A Moneyball Moment for Native Founders: Sinjin Wolf of Wayfinder
For twenty-five years, Sinjin Wolf had a seat in the rooms where large companies make their biggest calls. Microsoft. NYK Line. Teams from McKinsey across the table. What he noticed was not a talent gap. It was that a Fortune 500 executive facing a hard decision gets a team with models and a recommendation, while a Native founder facing a harder one gets far less. He is building Wayfinder to close that distance, from Tokyo, and he says NACIA’s Growth Capital Program is where he found the real problem he needed to solve.
Building Without Compromise: Bernina Gray of nDigitize
For Bernina Gray, building a business was never just about closing the digital divide. It was about who gets to tell the story.
NACIA Growth Capital Program: Year in Review and Looking Ahead
NACIA (Native American Investment and Capital Alliance) is proud to announce the closing of our first NACIA Growth Capital Program. Designed to support Native founders navigating growth with clarity, confidence, and cultural alignment, the program brought together founders, investors, and diverse capital allocators committed to reframing capital as a tool for long-term stewardship.