Alaska Miners Association

Bristol Bay Native Corporation is a diversified holding company. Investments include a stock portfolio; a corporate services subsidiary; an environmental remediation firm; a design firm; a cardlock fueling subsidiary; a company that provides personnel for oilfield and environmental cleanup; an asbestos abatement subsidiary and an engineering, environmental, information technology and logistical support services company. Bristol Bay Native Corporation (BBNC) has approximately 7,400 shareholders who are Eskimo, Indian and Aleut. The Bristol Bay region is 150 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska, and is 40,000 square miles in size.

The Alaska Humanities Forum is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to bridging distance and difference through community-focused programming that shares and preserves the rich stories of people and places across Alaska. By facilitating conversations, workshops, and leadership initiatives, the Forum aims to enhance understanding and connection among Alaskans. Through a variety of programs, including youth engagement and cultural projects, the Forum fosters a sense of community and promotes the exploration of what it means to be Alaskan. Their efforts connect diverse voices and experiences, enriching the shared narrative of the state and its inhabitants. Generated from the website

The Alaska Power Association (APA) is the statewide trade association representing electric utilities that supply power to over half a million Alaskans, from Utqiagvik to Unalaska. With a mission to assist its members in delivering electric energy and related services at the best value, APA is committed to educating and addressing Alaska's unique energy needs through innovative solutions. Governed by a board of directors comprised of representatives from electric cooperatives and municipal utilities, more than 90 percent of Alaskans receive electricity from these publicly owned entities. APA actively explores emerging technologies in clean renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar, to meet the challenges posed by Alaska's distinctive conditions. Generated from the website