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April '02 Feature

About the Cover

This is the 10th year that Alaska Business Monthly has published the Corporate 100, which is comprised of some of the most influential, forward-thinking companies in the state. A complete list of these companies begins on page 35. A list of the first Corporate 100 begins on page 32.

 

Departments

6 From the Publisher

8 Inside Alaska Business

24 Events Calendar

66 Market Squares

96 Alaska Trends

98 Index of Advertisers

 

Interview

10 Deborah Gomez: Alaska Federation of Business and Professional Women

This organization is dedicated to helping women grow into leadership positions. By Neil Mehta.

 

Technology

16 Global Satellite Communications Systems

Answering Alaska’s call for information. By Colleen M. Williams.

 

Alaska This Month

28 April Means Adventure With the Tesoro Arctic Man Classic

An adventurous snowmobile/ski event takes place at Summit Lake on the Kenai Peninsula. By Steve Pilkington.

 

Special Section: 2002 Corporate 100

30 Corporate 100 Introduction. By Melissa Campbell

32 The First Corporate 100

34 Corporate 100 By Category

 

35 Corporate 100 Listing

ABM’s prestigious listing names the top 100 companies in Alaska, based on revenue, employment totals, contributions to communities and much more.

 

57 CSX Lines

This transportation company ships everything imaginable. By Ben Grenn.

 

60 Johnson’s Tire Service

Customer service is where the rubber meets the road. By Catherine Parmelee.

 

62 Shannon & Wilson Inc.

After the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake, this company’s engineering expertise was instrumental in rebuilding Anchorage and Southeast Alaska. By Stacey Saunders.

 

64 Tesoro Alaska

Customer-driven strategies fuel tomorrow’s standards today. By Catherine Parmelee.

 

Oil & Gas

68 State’s Refineries Fuel Alaska

North Pole, Nikiski and Valdez refineries have reach across the state. By Patricia Jones.

 

Insurance

74 Cafeteria Plans Offer Flexible Insurance Options

This type of insurance coverage may benefit small-business owners and their employees. By Deborah J. Myers.

 

Travel & Tourism

81 Corporate Travel–Alaska Style

Far and wide, Alaska’s businessmen and businesswomen take flight. By Nicole A Bonham.

 

Mining

88 All That Glitters May Not Be Gold

Zinc, lead and silver all add to Alaska’s $1 billion mineral industry. By Vanessa Orr.

 

Insurance

92 Fed Up With Insurance Hassles?

Saving money and getting friendly service isn’t a myth in the insurance world. Alaska’s RBMS offers both. By Melissa Campbell.

 

 

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