NAFSA’s Gary Davis Accepted into Forbes Finance Council

Wednesday, January 10, 2018 4:00 PM UTC

WASHINGTON, DC, Jan. 10, 2018 -- Gary Davis, Executive Director of the Native American Financial Services Association (NAFSA), has been accepted into the Forbes Finance Council, an invitation-only community for executives in accounting, financial planning, wealth and asset management, and investment firms.


	Gary Davis, Executive Director of the Native American Financial Services Association, has been accepted into the Forbes Finance Council.

Mr. Davis joins other Forbes Finance Council members, who are hand-selected, to become part of a curated network of successful peers and get access to a variety of exclusive benefits and resources, including the opportunity to submit thought leadership articles and short tips on industry-related topics for publishing on Forbes.com.

Forbes Councils combine an innovative, high-touch approach to community management perfected by the team behind Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) with the extensive resources and global reach of Forbes. As a result, Forbes Council members get access to the people, benefits and expertise they need to grow their businesses.

“I am honored to have been accepted to the Forbes Finance Council and look forward to providing the FFC community with a strong voice and perspective on issues important to Native Americans and the broader financial services sector,” said Gary Davis. “This is an amazing opportunity to increase the awareness and visibility of tribal financial services and economic development in Indian Country by utilizing the Forbes.com global platform.”

Scott Gerber, founder of Forbes Councils, says, “We are honored to welcome Gary Davis into the community. Our mission with Forbes Councils is to curate successful professionals from every industry, creating a vetted, social capital-driven network that helps every member make an even greater impact on the business world.”

About NAFSA

Formed in 2012, NAFSA is a 501(c)6 trade association located in Washington, D.C that advocates for tribal sovereignty, promotes responsible financial services, and provides better economic opportunity in Indian Country for the benefit of tribal communities.

About Forbes Councils

Forbes partnered with the founders of Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) to launch Forbes Councils, invitation-only communities for world-class business professionals in a variety of industries. Members are hand-selected by each Council’s community team and gain access to personalized connections, peer-to-peer learning, and the opportunity to share thought leadership content on Forbes.com.

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Lewis Lowe
Native American Financial Services Association
202.333.2234
[email protected]

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