Island Resort & Casino
Rachel Meshigaud has extensive experience in the hospitality and marketing sectors, currently serving as the Marketing Director and Convention Center Manager at Island Resort & Casino since July 2014, where responsibilities include managing all aspects of the Convention Center and ensuring exceptional customer service. Prior to this role, Rachel coordinated events at the Island Convention Center to enhance the customer experience. Rachel also participated in the Delta Force program at the Delta County Chamber of Commerce in 2015, which focuses on developing community leadership. Earlier career positions included sales associate roles at Bath & Body Works and Island Oasis. Rachel holds a Bachelor's degree in Project Management and an Associate's degree in Business Administration from ITT Technical Institute, along with an Associate of Arts degree in Psychology from Bay de Noc Community College.
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Island Resort & Casino
The Island Resort & Casino is wholly owned and operated by the Hannahville Indian Community. The Hannahville Indian Community is a federally-recognized Potawatomi Indian Tribe that resides in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The Potawatomi Indians are one of the three tribes making up the Three Fires Confederacy or as it is commonly referred to today as the Three Fires Society. The Three Fires Society consists of the Ojibway, the Ottawa and the Potawatomi tribes. The Ojibway are given the honor or keeping the “Original Teachings” alive and passing these teachings down through upcoming generations. The Ottawas are responsible for the “Provisions and Security” of all the tribes attending gatherings. Making sure that everyone has enough to eat and ensuring the attendees that their meeting place is secure from invasion and disruption is their major responsibility. The Potawatomi Indians are responsible for keeping the “Sacred Fire” alive, as it is the symbol of light and must be kept alive.