Best of Alaska Business Summer Celebration

Jun 2, 2026 | Marketing ADvice

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By Tiffany Whited, Marketing & Sales Specialist, Alaska Business

Wach March, Alaska Business invites readers from across the state to participate in the Best of Alaska Business Awards survey, one of our most anticipated annual traditions. This initiative gives voters the opportunity to recognize outstanding companies in their communities across more than thirty-five categories, highlighting the companies that help Alaska thrive.

The winners of the 2026 Best of Alaska Business Awards will be announced in the July issue, and the celebration continues beyond the magazine with a summer event designed to bring the community together.

Join us on July 16 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. when Alaska Business will host the Best of Alaska Business Summer Celebration at the Wildbirch Hotel in downtown Anchorage. The event will welcome winners, finalists, and professionals from across industries for an evening of celebration and connection. Attendees will enjoy live music, delicious food, refreshing cocktails, and interactive games in an energetic atmosphere on the sunny outdoor terrace.

The Summer Celebration is a signature event that highlights the achievements of businesses statewide while offering a fun and engaging networking experience.
Tickets are available to purchase at akbizmag.com/the-best-of-alaska-business/ The price is $35 per ticket. Readers and guests are encouraged to save the date and celebrate the best of the best in Alaska!

For more marketing advice contact the Alaska Business marketing professionals at 907-276-4373

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