In 2022, ASRC celebrated its 50th anniversary with celebrations across the North Slope, including a flag raising ceremony in Utqiaġvik. Pictured left to right: Crawford Patkotak, ASRC board chairman; Dr. Oliver Leavitt, board member and former chairman; and Rex A. Rock Sr., president and CEO.

ASRC

In 2022, ASRC celebrated its 50th anniversary with celebrations across the North Slope, including a flag raising ceremony in Utqiaġvik. Pictured left to right: Crawford Patkotak, ASRC board chairman; Dr. Oliver Leavitt, board member and former chairman; and Rex A. Rock Sr., president and CEO.

ASRC

Dellana Mann, Aria Gregorio, and Hailey Carty, participants at the second annual BBNC Culture Camp, sing and dance in Igiugig July 2022. The BBNC Culture Camp provides an opportunity for its shareholders and descendants to share, learn, and experience Bristol Bay’s Alutiiq, Dena’ina, and Yup’ik cultures, languages, and traditions. As BBNC celebrates its 50th anniversary, it is imagining a bright future for generations to come.

Matt Hage, HagePhoto | Bristol Bay Native Corporation

Dellana Mann, Aria Gregorio, and Hailey Carty, participants at the second annual BBNC Culture Camp, sing and dance in Igiugig July 2022. The BBNC Culture Camp provides an opportunity for its shareholders and descendants to share, learn, and experience Bristol Bay’s Alutiiq, Dena’ina, and Yup’ik cultures, languages, and traditions. As BBNC celebrates its 50th anniversary, it is imagining a bright future for generations to come.

Matt Hage, HagePhoto | Bristol Bay Native Corporation

Nuna tuŋnavigigikput is the land that grounds us.

Chris Arend | Nana Regional Corporation

Nuna tuŋnavigigikput is the land that grounds us.

Chris Arend | Nana Regional Corporation

The village of Chenega had to be rebuilt after the 1964 earthquake; the Alaska Native village corporation that represents it now brings in more gross revenue than the Alaska Native corporation for the entire Prince William Sound region.

Chenega Corporation

The village of Chenega had to be rebuilt after the 1964 earthquake; the Alaska Native village corporation that represents it now brings in more gross revenue than the Alaska Native corporation for the entire Prince William Sound region.

Chenega Corporation

Lynden serves communities across the entire state of Alaska, from Ketchikan to Kaktovik. This painted scene in Bethel shows many of the unique equipment types used by Lynden, including barges, landing craft, trucks, Hercules aircraft, and even hovercraft.

J. Craig Thorpe | Lynden

Lynden serves communities across the entire state of Alaska, from Ketchikan to Kaktovik. This painted scene in Bethel shows many of the unique equipment types used by Lynden, including barges, landing craft, trucks, Hercules aircraft, and even hovercraft.

J. Craig Thorpe | Lynden

Shareholder Joe Tabios embodies Chugach’s 50th anniversary theme— honoring the past, navigating the future—by continuing to pass down the sacred art of building bidarkas/kayaks to Alaska Native youth.

Chugach Alaska Corporation

Shareholder Joe Tabios embodies Chugach’s 50th anniversary theme— honoring the past, navigating the future—by continuing to pass down the sacred art of building bidarkas/kayaks to Alaska Native youth.

Chugach Alaska Corporation

Calista Corporation Shareholders—the Napaskiak Dancers—at Cama-i Dance Festival 2022 in Bethel performing yuraq (YUU-uhk), traditional Yup’ik dance.

Russ Slaten | Calista Corporation

Calista Corporation Shareholders—the Napaskiak Dancers—at Cama-i Dance Festival 2022 in Bethel performing yuraq (YUU-uhk), traditional Yup’ik dance.

Russ Slaten | Calista Corporation

Guided by our culture, UIC strives to bring Iñupiat values to the services and products we provide to our customers and to enhance the lives of our shareholders.

Jesse Darling | Ukpeaġvik Iñupiat Corporation

Guided by our culture, UIC strives to bring Iñupiat values to the services and products we provide to our customers and to enhance the lives of our shareholders.

Jesse Darling | Ukpeaġvik Iñupiat Corporation

Shareholder employee Angel Fujimoto with daughter Lelehua Fujimoto-Vertido, who was featured on the cover of the 2021 Goldbelt Annual Report. Lelehua is wearing the cedar hat she wove while a participant in a Goldbelt Heritage Foundations culture camp.

