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Executives and Managers Promoted at Bristol Bay Native Corporation

May 1, 2025 | Alaska Native, Right Moves

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Bristol Bay Native Corporation (BBNC) promoted six executives and managers at its corporate office.

Shaun Andrew

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Shaun Andrew, a BBNC shareholder, is now a Senior Specialist, Entity Operations and Governance, responsible for data management and document control. He manages the Diligent Entity Management system, ensuring organizational records, documents, and data across BBNC’s corporate, subsidiary, and partner entities are accurate and up to date. With strong analytical skills and expertise in data management systems, Andrew collaborates across departments to strengthen corporate governance, support operational efficiency, and uphold regulatory compliance.

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Lisa Andrus

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Lisa Andrus is promoted to Senior Manager, Records and Information Management, overseeing management of records and information assets across BBNC’s enterprise of companies, ensuring compliance, security, and accessibility. Her work includes managing active records in place, overseeing the classification and destruction of inactive records, and developing policies and procedures that guide BBNC’s records and information practices.

Carmell Engebretson

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Carmell Engebretson, a BBNC shareholder, takes the new position of Vice President, Communications, in charge of internal and external marketing and communications strategies. With her deep expertise in branding, messaging, and stakeholder engagement, Engebretson ensures that all communications reflect BBNC’s brand and objectives. Her strategic insight and leadership will support BBNC’s continued growth and success.

Casey Sifsof

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Casey Sifsof, a BBNC shareholder, is now Senior Director, Shareholder Development, where she leads BBNC’s efforts to create training, career development, and employment opportunities for shareholders. She oversees strategic initiatives and impactful programs designed to prepare for employment and long-term career growth. Sifsof also manages the Training Without Walls Program—BBNC’s signature leadership development program—and works closely with internal teams, the Bristol Bay Foundation, and external partners to ensure shareholder advancement remains a core priority.

Polly Watson

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Polly Watson, a BBNC shareholder, is promoted to Vice President, Operations, in charge of BBNC’s compliance with the US Small Business Administration 8(a) Business Development Program. Watson manages program applications and regulatory reporting, ensuring timely and accurate submissions. Her expertise in compliance, federal contracting, project management, and process improvement strengthens BBNC’s operational effectiveness and supports BBNC’s long-term growth.

Kala Wilson

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Kala Wilson, a BBNC shareholder, takes on the title of Senior Manager, Communications, executing strategic communications across BBNC’s print, digital, and social platforms. She manages BBNC’s newsletter, website, texting platform, shareholder portal and mobile app, and she supports the production of the annual report, proxy statement, and statewide media campaign.

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