Diné Development Corporation Expands Board of Directors with Key Appointments
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz., February 22, 2024 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - The Diné Development Corporation (DDC) has officially announced the addition of three new members to its Board of Directors, enhancing the organization's governance with their extensive expertise in Navajo government, risk management, and finance. According to the company, the appointments of Mark Freeland, Sam Rosenfeld, and Brad Preber come at a crucial juncture as DDC celebrates its twentieth year and is aiming to elevate its strategic direction and governance standards.
DDC CEO, Austin Tsosie, expressed enthusiasm about the new appointments in a recent press release, stating, “As we embark on our twentieth year as an organization, it is a pivotal time to welcome refreshed perspectives to our growth initiatives. Our new members strengthen our Navajo, financial, and compliance expertise to usher in the next tier of excellence, innovation, and expansion in support of our customers, the Navajo Nation, and communities we serve.”
Mark Freeland brings a deep understanding of Navajo governance to the board, having served as a Council Delegate of the 24th Navajo Nation Council and on the Council’s Resources and Development Committee. His experience is expected to be invaluable in guiding DDC's contributions to Tribal sustainability and economic development.
Sam Rosenfeld, with his background in financial and infrastructure management, as well as his roles in risk management and asset management in the international defense sector, is poised to contribute significantly to DDC's strategic financial operations and risk management practices.
Brad Preber, the former CEO and Chairman of the Board of Grant Thornton (GTUS), offers a wealth of knowledge in audit, tax, and advisory services. His experience is anticipated to bolster DDC's financial expertise and governance, ensuring robust oversight and strategic guidance.
For more information about DDC and its initiatives, visit www.ddc-dine.com.
Source: Diné Development Corporation (DDC) via Newswire