TRIBAL INTERNATIONAL TRADE CENTER, LLC

The Tribal International Trade Center was a concept developed by its founders:

• Lawrence SpottedBird
• Lanie Mae Otong SpottedBird

Once formally established, the TITC headquarters will be located in the Seattle, Washington area with strategic locations located in key trade centers around the world.

The mission of TITC is to broker trade between Indian Tribes in the United States and First Nations in Canada and countries worldwide.   TITC will also recognize that international trade means trade between Tribal Nation to Tribal Nation as well as between Tribal Nation and Foreign Nations.  Since our partners and primary connections are with businesses and the government of South Korea, our focus is brokering trade between South Korea and the U.S. Tribes. 

With direct connections in the Philippines, TITC will also focus on brokering trade between Tribal enterprises and governments with private enterprises and local and national governments in the Philippines.

Eventually, we will also identify and affect trade with other Asian countries, South American countries, Eurpoean countries, Mideast countries and Indigenous nations worldwide.

Seoul World Trade Center

This international trade will serve Tribal governments by empowering the sovereign state of Tribal governments to the level of becoming recognized as international nations - bringing with it the acceptance by global organizations as peers to any other sovereign foreign nation.   Eventually, the U. S. Government will be pressured to also recognize the 575 Tribal Nations as peers - as nations with a nation.   Not to destroy America, but to help build America to become an even stronger global leader in commerce and in the political arena.   Nations will once again respect the United States of America with its many strong and powerful Tribal Nations within. 

There are currently 634 First Nations governments recognized by the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada and the Assembly of First Nations.