Do you have a “bucket item” on your list that requires you to travel to accomplish it? Like most of us, founder and president of Big Spirit, Shanne Soulier, has a bucket list of activities he would love to do in his lifetime. Recently, he crossed one of those items off his list! Not too […]
Read MoreAn Inspiring Trip to Alaska
Honesty, truth, strength, power, courage, majesty, wisdom, and freedom. These are all words that represent the bald eagle within American Indian culture. The eagle and its feathers have long been a symbol of what is highest, bravest, strongest, and holiest. The majestic birds hold a high and sacred place within American Indian traditions, culture, and […]
Read MoreMeet Big Spirit’s Newest Team Member
In any successful organization, some unsung heroes work tirelessly behind the scenes, ensuring everything runs smoothly. At Big Spirit, our behind-the-scenes expert is Jen Patterson, our Administrative Customer Support Specialist. With a diverse background and a passion for making a difference, Jen plays a pivotal role in our commitment to helping our clients develop and […]
Read MoreBig Spirit Joins Amazon’s Indigenous-Owned Business Pilot Program
2023 has been a year of growth and opportunity for Big Spirit. In an exciting development, Big Spirit Inc. has received an invitation to be part of Amazon’s groundbreaking initiative as an Indigenous-owned business. This invitation came from a Senior Business Development Manager for the Indigenous Recruitment pilot team at Amazon, signaling a significant recognition […]
Read MoreCelebrating Orange Shirt Day on September 30
The purpose of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, is to raise awareness of the Indian boarding school system that still affects American Indians and their communities. Observed on September 30, this day serves as a reminder of the resilience and strength of American Indian communities and the need […]
Read MoreThe History and Mission of Big Spirit
Founder and president of Big Spirit, Shanne Soulier, started his marketing and promotional products company to serve Native American organizations and entities with quality work. His personal and business mission is to foster prosperity, build awareness, promote culture, and contribute to clients’ success. Discover Big Spirit’s humble beginnings, challenges faced, and their current mission as […]
Read MoreThank you to the Minnesota Department of Education
For the past months, Big Spirit has been working with the Minnesota Department of Education on some of their marketing efforts including their custom-branded items for the Minnesota State Fair. We’ve teamed up together to enhance the department’s presence in the community and at events through upgraded booth designs. We have enhanced their tents, backdrops, […]
Read MoreThank You Minnesota Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Office
Part of Big Spirit’s mission as a Native American-owned marketing firm is to build awareness of indigenous culture. Recently, we had the opportunity to do just that by creating a logo for the Minnesota Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Office. Both Big Spirit and our client are proud of this logo. For the Minnesota Missing […]
Read MoreThank You Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Epidemiology Center
Recently, Big Spirit had the honor of working alongside the non-profit organization Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Center (GLITC). Based out of Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, GLITC has the mission to enhance the quality of life for all Native people. One way they reach that mission is through a program called Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Epidemiology Center (GLITEC). […]
Read MoreBig Spirit Proudly Serves Native American Organizations
In 2012, Big Spirit began by serving tribal entities, non-profits, government agencies, and businesses throughout the Twin Cities area in Minnesota through effective marketing. As the years have passed, we’ve established deep roots where it all began and have been able to grow, working with many amazing organizations throughout the country. As Big Spirit’s journey […]
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