Rochelle Smallwood | Goldbelt Incorporated

Shareholder employee Angel Fujimoto with daughter Lelehua Fujimoto-Vertido, who was featured on the cover of the 2021 Goldbelt Annual Report. Lelehua is wearing the cedar hat she wove while a participant in a Goldbelt Heritage Foundations culture camp.

Rochelle Smallwood | Goldbelt Incorporated

The 49th state has been Alaska USA’s home base for nearly 75 years, with generations of Alaskans coming to the credit union for everything from their first savings account to starting a business and beyond. When we look back to our start with just 15 members at the Alaska Air Depot in Anchorage, we can’t help but feel a little nostalgic about the journey—and excited for things to come.

Alaska USA Federal Credit Union

The 49th state has been Alaska USA’s home base for nearly 75 years, with generations of Alaskans coming to the credit union for everything from their first savings account to starting a business and beyond. When we look back to our start with just 15 members at the Alaska Air Depot in Anchorage, we can’t help but feel a little nostalgic about the journey—and excited for things to come.

Alaska USA Federal Credit Union

Alaska Industrial Hardware (AIH) President Terry Shurtleff (right) with AIH employee James Sparks, a BSNC shareholder (left). Currently, 18 percent of the AIH workforce are shareholders and descendants. AIH, a BSNC-owned subsidiary, employs approximately 187 Alaskans.

AIH | Bering Straits Native Corporation

Alaska Industrial Hardware (AIH) President Terry Shurtleff (right) with AIH employee James Sparks, a BSNC shareholder (left). Currently, 18 percent of the AIH workforce are shareholders and descendants. AIH, a BSNC-owned subsidiary, employs approximately 187 Alaskans.

AIH | Bering Straits Native Corporation

In July 2022, the Koniag board of directors, leadership, and subsidiary leadership traveled to Akhiok at the south end of Kodiak Island for the yearly community service project. Volunteers replaced crosses at the Russian Orthodox grave sites and cleaned up the graveyard.

Stacey Simmons | Koniag

In July 2022, the Koniag board of directors, leadership, and subsidiary leadership traveled to Akhiok at the south end of Kodiak Island for the yearly community service project. Volunteers replaced crosses at the Russian Orthodox grave sites and cleaned up the graveyard.

Stacey Simmons | Koniag

Chugach Electric’s George M. Sullivan Plant 2A. Located off the Glenn Highway near Muldoon Road in Anchorage, Plant 2A is an important part of Chugach’s power generation facilities.

Chugach Electric Association

Chugach Electric’s George M. Sullivan Plant 2A. Located off the Glenn Highway near Muldoon Road in Anchorage, Plant 2A is an important part of Chugach’s power generation facilities.

Chugach Electric Association

Shareholder staff provided vital field support this summer for our Ahtna lands carbon credits program. The program requires a 100-year commitment with annual monitoring and re-verification every six years. As we celebrate our 50th anniversary we reflect on the wisdom and guidance of our elders and early leaders. Respect and care for the land and it will provide.

Ahtna, Incorporated

In July 2022, the Koniag board of directors, leadership, and subsidiary leadership traveled to Akhiok at the south end of Kodiak Island for the yearly community service project. Volunteers replaced crosses at the Russian Orthodox grave sites and cleaned up the graveyard.

Stacey Simmons | Koniag

The newest Three Bears opened August 5 in Sterling. That’s eighteen stores and counting for this homegrown Alaska company.

Jim Kolb | Three Bears Alaska, Inc.

The newest Three Bears opened August 5 in Sterling. That’s eighteen stores and counting for this homegrown Alaska company.

Jim Kolb | Three Bears Alaska, Inc.

Tyonek Native Corporation companies provide maintenance, repair, and overhaul services at company-owned and government-owned facilities across the country.

Tyonek Native Corporation

Tyonek Native Corporation companies provide maintenance, repair, and overhaul services at company-owned and government-owned facilities across the country.

Tyonek Native Corporation

A sculpture by Gary Lee Price of Walter Harper, a Koyukon Athabascan man whose subsistence skills, courage, and charisma contributed to the success of the 1913 pioneer ascent of Denali. In 2022, Doyon celebrated its 50th anniversary and continues to celebrate the success of our people and draw upon the legacy of their lessons.

