Nationally recognized as an expert in tribal government financial management, Corrine heads REDW’s national tribal practice. After serving more than 14 years as an accountant and financial officer for various tribes, including as CFO of a large tribal healthcare organization, Corrine has since worked nearly 20 years in public accounting, performing audits for tribal governments and enterprises. As a NAFOA board member, she was a key contributor to its newly updated Tribal Financial Reporting Guide (the Orange Book), and also serves as a lead instructor for the Tribal Financial Managers Certificate Program through Arizona State University’s American Indian Policy Institute. Corrine is a member of the Ft. McDermitt Paiute-Shoshone Tribe of Nevada.

Wes has more than 14 years of experience in public accounting, performing audits of numerous Native American communities and public government agencies. He also serves as an instructor for the Tribal Financial Managers Certificate Program through Arizona State University’s American Indian Policy Institute, sponsored by the NAFOA. Wes is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation.

Mike has a passion for serving tribal governments and enterprises and has spent more than 10 years serving tribes as an auditor and consultant, managing financial statement audits and Uniform Guidance audits for tribal governments and tribal enterprises. Mike is an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation.

Colaine specializes in performing financial and compliance engagements for tribal governments, enterprises, and healthcare corporations. She also provides accounting services, indirect cost proposal and audit preparation services, as well as interim Controller services. She is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation.

Since joining REDW in October 2015, Marcus has served on numerous financial statement audit engagements and single audits of federal programs for tribal government and tribal healthcare clients. Marcus is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation.