1. HOME
  2.  | 
  3. Industry
  4.  | 
  5. Professional Services
  6.  | Paskvan Promoted to Partner

Paskvan Promoted to Partner

Dec 16, 2020 | Professional Services, Right Moves

Right Moves with Paskvan

Dorsey & Whitney LLP is pleased to announce that Anchorage attorney Bonnie J. Paskvan has been promoted to partner, effective January 1, 2021.

Paskvan’s legal practice includes complex commercial, M&A, board governance, corporate compliance, regulatory, finance, and other transactional matters within a variety of industries, including telecom, banking and finance, transportation, and consumer services, among others. She has significant experience working with Alaska Native Corporations and currently serves as Co-chair of Dorsey’s firm-wide Indian & Alaska Native Law Practice Group.

Prior to joining Dorsey in 2018, Paskvan was general counsel for Anchorage-based Calista Corporation, an Alaska Native Corporation representing over 24,000 shareholders that serves as parent to over 35 subsidiaries engaged in a wide range of industries, including military defense contracting, construction, real estate, telecommunications, environmental and natural resource development, and oil field services.

Paskvan also previously served as the chief legal officer for The Alaska Wireless Network and as corporate counsel for General Communication, Inc., the largest telecommunications and technology company in Alaska. Paskvan earned her juris doctorate from Stanford Law School.

Current Issue

Alaska Business December 2024 Cover

December 2024

Related Articles
Alaska Business Magazine December 2024 cover
In This Issue
Healthcare Special Section + Corporate Citizenship
December 2024
December is the Alaska Business wellness issue, looking at what it takes to support healthy lives and healthy communities. In addition to several healthcare and corporate citizenship articles, this issue also highlights two unique Alaska industries: oil and gas and marijuana, both of which reached ten-year milestones in 2024 and are propping up—in their own way—Alaskans and their communities. Enjoy!
Share This