Our commitment to honoring cultural heritage, fostering economic opportunities, and providing tailored support sets us apart. We believe that by embracing and celebrating cultural traditions, we can create a more inclusive and vibrant industry that reflects the diversity of our community. Through our dedication to personalized guidance and support, we aim to empower Indigenous women to thrive in the cannabis sector while preserving their unique heritage and values.
Networking and Mentorship
Building Connections and Nurturing Growth
Access to Industry Experts
Gaining Insights from Seasoned Professionals
Advocacy for Fair Market Access
Ensuring Equal Opportunities for All in the Industry
Let’s Connect
Reach out to us to learn more about how we can support your journey in the cannabis industry.
Email: hello@iwccc.org
Business Hours: 24 Hours