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Stephanie Conduff is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation. She has more than ten years experience living and working in indigenous communities in North America and internationally in South Africa, Canada, Latin America, and Europe.
Stephanie graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. While at OU Law, Stephanie served as a judicial clerk for Chief Justice Barbara Smith of the Chickasaw Nation Supreme Court. Stephanie is certified to assist tribal courts as a Peacemaker. She has a Master of Public Policy (MPP) from the Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota. From managing $350M of annual federal appropriation requests on Capitol Hill to working on mergers and acquisitions for a $750M diversified business portfolio, Stephanie has experience in Native policy development, business development, and tribal politics. Oklahoma Magazine recognized her as a “40 Under 40.” Stephanie worked for Cherokee Nation Businesses to diversify their industries and create jobs for tribal citizens throughout Indian Country.
Stephanie invests her time mentoring Native youth and women to secure placement in universities, internship programs, and job placement. She partners with those who have come before her to source both support and resources to create dialogue and space for social transformation in Native communities that empower self-determination and economic self-sufficiency. She is actively involved in the indigenous peacemaking initiative and working on tribal code development throughout Indian Country.
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