Tribal Member Spotlight

Louie Bluff

I have worked for the tribe since 2011 in summer youth. I started at Northern Quest in 2014 as a Table Games Dealer where I worked my way up to…

Haley Thompson

What department do you work in and what is your job title? I work in the administrative department; I am a registration specialist for The Camas Center Clinic. How long…

Jocelin Nenema

What department do you work in and what is your job title? I work at The Camas Center Clinic as a Certified Medical Assistant. What’s the best thing about your…

Martina Nomee

What department do you work in and what is your job title? I work for the Food and Beverage department at Wetlands inside the Kalispel Casino. How long have you…

Darlene Auld

Tina Nenema

What department do you work in and what is your job title NQRC Executive Team Resort Experience Project Manager What’s the best thing about your job? Implementing the WOW for…

Megan Heller

What department do you work in, and what is your job title? I am a Compensation Analyst for Human Resources in the Compensation Department.

David Nenema

What’s the best thing about your job? There are lots of great things about my job, if I had to pick one thing that stands out on top I would…

Corrie Johnson

Corrie Johnson I work at the Kalispel Tribal Public Safety Department as the Fire Chief and Emergency Manager.

Sylvia Meshell

Sylvia Meshell I work at the Kalispel Tribal finance department as the event coordinator. What’s the best thing about your job? Planning holiday parties 😊

Mari Cabe

My name is Mari Fast Fawn Cabe. I was born in Spokane, WA, and raised in Deer Park, WA. I continued to live there till I was in my early…

Alisha Athos

What’s the best thing about your job? Of course, learning my Tribe’s language and culture, but the kids I get to teach, are my blood, my nieces, and nephews. I…

Caytlin Nenema

Caytlin Nenema I work at La Rive Spa as a Concierge. What’s the best thing about your job? Working in such a small, close team.

Jessie Isadore

What’s the best thing about your job? It’s hard to narrow it down to just one thing. I love my job and the people that I work with. It’s a…

Eric Finley

What’s the best thing about your job? This job has many great things, however, I would say that the one that sticks out to me the most would be seeing…

Shantel Whitford

I am the Marketing Supervisor for the Kalispel Tribe. I provide direct support for all of the Tribe’s North eight enterprises by running all social media such as FaceBook, Instagram…

Debbie Flett

What is the best thing about your job? Helping ensure that my fellow tribal members and client get the best health care available.

Yolanda Bowman

Briefly describe what your workday looks like? Checking in with the boss for any special projects and just to say good morning. Responding to emails and phone calls. Setting up…

Jodie Pierre

What is the best thing about your job? I love working with our Tribal Members to find the perfect job for them and helping them build their skills into a…

Alia Russell

I oversee the day to day operations of Kalispel Casino. My responsibilities include forecasting gaming revenue and food and beverage revenue, as well as maintaining budgets for expenses. The goal…

Sky Pagaling

I am the Career Readiness Advisor at The Kalispel Development Company. I work with tribal members to help them become skilled and desirable applicants. I advise with resumes, mock interviews…

RJ Nomee

RJ Nomee I am the Health & Fitness Manager at The Camas Center for Community Wellnes

Anna Armstrong

Anna Armstrong I am the Director of Education at Kalispel Tribe. I have worked at The Camas Learning Center since 2005. I love sharing the Kalispel history and I was…

Nicole Andrews

Every day in my job is different. It all depends on the day of the week and what month it is on my tasks. Usually entails insurance billing, filing, scanning…

Nicole Augustine

My title is revenue auditor. I collect and process finances. I also do inventory for the local businesses we acquire. As the auditor, I am responsible to investigate any peculiar…

Tribal Member Spotlight: Paul Renaud

We lived in Spokane for about 5-6 years and our boys were getting to that age where they were able to open doors, open the fence outside and start walking…