Events

This highly acclaimed, nationally-recognized conference features workshops, craft talks, public readings, and panel presentations in literary fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and the business of writing.

The general conference presents Southcentral Foundation’s developed and proven content on organizational strategies and processes; integrated medical, behavioral, and traditional practices; and supporting infrastructure.

The 2019 Alaska Regional Conference offers educational sessions, matchmaking, networking, and resources for all small businesses.

The Nlets Annucal Business Meeting is an opportunity for membership, staff, and industry partners to share recent breakthroughs and tackle current challenges in law enforcement and public safety information sharing.

Kristan Cole has been through two major real estate market shifts and has learned how to grow market share and take territory during these challenging times.

2019 Annual Joint Meeting hosted by the Alaska chapters of APWA, ASCE, and ITE. Presentation by the Commissioner of the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities, John MacKinnon.

A product showcase for the Alaska design community. See and experience the newest and coolest materials hitting the market.

Learn how to construct your profile, network effectively with others in your field, and build your online resume. Class is FREE and is open to service members and military spouses.

Join prize-winning, local photographers Michael Penn and Iris Korhonen-Penn for an evening of instruction, refreshments, and scenic vignettes in a beautiful garden setting.This is a digital garden photography workshop led […]

Alaska Business Week is a one-week summer program teaching the basic principles of private sector business to Alaskan high school students.

The Rural Providers’ Conference (RPC) is an annual gathering of substance abuse service providers, youth, Elders and family members interested in celebrating and encouraging the continual growth of the Alaska Native Sobriety Movement.

The federal government's annual goal is to award at least five percent of all federal contracting dollars to women-owned small businesses.