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    Yavapai-Apache Nation’s Danny Chatter
    named “Superhero” of the Year

    May 20, 2017No Comments
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    logo_travoisTravois recognized housing and economic development professionals in Indian Country 

    Camp Verde AZ (May 20, 2017) – Danny Chatter, maintenance supervisor for Yavapai-Apache Nation Tribal Housing, was named Pillar Professional of the Year at the 17th Annual Travois Affordable Housing & Economic Development Conference. Four outstanding industry professionals and an American Indian tribe were recognized at a Superhero Awards luncheon on April 5 in Austin, Texas. 

    Danny Chatter plays a key role in building the Yavapai-Apache Nation as a key employee of the housing department. He knows how to manage a project, stretch a dollar, and collaborate with others to achieve results. He supervises a staff of 15, has a full workload, and is always available to lend a helping hand.

    20170519_dannychatter“Throughout the Yavapai-Apache Nation, tenants and co-workers have the utmost confidence and respect for Chatter,” said Crystal Banks-Mann, Travois assistant director of asset management, who presented the award. “His knowledge, character and integrity are on display daily. He’s a true team player. He’s known to tackle the impossible again and again.”

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    Chatter thanked the crowd at the luncheon and offered his thoughts once he returned home:

    “Travois, I’m thankful for your inspiration to make a positive impact on Native American families across the country,” Chatter said. “Your hospitality and service is the best.”

    2017 Superhero Awards winners:

    • Housing Professional of the Year: Floyd Tortalita, executive director for Pueblo of Acoma Housing Authority; Acoma Pueblo, NM
    • Economic Development Professional of the Year: Ho-Chunk Inc. and Lance Morgan, president and CEO of Ho-Chunk Inc.; Winnebago, NE 
    • Pillar Professional of the Year: Danny Chatter, maintenance supervisor for Yavapai-Apache Nation Tribal Housing; Camp Verde, AZ
    • Haven Professional of the Year: Jean Defoe, finance manager for Red Cliff Chippewa Housing Authority; Bayfield, WI
    • Project Team of the Year: Red Lake Reservation Housing Authority; Red Lake, MN

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