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S&K Technologies, Inc. and Subsidiaries Featured on NBC Spotlight Montana

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How did S&K Technologies Inc, and it’s subsidiaries get their start?  Who are the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) and how does our shareholder dividend impact the tribal community?  Troy Felsman, Corporate Projects Manager, spoke with NBC Montana’s Laurel Staples to answer these questions and more during an interview for Spotlight Montana.

S&K Technologies, Inc. was formed in 1999 with a vision to become one of the preeminent professional services firms in the country and to provide opportunity and prosperity to the people of the CSKT. Since inception, the S&K Technologies, Inc. enterprise has grown into a family of ten subsidiary companies that support federal and commercial customers around the world.

As a wholly-owned corporation of the CSKT of the Flathead Nation, S&K Technologies, Inc. is part of an extensive economic development plan established by tribal leadership. Like all tribal businesses, our success has a direct and meaningful impact on our shareholder through dividends that support tribal programs.

S&K Technologies, Inc. is headquartered on the Flathead Reservation in St. Ignatius, Montana, with multiple operating locations throughout the United States and The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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