Cheyenna Kuplack | Doyon, Limited

A sculpture by Gary Lee Price of Walter Harper, a Koyukon Athabascan man whose subsistence skills, courage, and charisma contributed to the success of the 1913 pioneer ascent of Denali. In 2022, Doyon celebrated its 50th anniversary and continues to celebrate the success of our people and draw upon the legacy of their lessons.

Cheyenna Kuplack | Doyon, Limited

At the Aleut Corporation, our shareholders and descendants make us who we truly are. As we navigate a changing current, we are grateful for our committed employees who create and contribute to opportunities for our Unangaxˆ people. We honor our heritage as we transition to the future.

YUIT | The Aleut Corporation

In July 2022, the Koniag board of directors, leadership, and subsidiary leadership traveled to Akhiok at the south end of Kodiak Island for the yearly community service project. Volunteers replaced crosses at the Russian Orthodox grave sites and cleaned up the graveyard.

Stacey Simmons | Koniag

St. Paul is the home of our Unangan ancestors and shareholders.

Scott McMurren | TDX Corporation

St. Paul is the home of our Unangan ancestors and shareholders.

Scott McMurren | TDX Corporation

Choggiung Ltd.

Choggiung Ltd.

Chay Apas (left) and Tess Mayo of First National Bank Alaska’s Northern Lights and South Center branches, respectively, light up the night at the bank’s Employee Centennial Celebration on January 29, 2022, at Cuddy Family Midtown Park.

First National Bank Alaska

Chay Apas (left) and Tess Mayo of First National Bank Alaska’s Northern Lights and South Center branches, respectively, light up the night at the bank’s Employee Centennial Celebration on January 29, 2022, at Cuddy Family Midtown Park.

First National Bank Alaska

2022 has been about celebration. At Cape Fox Corporation, staff and shareholders were delighted to celebrate together again at our Annual Shareholder picnic on June 4, 2022 at Black Sand Beach in Ketchikan.

Jacob Mosholder | Cape Fox Corporation

2022 has been about celebration. At Cape Fox Corporation, staff and shareholders were delighted to celebrate together again at our Annual Shareholder picnic on June 4, 2022 at Black Sand Beach in Ketchikan.

Jacob Mosholder | Cape Fox Corporation

Throughout the years, Sitnasuak Native Corporation has taken our people’s connection to spirituality and pride in culture as a reminder of how we have gotten to where and who we are today. Just as our corporation works to reflect, this photo represents hard work, cooperation within the team and community, obedience to leadership, patience within and outside the group (organization), open communication, and commitment to carry out what is truly needed within our team and community, all while respecting, using, and protecting the Land that has served our culture for thousands of years.

Rebecca Sherman-Luce | Sitnasuak Native Corporation

Throughout the years, Sitnasuak Native Corporation has taken our people’s connection to spirituality and pride in culture as a reminder of how we have gotten to where and who we are today. Just as our corporation works to reflect, this photo represents hard work, cooperation within the team and community, obedience to leadership, patience within and outside the group (organization), open communication, and commitment to carry out what is truly needed within our team and community, all while respecting, using, and protecting the Land that has served our culture for thousands of years.

Rebecca Sherman-Luce | Sitnasuak Native Corporation

Northrim Bank powers the businesses that power Alaska.

Zak Melms | Northrim Bank

Northrim Bank powers the businesses that power Alaska.

Zak Melms | Northrim Bank

The Kuskokwim Corporation honors our success by doing work that reflects our values, our way of life, and our commitment to a sustainable future.

The Kuskokwim Corporation

The Kuskokwim Corporation honors our success by doing work that reflects our values, our way of life, and our commitment to a sustainable future.

The Kuskokwim Corporation

Cruz Construction is nearing completion of the two-year, $23 million Newtok Airport Relocation Project in Mertarvik. The project required the opening of a mine site in Mertarvik and the placing of 1.3 million tons of gravel.

Cruz Construction

Cruz Construction is nearing completion of the two-year, $23 million Newtok Airport Relocation Project in Mertarvik. The project required the opening of a mine site in Mertarvik and the placing of 1.3 million tons of gravel.

Cruz Construction