Mno-Bmadsen announced the appointment Friday of Heather Farver as the organization’s tribal pathways administrator, a new position within Mno-Bmadsen.

As administrator of the pathways program, Farver will assist Pokagon Band of Potawatomi tribal citizens in exploring vocational opportunities that provides satisfaction and fulfillment. The pathways program provides various steps a citizen can take to find a career.

Farver graduated from Western Michigan with a bachelor’s of business administration in human resource management and has seven years of tribal HR experience.

In her free time she enjoys spending time with her daughter, playing softball and attending football and baseball games whenever possible.

The program is a partnership between the Pokagon Band government’s education and human resources departments and Mno-Bmadsen’s human resources department.  They encourage tribal citizens to explore the opportunities available to them.

Mno-Bmadsen is the economic development enterprise of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians. Based in Dowagiac, the Mno-Bmadsen family of companies include 7Gen Construction, based out of South Bend; Accu-Mold, based out of Portage, Michigan; Bent Tree Market, based out of Dowagiac, Seven Generations Architects and Engineers, based out of Kalamazoo; and D.A. Dodd, based out of Rolling Prairie, Indiana.

Mno-Bmadsen is driven by the Pokagon Band’s ongoing commitment to the region through investments, job creation and diversification of the tribal economy. For more information, people can visit the company website at www.mno-bmadsen.com.