Van Wyhe Joins Furie as Operations Engineer
Hunter Van Wyhe has joined Furie Operating Alaska as Operations Engineer. In this role, Van Wyhe is working on engineering and geologic assignments supporting Furie’s Kitchen Lights Unit asset in the Cook Inlet. Prior to joining Furie, Van Wyhe worked on oil and gas projects around the State, including Nenana Basin and North Slope exploration as field engineer for Fairweather. Hunter is originally from Fairbanks and earned his bachelor’s degree from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge.
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In This Issue
CONSTRUCTION + SMALL BUSINESS
May 2025
The May 2025 issue of Alaska Business features the construction special section, which includes our cover story about the National Association of Women in Construction and that organization’s goal to expand and elevate Alaska’s construction workforce. It’s joined by a construction forecast, a look at technology in new residential construction, a summary of upcoming projects at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, and a feature on small contractors making a big difference. Which ties directly to the issue's small business theme. Small businesses have a big impact on our daily lives, so we’ve taken the opportunity to help you get to know a few of them a little better. Enjoy!
