ARA president Kim Reitmeier and director of government relations TJ Presley had the honor of presenting our ANCSA overview about Alaska's unique model of self-determination to more than 200 staff at the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). ARA is grateful for the opportunity to present this training and look forward to more relationship building with NRC in the future.
ANCSA Regional Association
行业协会
Anchorage，AK 583 位关注者
ARA represents the presidents and chief executive officers of the twelve land-based Alaska Native regional corporations.
关于我们
ARA represents the presidents and chief executive officers of the twelve land-based Alaska Native regional corporations that were created pursuant to the passage of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971. ARA’s member corporations are owned by more than 160,000 Alaska Native shareholders. Its purpose is to promote and foster the continued growth and economic strength of Alaska Native corporations on behalf of Alaska Native shareholders, descendants, and communities. Together, ANCSA corporations employ tens of thousands in Alaska and across the world, providing critical support for national industries as well as communities throughout Alaska.
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www.ancsaregional.com
ANCSA Regional Association的外部链接
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- 行业协会
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- 2-10 人
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- Anchorage，AK
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1998
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11500 Sukdu Way
Suite 150
US，AK，Anchorage，99515
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Last Thursday at the 81st National Congress of American Indian (NCAI) Annual Convention, Alaska Native leaders took to the main stage to discuss Alaska’s unique model of self-determination. We were honored to have Melanie Bahnke, President & CEO of KAWERAK INC, Nathan McCowan, President & CEO of St. George Tanaq Corporation, President Richard Peterson of Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, and Shauna Hegna, President of Koniag and Chief Brian Ridley of Tanana Chiefs Conference. ? This powerful discussion was one of the first of its kind at NCAI, demonstrating the unique system that Alaska Native people have been working within since the passage of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) in 1971. With more than 275 attendees from Alaska and Lower 48 Tribes, ARA and our partners are honored to present at this year’s convention. Quyana (thank you) to National Congress of American Indians. #NCAI2024 #TribalLeadership #NCAI #AlaskaNative?
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Join us tomorrow at NCAI’s lunch speaker series in the Premier Ballroom to learn about Alaska’s unique model of self-determination! We're excited to have panelists Melanie Bahnke, President & CEO of KAWERAK INC, Nathan McCowan, President & CEO of St. George Tanaq Corporation, President Richard Peterson of Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, and Shauna Hegna, President of Koniag. Panel moderated by Chief Brian Ridley of Tanana Chiefs Conference. Attendees will have a chance to win a door prize! National Congress of American Indians #NCAI2024 #triballeadership #NCAI
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Kantishna Roadhouse, owned and operated by ARA member corporation Doyon, Limited, has been named one of TIME Magazine's 2024 World's Greatest Places! Congratulations!
We are excited to share that Kantishna Roadhouse was featured on TIME's list of the World’s Greatest Places of 2024! “We are honored to be named as one of TIME’s World’s Greatest Places to Stay!” said Jordan Sanford, General Manager of Kantishna Roadhouse. “While the Pretty Rocks Landslide has been a challenge to navigate, it has given us the opportunity to create a distinctive and personalized experience for guests.” To compile this list, TIME solicited nominations of places—including hotels, cruises, restaurants, attractions, museums, parks, and more—from its international network of correspondents and contributors and via an application process, with an eye toward those offering new and exciting experiences. #WorldsGreatestPlaces
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Congratulations to ARA Board Member Joe Nelson and ANCSA Resource Managers Group member Jack Blackwell! We look forward to seeing your contributions to RDC!
We would like to highlight and welcome RDC’s eight newest board members! Maniksaq Baumgartner – Hilcorp, Jack Blackwell – Chugach Alaska Corporation, Patrick FitzGerald – Teamsters Local 959, Anna Kohl, CEP – HDR, Jamie Marunde – Tyonek Native Corp, Joe Nelson – Sealaska, Ben Schulman – Northrim Bank, Member FDIC, and Jim Shine – Attorney.?
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ARA congratulates Benjamin Mallott on being named the next Alaska Federation of Natives President! Ben’s wide-ranging experience makes him an excellent choice to lead AFN into the future. We look forward to working with Ben in his new role! Read more: bit.ly/3xE0O7G
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ARA is hiring a Projects & Policy Specialist! The successful candidate will coordinate special projects as needed to promote ARA’s goals and objectives, support government affairs efforts, and assist in implementation of ARA’s federal and state policy priorities. To apply, submit a cover letter and resume to [email protected] by July 12, 2024. Find the full job description: https://lnkd.in/gP9duUeT
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ARA members and partners highlighted two collaborative projects that embody Alaska’s unique constellation of self-determination at yesterday’s #RES2024 panel discussion moderated by Tangirnaq Native Village (Woody Island Tribal Council) Tribal Council Member Germaine Salmine. Chugach Alaska Corporation President Josie Hickel, The Eyak Corporation President/CEO Thomas Mack, and Native Village of Eyak Special Projects Manager Bert Adams spoke about their coordinated efforts to build an oil spill response and marine casualty response facility in Prince William Sound, a region that still feels the impacts of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. Calista Corporation President Andrew Guy and Lummi Indian Business Council interim General Manager/Director of Economic Policy Sean Lawrence discussed their new partnership to work together toward opportunities for their Tribal Citizens and Shareholders. And in an exciting development for the project, Calista Corporation and Lummi Nation also signed the formal MoU during RES. Quyanaa to our panelists and moderator for sharing these innovative partnerships at RES!
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Quyanaa to all who joined us last night at RES to celebrate Alaska’s Indigenous cultures! It was wonderful to connect with Alaska friends and colleagues and make new connections with attendees from across the country. We’d also like to share our gratitude to our generous reception sponsors: Schwabe, Williamson and Wyatt, Alaska Airlines, BDO, and the Alaska Native Village Corporation Association.
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