Meet Our Team
The name Numunu (NUH-MUH-NUH) means “The People” in the Comanche language, and our team is honored to represent the Numunu Nation through our commitment to creating meaningful employment opportunities and strengthening our community.
Our team members are more than recruiters—we are candidate advocates and employer champions. We empower job seekers to find meaningful work, increase their earning potential, and build successful careers. At the same time, we partner with employers to find qualified talent, reduce turnover, and improve workforce outcomes.
Meet the Numunu Staffing Team
George Tahdooahnippah,CEO
COMANCHEBOY
George “Comanche Boy” Tahdooahnippah serves as Vice President of Comanche Nation Enterprises, Inc., a federally chartered Section 17 company owned by the Comanche Nation. Under CNE’s umbrella, he founded and launched Numunu Staffing, LLC and Numunu Construction, LLC in May 2020, serving as CEO of both companies. Since their establishment, the companies have grown into respected providers of professional staffing, construction, operations, and maintenance
services.
A graduate of Cameron University, Tahdooahnippah earned a Bachelor of Business Administration and has become a respected Native American leader, entrepreneur, and community role model. In
addition to his professional accomplishments, he is a devoted father who remains actively involved in his community.
Known throughout the boxing world as “Comanche Boy,” Tahdooahnippah built an outstanding professional boxing career, retiring with a record of 34 wins, 3 losses, and 3 draws, including 24 knockouts. During his career, he captured multiple titles, including the WBC Continental Americas Middleweight Championship, NABA-US Middleweight Championship, Oklahoma Super Middleweight Championship, and NABA Super Middleweight Championship. He was featured on HBO Pay-Per-View, ShoBox, and ESPN’s Friday Night Fights. In recognition of his achievement, Tahdooahnippah was inducted into the North American Indigenous Athletic Hall of Fame in 2022.
