rawing on decades of experience, Lynden offers an integrated network of air, ocean, and ground transportation to give customers comprehensive shipping solutions throughout Western and Arctic Alaska. Whether the job requires quick delivery of a single, small package or the complex coordination of oversized, heavy-lift cargo, Lynden’s expertise ensures critical shipments reach their destination safely and efficiently.

Providing transportation and logistics services in Western and Arctic Alaska presents unique challenges, such as remote geography, unpredictable weather, and limited infrastructure. Lynden overcomes these obstacles with a flexible, adaptive approach. “We leverage our integrated network, allowing the customer to select the mode or combination of modes based on location, conditions, delivery requirements, and cargo,” says Vice President of Operations Jason Jansen.

his spring in Anchorage, Arctic Encounter will host its annual flagship and North America’s largest Arctic policy and business event—the Arctic Encounter Summit (AES). Scheduled for April 15–17 at the Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center and the Anchorage Museum, AES 2026 will explore the most pressing Arctic issues, including security, innovation, sustainable development, investment, and geopolitics.

The 2025 Summit convened leaders from more than twenty-seven countries—government officials, diplomats, business executives, investors, Indigenous leaders, scientists, and security experts. “This is where the conversation about the future of the North becomes multi-sector, international, and actionable,” says Arctic Encounter Founder and CEO Rachel Kallander, an Alaskan entrepreneur. “We’re not just bringing people together—we’re aiming to advance policy, strengthen partnerships, and build investment pipelines that will define the next decade of Arctic progress and security.”