She oversees a staff of seven focused on economic development and access to capital in Indian Country. Her expertise is in loan servicing, internal systems management, reporting and relationships with funding entities, as well as managing the day-to-day management for the organization. Ms. Logsdon came to the Citizen Potawatomi Nation in 2003 after a 15-year career in banking. She has assisted in making hundreds of millions in loans to Native American entrepreneurs and has assisted in raising hundreds of millions in capital for the organization. She has laid the groundwork for introducing multiple products to her tribal community, such as an Employee Loan program, Financial Education Initiatives, Credit Builder Loan, Jumpstart Auto Loan, Potawatomi Business Network, Housing loan, Ag lending and IDA programs. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Oklahoma, Intermediate Tribal Finance and Accounting Certificate from the Oklahoma State University, Spears School of Business Stillwater, OK - 2020, NCN Institute Leadership Cohort – 2021, Harvard Kennedy School NeighborWorks Achieving Excellence Program - 2024 and New Hampshire University Carsey School of Public Policy Consumer Solar Lending Professional Certificate - 2024.

Bob Crothers is the Chief Lending Officer and Chief Operating Officer for the Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation. He has been a member of the CPCDC family for 15 years, joining the team in 2008, after a career in banking and real estate development.

Since joining CPCDC, Bob has been a major contributor to the loan/product development effort, and played a key role in helping the organization become the first Native-owned CDFI to be included in the U.S. Treasury’s CDFI Bond Guarantee Program. Acceptance into that program will help to provide the organization with an additional $16 million in available loan resources.

With respect to loans, Crothers has been instrumental in the growth of the loan portfolio. He and the loan staff have produced in excess of $30 million in new loans, over the past seven years. Along with the great leadership provided by its board of directors and by CPCDC’s senior management staff, Crothers has played a pivotal role in helping the organization grow – from $12 million to more than $40 million since 2008. Current affiliations include a seat on the board of American Capital Investors Corp., Four Points Community Development Corp. Board, Native American Advisory Board of Clearinghouse CDFI, and as a member of the Oklahoma Bankers Association.

Felecia Freeman is a Citizen Potawatomi tribal member who has worked for the Citizen Potawatomi Nation since 2006. Her Potawatomi name is Jiqwes kwe, meaning “Little Thunder Woman.” She is a commercial loan officer and a certified credit counselor for the Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation, where she has assisted in making over $40 million in loans to Native American entrepreneurs. She also provides the credit-counseling program for CPN tribal members.

She is active in the community, serving on the Advisory Board for the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma, Advisory Board member for the local Bridges out of Poverty Initiative, Shawnee Leadership Committee Member, and an Ambassador for the Greater Shawnee Chamber of Commerce. She is a member of Opportunity Finance Network (OFN), The Native Community Development Financial Institution Network (NCN), and the Oklahoma Native Asset Coalition (ONAC). She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Oklahoma.

Angie Franklin is the Consumer Loan Coordinator and a Certified Social Work Counselor for the Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation. She coordinates the Auto Loans, Employee Loans, HITS Loans, Credit Building Loans, and does Consumer Credit Counseling. She serves on the Pottawatomi County Extension Program Advisory Committee and is Treasurer for the American Cancer Society for Relay for Life in Pottawatomi County. She is also a CPN NOEK Nmeshomesek Leadership graduate, and an alumni of Leadership Shawnee.

Angie holds an AA degree from Rose State College and is continuing her education by currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree at UCO. Angie joined the CPCDC in August 2019. In this role, she brings over 20 years of experience as a support staff member with a business background. When she is not working, you will find her relaxing with a good book or spending time with her husband and children. Angie is a CPN member and a descendant of the Teschier family. Her Potawatomi name is Wawidmo gezhep which means "promise of a new day".

Bobby “Trae” Trousdale (he/him), a citizen of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, is a descendent of the Toupin family and was raised in Tecumseh, OK. Before joining the Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation, Bobby “Trae” worked in nonprofits at Native Americans in Philanthropy based out of Washington, D.C. He was charged with facilitating vital conversations as a bridge between the philanthropic sector and Indian Country. He was able to blend his advancement, programming, and leadership background within higher education to provide thought, educational, and programmatic leadership to the organization’s Native members and non-Indigenous allies. He also brings experience from the corporate sector in event planning, employee engagement, and executive operations. Bobby “Trae” received a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Oklahoma City University. He holds a Master of Public Administration specializing in Non-Profit Administration and a graduate certificate in Native American Studies from the University of Oklahoma. His areas of research focused on issues of organizational change, community development, and Indigenous strategic planning. In his free time, Bobby “Trae” volunteers with several local organizations, was a member of Leadership Native Oklahoma's Class of 2022, and is part of Leadership Oklahoma City's LOYAL Class XIX. He also serves on the Board of Directors for the ACLU of Oklahoma and the Tecumseh Alumni Association.

Emma is a dedicated college student currently pursuing an associate’s degree in business administration from Connors State College. She is the Administrative Assistant at the Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation. Emma brings her organizational and people skills to the team. In her spare time, she loves to hang out with her immediate family and her church family. She can be found at the nearest library reading and learning all that she can to enhance her poultry business. Emma is a Citizen Potawatomi Tribal member and a descendant of the Milot family.

Jordyn Romine has served at the Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation since January 2025. He is a Chickasaw tribal citizen member and carries the Indian name “Ayakali” meaning Chickasaw Tracker. He was given the name by his Mema, Irene Pettigrew Digby, a 2014 Chickasaw Hall of Fame inductee. His current role is the CPCDC Credit Analyst. He comes from a marketing background. He is a 2020 graduate of Oklahoma State University. Jordyn brings a can-do attitude and people skills to the team and is always looking for professional development opportunities. When spare time comes available, Jordyn can be found with his family, friends or at the nearest sporting event. Go Pokes!

Tabitha Montgomery, a seasoned professional in the realm of finance, serves as the Commercial Loan Document Specialist for the Citizen Potawatomi Community Development Corporation (CPCDC). With an extensive background spanning over a decade, Tabitha brings a wealth of knowledge gained from various roles in banking, including deposit, loan, and investment departments. Having joined CPCDC in December 2023, Tabitha plays a pivotal role in bolstering the efficiency of the Commercial Loan Staff. Her responsibilities extend to the creation and maintenance of essential documents for both new and existing loans, showcasing her dedication to precision and detail in the financial domain. In addition to her thriving career, Tabitha Montgomery is the heart of a bustling household, sharing her life's journey with her loving husband, whom is a war vet, and their five cherished children. Together, they create a warm and supportive family environment that complements Tabitha's professional dedication. Outside the confines of these roles, she enjoys creativity within her craft room, a space where her passion and imagination flourish. .