Choctaw Archiving Enterprise (CAE) is a Native American Enterprise, wholly owned and operated by the federally recognized Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma - the third largest tribe in the U.S. The enterprise is certified as an 8(a) Program participant and as a small, disadvantaged business (SDB) by the Small Business Administration through the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, office. 0

On March 11, 2003, CAE was created through the passing of Choctaw Nation Tribal Council Bill. It was established as a separate and distinct for-profit enterprise, and the Tribal Council set forth specific mandates for the business. The Choctaw Nation is dedicated to preserving the tribe by maintaining tribal history, safeguarding Choctaw traditions, and ensuring the welfare of tribal members. As a result, the Nation chartered CAE with the mandate to generate revenue to enhance the Nation's social programs, healthcare services, and educational assistance for Choctaw people. Profits also further economic development in the Nation's homeland of Southeastern Oklahoma, many areas of which are designated Historically Underutilized Business (HUB)Zones.

At CAE's inception, the enterprise offered records management services but quickly grew into additional capabilities. Currently, CAE provides numerous services in addition to records management, including healthcare services, social services, and IT services. CAE also offers retail office products through a marketing agreement with Corporate Express.

CAE is led by a management committee that is chaired by Gary Batton, Assistant Chief of the Choctaw Nation. The committee is located at Choctaw Tribal Headquarters in Durant, Oklahoma.

Day-to-day operations are the responsibility of Gregg Robinson, Managing Officer.