Doyon Promotes Communications Manager
Doyon, Limited, the Fairbanks-based regional Native corporation for the Interior, promoted Cheyenna Kuplack to Communications Manager. In this role, she manages the internal and external communications for the corporation—including print and digital media, the company website and Intranet, press and public relations—and she assists with special projects and events.
A Doyon, Limited descendant, Kuplack is Gwich’in Athabascan and a tribal member of Gwichyaa Zhee. She serves on the board member of the Fairbanks Youth Soccer Association and is also a member of the Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce, Fairbanks Diversity Council, and Public Relations Society of America Alaska Chapter.
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