Looking North to the Future of 2024

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ne of the things that I enjoy most about working at Alaska Business Publishing Co. is the opportunity to make connections with amazing people in our local business community. The power of community brings together our readers, our Alaska Business Publishing Co. team, and our other partners and connects us in a common mission of supporting and advocating for Alaska’s business community.

As we most recently witnessed at the 2023 Top 49er Luncheon, it takes a diverse mix of businesses to keep the Alaska economy pumping. With the diversity of businesses in our state, there are some common denominators, one of which is Alaska Business magazine.

Reading feedback I’ve received this year, I feel encouraged that we are succeeding in our mission of helping foster our business community and supporting each other to grow our businesses and make each other stronger. Here are a few recent comments I’ve received:

The Alaskan business community is small and interconnected. It is important to know not only what is going on in your industry but also with the other facets of Alaska’s economy. Alaska Business helps me stay up-to- day by covering stories and voices that aren’t covered by the national press.

Ryan Watterson, Preconstruction & Development Manager Watterson Construction

Nick (owner of 3-Tier Alaska) has sung Alaska Business magazine’s praise for a few years now and has enjoyed the visibility, which has helped him meet and engage with new clients.

Jamie Ringstad, Director of Marketing 3-Tier Alaska

Our management mentioned this morning that the advertising with Alaska Business has been effective in terms of sales and overall traffic.

Scott Bryant, Marketing Coordinator Material Flow & Conveyor Systems, Inc.

If you’ve been asking yourself how to reach more customers and get your brand in front of the leaders, the shakers, and the worker bees, let us help you. Our 2024 Media Kit is now available. Alaska Business continues to evolve,offering not only print advertising options, but newsletter, web, digital and live event sponsorships. Give us a call today to start the conversation.

Christine has worked in Anchorage media for almost 20 years. Her writing talents have earned her top honors as a recipient of the Alaska Broadcasters Association Goldie Awards. Her sales and marketing skills have helped countless clients connect with their target audience to achieve annual goals. She unapologetically lures clients in with her homemade raspberry jam and lives with her salmon slaying beau and a ferocious cat named Maggie.

CHRISTINE MERKI

907-257-2911 | cmerki@akbizmag.com

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