Downtown Business Association

In business for more than 100 years, Pacific Seafood Processors Association is a seafood industry trade association. Based in Juneau, Alaska, the association provides assistance to floating shore based seafood processing companies. Its corporate members include Alaska General Seafoods, Golden Alaska Seafoods LLC and Yardarm Knot Fisheries Inc. The association also features an associate membership program. Its associate members include Bellingham Cold Storage Co, Longview Fiber Company and Redden Marine Supply Inc. Additionally, the association offers a online news update facility.

The Alaska Trollers Association (ATA) is dedicated to promoting and protecting the troll fishery in Alaska while advocating for sound management and conservation practices. Through their efforts, they aim to preserve the historical allocation of resources for trollers and provide a unified voice in fisheries management discussions. ATA actively engages with both members and the industry, offering opportunities for involvement, updates on legal matters, and information on upcoming meetings and events. The organization also emphasizes the importance of community participation in maintaining the integrity of the fishery, especially during critical decision-making periods. Generated from the website

The Northern Southeast Alaska Building Industry Association (SEABIA) is a non-profit trade association established in 1967, originally founded as the Home Builders Association of Juneau. Its mission is to promote responsible construction and development while advocating for best practices within the building industry across communities such as Juneau, Haines, and Skagway. SEABIA aims to educate both its members and the public on industry standards while providing valuable resources, networking opportunities, and advocacy efforts that address local challenges. As one of six local chapters under the Alaska State Home Building Association, SEABIA plays a crucial role in enhancing operational efficiency and fostering collaboration within the construction sector of Southeast Alaska. Generated from the website