NMS Promotes Vice President of Operations, Security
Myron Fanning, a veteran of the US Army and Anchorage Police Department, is promoted to Vice President of Operations, Security at NMS.
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NANA Withdraws from Ambler Access Project
The board of NANA Regional Corporation decided to not renew a permit for fieldwork to develop a proposed road to the Ambler mining district.
NMS Names Strategic Account Manager
NMS, a subsidiary of NANA Regional Corporation’s holding company NANA North, made Bradley Berberich its Strategic Account Manager to enhance customer satisfaction in Alaska’s resource sector.
NMS Promotes Senior Director of Change Management
NMS promoted Robin Wade to Senior Director of Change Management so she can pioneer innovations in food service, particularly with the company’s hospital contracts.
NANA Shareholders Approve Creation of Shareholder Permanent Fund
NANA shareholders overwhelmingly approve amendments to create a shareholder permanent fund to offset mine proceeds as Red Dog Mine winds down.
AOGA Names Winners of 2023 Industry Awards
The industry group is honoring Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, NANA Management Services, a Santos executive, and a resource educator.
Chef Takes Charge of NMS Education Food Operations
NMS Food and Facilities Management promoted Scott Evers, a certified executive chef, to the position of Director of Operations, Education.
$135.9M Broadband Funds for NANA, Tlingit &Haida, Metlakatla, and Kenaitze Indian Tribe
NANA Corporation, the Central Council of Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, the Kenaitze Indian Tribe, and Metlakatla Power and Light are splitting $135.9 million from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration.
AOGA Names Winners of Annual Industry Awards
The industry group is honoring Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, a rising star in its ranks, a retiring executive of Hilcorp, and NANA Management Services.
Green Energy Calls for Copper—Mining in Alaska Can Build a Renewable Future
President Joe Biden’s ambitious goal to reduce America’s dependency on fossil fuels sets the stage for a dramatic increase in demand for the mineral resources necessary for green technology—especially copper.