Tamaya Ventures’ vision for Santa Ana Pueblo extends beyond Tesla

Rather than create jobs, Richard Luarkie wants to create careers and the president and CEO of Tamaya Ventures believes the deal with Tesla is just the start of the process to reinvent Santa Ana Pueblo's economy.

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