Students

Are you an indigenous student looking for opportunity?

AIBL IS HERE TO HELP

AIBL is the only American Indigenous non-profit organization solely dedicated to empowering business students in the United States.  Our programs are designed to engage students in activities that stimulate, enhance, and expand educational experiences beyond traditional academic methods.​ All students are encouraged to participate in AIBL regardless of race, academic major, or career objectives.

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Join the AIBL community!

AIBL members become part of a broad network of Indigenous students and professionals. Members gain peer support groups, networking, chapter activities, and participation in national conferences. As a member, you receive academic, social, and emotional support, gaining leadership experiences along the way.  

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Leadership Development

Mentoring program

Calling future business leaders!

The Mentoring Program through AIBL provides training, mentoring, and networking opportunities–empowering Indigenous youth business leaders with the experience necessary to lead economic endeavors within their communities.

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Build your skills and find your lane!

Survey findings from our 2018 & 2019 Indigenous Scholars showed 100% of our students reported that their internship experience helped them to confidently determine their desired career paths. Of these students, 76% determined that they wanted to pursue the same exact field in which they completed their internship.

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Online self-paced professional excellence programs to support and empower students and professionals on their journey to business leadership.
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Thriving in the workforce

Alumni Highlight

 

Cody Campbell

Hired by Sony Music Publishing, Pop & Latin Music Division.“Never forget who you are or where you come from; and always walk in a room with your head high and like you belong.”

Cody Campbell,
University of Montana

James Lynch

Hired by Sony Music Entertainment
“I am excited to be able to integrate my passion for music and creative approach with the STEM field at Sony Music Entertainment.”

James Lynch
Rowan University

Lilly Tamayo

Liliana is from Rosebud, SD and is an enrolled member of the Sicangu Lakota Tribe. She is currently studying Sociology and Native American Studies at the University of Nebraska at Omaha while also being the President of the Inter-Tribal Student Council. She has also done a Tedx Talk about Indigenous Youth rising to their potential. Lilly has also spoken at the Omaha Women’s March in 2019 about the many Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and girls movement.

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