William Lowe, MBA (2025-2027)

William D. Lowe, MBA, CTIS, CFRM, is a dedicated leader with over two decades of experience spanning governance, tribal health, business development, and the negotiation of government and tribal contracts. His journey began with service in the United States Marine Corps from September 1993 to May 2002, where he developed values of leadership, discipline, and service that have defined his career.

Throughout his professional life, William has partnered with numerous tribal governments, deepening his understanding of sovereignty and the critical importance of citizen advocacy. His career includes notable leadership roles, such as Speaker of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation National Council, CEO of Community Programs at the United American Indian Involvement, Inc. in Los Angeles, California, and his current position as Executive Director of the Muskogee Tourism Association.

In addition to his professional roles, William is an active and influential board member, serving organizations such as the National Center for the American Indian Enterprise Development, Green Country Tourism Association, Oklahoma Tourism Industry Association, and the Okmulgee County YMCA. He also holds leadership roles as the Sergeant of Arms and Co-Chair of the Veterans Committee at the National Congress of American Indians.

William’s dedication to advancing Indigenous interests and economic development is further reflected in his recent appointment as the 2025 State Board President of the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma. With a focus on collaboration and community building, William continues to advocate for initiatives that promote tribal sovereignty, health, and economic empowerment.

David Bible (2025-2027)

David Bible (Muscogee (Creek) and Hopi) is the Chairman of the Tulsa Indian Club, the organization behind the renowned Tulsa Powwow, a celebration of Native culture and traditions.

David also owns Southwest Trading Co. with his daughter, located on historic Route 66 in Tulsa’s Meadow Gold District. Southwest Trading Co. offers a curated selection of Native-made silver and turquoise jewelry, beadwork, Pueblo pottery, cedar boxes, original artwork, Native design apparel, Pendleton blankets, Navajo rugs, and jewelry from local artists.

Cindy Chambers (2024-2026)

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Julie Aldridge (2026-2028)

Julie Aldridge is a proud citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma with more than 26 years of experience in tribal gaming, primarily focused on sales, business development, and vendor relations supporting tribal enterprises across Oklahoma and the Midwest. Throughout her career, she has worked closely with tribes, regulatory agencies, and gaming vendors, earning a strong reputation in Indian Country for building trusted partnerships and advancing tribal economic initiatives. She is the founder of Apela Resources LLC, a Native woman-owned consulting firm dedicated to connecting tribes with proven products and services and currently serves as Vice President of Product Sales for PDS Gaming, where she focuses on financial lending and game distribution. In 2023, she was elected as an officer of the Eastern Chapter of the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma and served three years in various officer roles. In December 2025, she was elected to serve on the AICCOK state board, continuing her commitment to strengthening Native-owned businesses and tribal economies.

Angie Reeves (2026-2028)

Angie Reeves is a proud citizen of the Cherokee Nation and is a purpose-driven nonprofit leader with
extensive experience in communications, organizational development, fundraising and community engagement. For over a decade Angie has served as the Director of Community Development and Communications at Oklahoma City Indian Clinic, the largest urban Indian health clinic in the contiguous United States.

She leads with an approach that emphasizes collaboration, growth, and a shared vision. Her leadership style is rooted in empowerment, helping staff and colleagues reach their full potential through mentorship, strategic thinking, and leading by example.

Angie holds a BA in Psychology and an MA in Nonprofit Organizational Leadership, providing a strong foundation in both human behavior and organizational systems. Angie is a Certified Fund Raising Management (CFRM) professional, a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, and a former examiner for the Oklahoma Quality Foundation. She currently serves on multiple boards, reflecting her commitment to organizational excellence and community impact.

Dean Turner

State Board Member and Choctaw Nation citizen Dean Turner was a dedicated member of AICCO for over 25 years, making him one of our longest-serving members.

Dean was deeply committed to service, both in his professional life and through his military and community leadership. He was the Past President of the North Central AICCO for three years and served on the AICCO State Board for ten years. A proud veteran of the U.S. Army (Special Forces), he also served as Past Commander of the American Legion and VFW, All American Commander, and held leadership roles in numerous organizations, including the Lions Club, Lions Boys Ranch & Foundation, and the First Christian Church.

Dean was an avid AICCO volunteer, frequently lending a hand at Leadership Native Oklahoma (LNO) and leading our organization in prayer at board meetings and other events.

His legacy of leadership, business acumen, and unwavering dedication to his community will not be forgotten.