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As a Tribally-owned business, we hold diversity and inclusion at the heart of everything we do. That’s why we decided to put together a community of minority-owned businesses—to create more opportunities for conversation, networking, and support.
Relationships
McKAY TOWER
It is with great enthusiasm that Gun Lake Investments is announcing a rare and historic partnership with Waseyabek Development Corporation to acquire the iconic McKay Tower!
Chi Ishobak
We’ve partnered with Chi Ishobak, a Certified Native Community Development Financial Institution, to help our tribal citizens progress toward a financially self-sustaining future.
CSM
Gun Lake Investments is partnering with CSM, a local facility service company, to help them reach their full potential.
Subway
By investing in Subway, one of the most iconic and well established brands in the world, GLI is furthering its mission to create economic, employment, and individual investment opportunities for the Tribal community we serve.
Noonday Market
Gun Lake Investments is constantly seeking opportunities to help establish a self-sufficient Tribal economy. The successful launch of Noonday Market brought one of those opportunities to life.
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News & Insights
MiBiz Deals and Dealmakers of the Year is awarded to two Tribes that leverage similar investment philosophies in the McKay Tower transaction.
The seeds for the joint purchase of the iconic McKay Tower building in downtown Grand Rapids took root years ago when the CEOs at Waséyabek Development Co. LLC and Gun Lake Investments started talking about doing deals together.
Governor appoints new members to WMU Board of Trustees
KALAMAZOO, Mich.—Appointed by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, two new leaders are set to join the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees: WMU alumnus Kurtis Trevan of Grand Rapids, CEO of Gun Lake Investments, and A. Alan Turfe of Northville, board chair of DocShop Pro.
Construction set to begin on Meijer market on Jefferson in Detroit
Dennis Archer Jr., one of the partners in the Rivertown Market project, said in late July that construction for the 42,000-square-foot grocery store was expected to be completed by fall 2021.