Alaska Pacific University Pursues Alternative Tribal College Model with Membership Strategy
Designating itself an Alaska Native University emphasizes tribal governance while distancing Alaska Pacific University from federal constraints.
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Big Lake Farm Obtains License to Propagate Patented Berry Bushes
A license to propagate patented hybrids of honeyberry and sour cherry opens a new chapter for Common Ground Alaska farm in Big Lake.
Alaska Native Heritage Center Adds Director of Cultural Programs to Leadership Team
Alaska Native Heritage Center promoted Karla Gatgyedm Hana’ax Booth from gallery manager to the new role of Director of Cultural Programs.
Korean Steel Supplier and Gas Buyer Signs Up for Alaska LNG
Glenfarne and POSCO finalized a strategic partnership to supply steel to build the Alaska LNG pipeline and a Heads of Agreement for the Korean manufacturer to buy gas.
Passing the Keys to Employees: Avis Alaska Ends Family Ownership
Avis Alaska is celebrating seventy years as the state’s oldest and largest family-owned car rental company. However, the family recently sold the franchise to its employees. Get the inside scoop on AVIS’ transition to being employee owned.
KPMG Promotes Three at Anchorage Office
Al Asuncion, Joye Sumner, and Tyler VanAusdal, three accountants at the Anchorage office of KPMG, are promoted to Tax Manager and Audit Manager.