Nanticoke Indian Tribe announces new Chief Avery Johnson

The Nanticoke Indian Association has released an official statement announcing the appointment of its new leader, Chief Avery Johnson.

After a long and successful journey, former boss Natosha Carmine is retiring to pursue other opportunities in the public and private sectors. The members are genuinely grateful to Carmine for his years of excellent leadership and accomplishments; sincerely wish you the best of luck in your new endeavors.

“Congratulations to Chief Avery on his appointment as the new Nanticoke Nation Chief. His distinctive qualifications as a tribal leader and previous roles, including assistant chief, tribal councilor, powwow coordinator, budget chairman, and grant writer, provide vital experience for his new role, particularly as our tribe grows. continues to implement important strategic plan initiatives,” he said. a tribal spokesperson. “Chief Avery’s appointment reaffirms the Nanticoke Indian Tribe’s continued commitment to empowering our Indian leadership at the highest levels.”

Uniquely qualified to lead the tribe into the future, Johnson embodies and exudes the values ​​and culture that are core to the organization. “He is incredibly positive, an empowering leader for our tribe, an accomplished team player and has built strong relationships in our federal, state and county governments. The Nanticoke Indian Tribe is lucky to have Chief Avery to guide them into the future. This leadership transition comes at a time of strength,…