Jason Booth

Jason Booth, Turtle Mountain Chippewa, joined the Indian Land Tenure Foundation in 2010 as vice president of development and communications. In this role, Booth works with the team to bring the message of the Foundation to the world, and he assists those with an affinity for the mission, both institutional and individual, to contribute through a variety of philanthropic channels.

Prior to joining ILTF, Booth owned two businesses: The Patient Source and Ishpi, Inc. The Patient Source developed leading edge training tools allowing patients to better understand their conditions.  Ishpi, Inc. managed executive search activities for tribal businesses looking to diversify the economies of various tribes. These businesses helped Booth hone his skills in the marketing and communications disciplines as well as sales and working within Indian Country. Booth was also the director of the Diversity Endowment Funds of The Saint Paul Foundation and a development director for the Saint Paul United Way. Booth holds a bachelor’s degree in English, Creative Writing from the University of Minnesota.

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