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Gavin Clarkson

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Dr. Gavin Clarkson, Esq., is a Partner at Howard & Howard. He is a Choctaw Tribal Member and the Nation’s Leading Scholar in Tribal Finance. Dr. Clarkson is also a worldwide recognized expert in Indigenous rights. Gavin was the former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy & Economic Development Indian Affairs during the 2016 Trump Administration.

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Dr. Gavin Clarkson, Esq., is a Partner at Howard & Howard. He is a Choctaw Tribal Member and the Nation’s Leading Scholar in Tribal Finance. Dr. Clarkson is also a worldwide recognized expert in Indigenous rights. Gavin was the former Deputy Asst Secretary for Policy & Economic Development Indian Affairs during the 2016 Trump Administration.

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Leading Scholar in Tribal Finance
Expert in Indigenous rights

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