Chloeta is an international provider of a diverse range of resiliency services internationally. Launched with humble beginnings in 2009 by founder Mark Masters out of a dirt floor barn in his hometown, Chloeta now employs hundreds of individuals and maintains offices in six (6) states in the U.S. as well as British Columbia. Areas of expertise include wildland fire management, emergency management, environmental consulting and infrastructure management. With a diverse portfolio of both public and private clients, Chloeta is often the first call when disaster strikes.

Company founder, Mark Masters, is a tribal citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma and is a direct descendant of Principal Chief Richard Fields. Prior to launching Chloeta, Masters worked as a federal wildland firefighter for the U.S. Forest Service and U.S. Department of Interior across the U.S. including as a heli-rappeller. Chloeta has been honored with numerous regional and national awards.