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A New Chapter: From Native American-Owned to Women-Owned

A New Chapter: From Native American-Owned to Women-Owned

n this next chapter, we are proud to pass the baton to our long-term shareholder—now the sole shareholder—who will carry forward our founder’s vision with the same strength, compassion, and commitment to community. By empowering women in leadership, we strengthen not only our organization but also the communities we serve, reflecting the ripple effect of thoughtful, inclusive guidance. This transition is a celebration of continuity: honoring the lessons of the past while embracing the potential of the future.

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Ongweoweh’s story began over 45 years ago with a profound vision: to create a business that delivers exceptional value to customers while giving back to the community and honoring its Native American roots.

A Brief History of Ongweoweh: Living True to Our Values

Ongweoweh’s success is measured not only by the innovations we’ve developed but also by our adherence to core values: Respect, Integrity, Innovation, Sustainability, and Accountability. We approach every decision with respect for people, communities, and the environment, holding ourselves accountable to the highest standards of integrity.

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Be proud: Materials handling and pallets make the world go ‘round!

They may not be glamorous, but wooden and other types of pallets are the workhorses of the global economy. These seemingly simple shipping “platforms” underpin the complex dance of manufacturing, distribution, and retail that keeps store shelves stocked and goods flowing across continents. It’s not hard to see why. Pallets offer a unique combination of

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How Does the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act Impact the Pallet Industry?

There’s been lots of debate over the years about so-called “trickle-down economics,” which typically refers to the idea (or hope) that tax-savings realized by wealthy individuals or private sector businesses will eventually find their way down to the lower end of the economic ladder. But the same concept might be applied to major government investment

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