Southern Ute Indian Tribe

Red Willow Production Company is a private oil and gas exploration and production company owned by the Southern Ute Indian Tribe and headquartered in Ignacio, Colorado. Founded in 1992, it operates on the Southern Ute Indian Reservation as Red Willow Production Company. With over 1,800 operated and non-operated wells and net production exceeding 70 billion cubic feet of gas equivalent per year, Red Willow is one of the top 25 largest privately owned oil and gas companies in the US. While expanding operations off the reservation, the company's focus remains on the San Juan Basin, while also actively developing assets in the Delaware basin in West Texas and other onshore regions.Generated from the website

The Southern Ute Growth Fund serves as the business arm of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, focused on fostering economic prosperity for the Tribe and its members through responsible management of existing businesses and prudent development of new opportunities. Established in 2000, the Growth Fund oversees a diverse portfolio of investments in sectors such as energy, real estate, construction, and private equity, with operations extending across fourteen states and the Gulf of Mexico. Generated from the website

The Tribal Employee Rights Office (TERO) Division of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe in Ignacio, CO, was established in 1993 to promote the employment of enrolled Native Americans in accordance with Federal Law. TERO works with Southern Ute Tribal Members and Local Native American applicants to encourage work with companies operating on or near the Southern Ute Indian Reservation. TERO offers employment programs and preferences for qualified Southern Ute Tribal Members and Local Native Americans, striving to provide job opportunities and support services to individuals seeking employment within the Tribe and its entities, as well as with outside companies.Generated from the website