Vicki Doud: A Legacy of Leadership and Commitment
Empowering Our Tribe with Wisdom and Vision
Vicki Doud
Vicki Doud's leadership and dedication have strengthened the LDF Tribe's unity and constitutional progress.
Key Takeaways from Vicki Doud's Profile
- Vicki Doud has a long history of leadership, serving as Tribal Secretary and the first woman President of the LDF Tribe.
- Her work on the LDF Constitution Committee focuses on preserving sovereignty and enhancing community engagement.
- Vicki's dedication is driven by a desire to ensure a vibrant future for the tribe, emphasizing unity and tradition.
Vicki Doud: A Legacy of Leadership and Commitment
Boozhoo! Vicki Doud has been a steadfast member of the Lac du Flambeau Tribe for decades. She graduated from Lakeland Union High School in 1972 and went on to study Art at Haskell Indian Junior College. Her passion for the tribe's well-being has driven her commitment to the LDF Constitution Committee.
In 1977, Vicki began her journey with the tribe, working in the enrollment department. This position opened doors to meaningful work with legendary tribal leaders like Frank Wildcat, Jr., William Wildcat, Sr., and George Brown, Jr. Learning from these greats, Vicki built a foundation of respect and dedication.
In 1984, she was appointed Tribal Secretary, holding the role until 2004. During this time, Vicki became active on the former Constitution Committee. Her leadership facilitated significant amendments to the tribe's constitution, a step forward for the community.
Vicki's path wasn't just about holding office. In 2004, she made history as the first woman President of the LDF Tribe. Her two terms ended in 2008, leaving a legacy of progress and unity. Her leadership reflects wisdom from both "old school" experience and new visions for change.
Family is central to Vicki's mission. With 13 grandchildren, she deeply cares about the tribe's future. Her personal journey fuels her desire to preserve sovereignty and enhance the voices of all tribal members. This focus on future generations drives her work in the Constitution Committee today.
The LDF Constitution Committee benefits from Vicki's wealth of experience. She brings insight and dedication to discussions on preserving the tribe's sovereignty and improving community engagement. Her role enhances our ability to address changes and ensure the tribe remains vibrant and strong.
Vicki's aspirations extend beyond mere participation; she envisions a thriving community where unity and tradition coexist. Her message to the tribal community is one of hope and collaboration. By working together, the LDF Tribe can ensure a prosperous and resilient future.
Miigwech for joining Vicki on her journey. Your involvement and feedback strengthen our community. Let us move forward in preserving our rich heritage and securing an empowering future for the Lac du Flambeau Tribe. Get involved—your voice matters.
