BSNC Promotes Miriam Aarons to Vice President of Corporate Communications
The new face of Bering Straits Native Corporation (BSNC) is Miriam Aarons, promoted from senior director of media and marketing to Vice…
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Future Feature: Spreading the Word
Here is a sneak preview of an article featured in our annual Alaska Native special section, available in our upcoming September 2020 issue.
Google Brings Economic Opportunity Initiative to Alaska
Google announced that it is coming to Anchorage as part of the tech company’s “Grow with Google” initiative, which aims to help create economic opportunity in communities across the United States by providing free training, tools, and expertise for people to grow their skills, careers, and businesses.
UAF Lands Grant to Train Aspiring Online Entrepreneurs
A new $1 million federal grant will help University of Alaska Fairbanks students learn how to turn their online interests into a viable business.
2018 Prism Award Winners
The Prism Campaign Awards recognize the greatest achievements in Alaskan marketing over the past year.
Alaskan Brewing Launches New Cans, New Mixed Can Pack
Alaskan Brewing Company is debuting a new line of cans this March featuring beers that have never been in a can, and a brand new mixed can 12-pack. For the first time, Alaskan White Ale and Husky IPA will be in a can and will be part of a core group of canned products that invite beer drinkers to experience the excitement of Alaska.
Anchorage Entrepreneur Wins Prestigious Award for Women Business Owners
Enterprising Women magazine has named Anchorage business owner Kristen Fowler Lindsey a winner of its 2019 Enterprising Women of the Year Awards.
New Campaign Confronts Labels to Focus Attention on Graduation Rate
ANCHORAGE—The United Way of Anchorage launched a new media campaign that invites the community to look more closely at students who struggle to graduate high school. Called “Look Past the Labels,” the campaign draws attention to the out-of-school barriers some students face.
Marketing on the Move
With an estimated 3 billion social media users worldwide, an increased focus on digital marketing is undoubtedly warranted—but what has become of more traditional techniques such as printed products?
Avoid Amateur Advertising: Consult with the Experts
Marketing for new or regenerating companies requires different techniques than for established businesses or even companies operating in a different market like the Pacific Northwest. Professional marketers can help new businesses successfully get out of the starting gate and navigate the marketing landscape during their initial years.