WHY TDP
Tribal Development Partners represents infrastructure funding.
OUR VISION
At TDP we believe that strong communities and resiliant infrastructure follow the same path.
Our goal is to build a world where Tribes and Tribal Organizations flourish through self-determination, resilient institutions, and sustainable facilities that support community well-being for generations.
WHAT SETS US APART
TDP is the only full-service Tribal Infrastructure development provider with industry-leading expertise on ISDEAA's Section 105(l) leasing program.
Our work is delivered through the Integrated Tribal Development Approach (ITDA) — a DBFOM-based model unifying strategy, capital structuring, and Infrastructure delivery into one seamless system that keeps Tribal administration firmly in control.
Sovereignty First
We prioritize Tribal vision, authority, and long-term administrative strength in every decision — reinforcing Tribal control and ensuring Infrastructure, financing, and federal systems align with Tribal priorities rather than override them.
Financial Strategy Enablement
We unlock strategic financial pathways and access to capital so communities can build on their terms — aligning capital structuring, reimbursement strategy, and long-term planning for predictable, sustainable funding.
Unmatched 105(l) Expertise
Through deep knowledge of ISDEAA and 105(l) implementation, we optimize reimbursement, strengthen compliance, and ensure federal obligations are fully aligned with Tribal goals.
Navigating Complexity with Clarity
We translate complex federal requirements into actionable strategy, reduce administrative burden, and provide structured oversight — so Tribal leaders can make informed, confident decisions.
LEADERSHIP
Meet our leaders
Kim Reitmeier
President & Chief Executive Officer
Kim has 20+ years of senior executive experience leading and advocating for Alaska Native people and communities. Throughout her career, Kim has served on numerous boards and is deeply committed to empowering Alaska Native and American Indian people everywhere. Kim is Sugpiaq, an enrolled member of the Sun'aq Tribe of Kodiak, and a shareholder of Koniag and Ouzinkie Native Corporation.
Luke Welles
Chief Financial Officer
Luke has 20+ years of executive experience, with roles of Vice President and CFO in Tribal health in Alaska. Luke has also served on the board of the Alaska Municipal Bond Bank for 16+ years and is the current Chairman.
Shad Schoppert
Chief Operating Officer
Shad has dedicated the majority of his career to working with Tribes and Tribal Organizations and is a national expert in 105(l) leases. As a recognized leader in the field, he specializes in facilities management, strategic planning, and development, helping Tribal communities navigate and optimize funding opportunities to build sustainable Infrastructure.