For over 16 years, I have dedicated my work to empowering tribal nations, securing over $135 million in grant funding, and ensuring that Native communities have the resources and strategies needed to thrive. Today, I’m excited to share The Luak Group’s next chapter as we continue expanding our support for Indian Country.

Through Morning Star Consultants LLC, Heroda Bikax^e Consulting LLC, and Ugisa Tribal Consultants LLC, The Luak Group has helped tribes and tribal organizations secure funding, develop housing solutions, build governance capacity, and create long-term strategies for self-determination.

As CEO, my purpose is simple: to create a world where Native communities have equal access to resources, sovereignty is respected, and Indigenous women are empowered to lead and thrive. Every grant written, every policy developed, and every partnership formed is rooted in that mission.

With this renewed focus, The Luak Group is committed to bringing solutions to Indian Country—ensuring that every project, program, and initiative uplifts sovereignty, strengthens capacity, and drives long-term impact.

We invite you to explore our refreshed services and offerings to see how we can support your tribe’s goals. Let’s continue building a stronger future together.

🌎 Visit us at www.luakgroup.com

📩 Contact us at Brandi.Liberty@LuakGroup.com

Thank you for your trust and partnership—I look forward to working alongside you in this next phase.

In Solidarity,

Brandi Liberty (Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska/United Houma Nation)

CEO & Founder | The Luak Group

📞 (504) 453-1970

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Brandi Liberty, a member of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska and United Houma Nation descendant, is the CEO of The Luak Group. With over 16 years of experience, she has secured over $135 million in grants for tribal communities, specializing in Indian housing, business development, grant writing, economic development, and strategic planning.

Ms. Liberty co-authored her first book, "Womanhood: Identity to Intimacy and Everything in Between" (2023) and is working on her second. She is a sought-after speaker on narcissistic abuse, and she contributes her insights on indigenous issues to various media outlets, including a monthly column for Verite News (New Orleans). She is a MBDA Enterprising Woman of Color and serves as Treasurer of the Board of Directors for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and Vice President of Research Wild, highlighting her commitment to advancing women of color in business, indigenous issues, and domestic violence.

Ms. Liberty holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and a Master of Arts from the University of Kansas, specializing in Indigenous Nations Studies. She also holds an Executive Leadership Certificate from the Harvard Business School's program “Leading People and Investing to Build Sustainable Communities”, in collaboration with the Native American Finance Officers Association (NAFOA) and an Executive Leadership Certificate from the American Indian Policy Institute (AIPI) Indigenous Leadership Academy from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. She is currently working on a Certificate of Professional Studies at Loyola University New Orleans from the Women’s Leadership Academy.