Lee Juan Tendoy is serving his ninth term on the Fort Hall Business Council and his first term as the Chairman. He resides in the Fort Hall District with his daughter Leelayla.

Before serving on Council, Tendoy worked for the Forest Service and as a Wildland Firefighter. He was an Iron Worker and was employed with the FMC Corporation. He was a Paraprofessional at the Shoshone-Bannock Jr./Sr. High School and teacher of the Shoshone language.

Tendoy earned a bachelor’s degree from Idaho State University. He is a Veteran who served in the United States Army. Tendoy serves as the Tribes' representative on the following committees: The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Regional Tribal Operations Committee (RTOC), the Tribal Science Council (TSC) which is under the umbrella of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to further tribal environmental objectives and to protect our ecosystems for future generations. He is an active member of the Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation (USRT).

Lee Juan is culturally active in the traditional and ceremonial ways of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes and is frequently called upon to provide prayers and songs at ceremonies and community events. Lee Juan is a fluent Shoshone speaker who supports revitalizing the Shoshone and Bannock languages. In his spare time, Lee Juan spends time with his family.