Indigenous Employers & Native Organizations

Alutiiq regional corporation with operations in energy, defense technical services, forestry, and government contracting.

Serving over 2,000 shareholders across the Copper River region in construction, environmental engineering, and government services.

Unangax̂ regional corporation with nationwide ventures in environmental remediation, IT infrastructure, and maritime logistics.

Operator of the 800-mile Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) with dedicated Alaska Native hiring preference policies across all stations.

Non-profit tribal health organization providing specialized healthcare, sanitation, and clinical facilities at Alaska Native Medical Center.

Rural water/sanitation engineering, community health aide training, and traveling clinical specialists across 229 Alaska tribes.

Largest Alaskan-owned company with Iñupiat shareholders, operating oilfield engineering, refining, aerospace, and construction subsidiaries.

Regional tribal non-profit consortium serving 56 federally recognized tribes in Western Alaska with social, education, and legal programs.

Representing Iñupiat, Central Yup'ik, and Siberian Yupik shareholders across 17 communities in defense, logistics, and resource development.

Government services division of Ukpeaġvik Iñupiat Corporation (UIC), delivering defense systems, IT, simulation training, and logistics.

Tribal consortium of 31 Bristol Bay tribes providing workforce development, fisheries management, and child development programs.

Diversified regional corporation with major investments in industrial services, seafood, government contracting, and construction.

Over 37,000 Yup'ik, Cup'ik, and Athabascan shareholders operating defense contracting, construction, marine services, and real estate.

Direct talent bank and recruitment program connecting Calista shareholders and descendants directly to internal openings.

One of the top federal contractors among Alaska Native corporations, with operations spanning security, healthcare, IT, and environmental services.

Regional corporation dedicated to Alutiiq, Eyak, and Tlingit people with nationwide operations in base operations support, facilities, and IT.

Southcentral regional corporation with diversified holdings in renewable energy, real estate, telecommunications, and natural resources.

Primary social and workforce services provider for Cook Inlet Native people, offering education, family services, and employment development.

Tribal health and human services consortium serving the Ahtna villages of Kluti-Kaah, Tazlina, Gulkana, Gwitchyaa, and Cantwell.

Largest private landowner in Alaska, representing over 20,400 Athabascan shareholders with operations in oilfield drilling, utilities, and security.

Urban corporation for Juneau representing Tlingit and Haida shareholders in tourism, defense logistics, engineering, and medical technology.

Federally recognized sovereign tribe of the Dena'ina people, operating the Dena'ina Wellness Center, tribal court, and elder care facilities.

ANCSA village corporation for the community of Nondalton with business interests in engineering, environmental services, and real estate.

Federally recognized tribe of the Upper Cook Inlet region delivering healthcare, housing, environmental research, and cultural preservation.

Serving the 10 tribes of the Koniag region with medical, dental, behavioral health, youth development, and economic planning programs.

Koniag regional corporation division providing professional technology, healthcare consulting, and defense support services nationwide.

Premier facilities management, security, aviation ground handling, and culinary services provider for remote oilfield camps and hospitals.

Representing 15,000 Iñupiat shareholders with world-class mining partnerships (Red Dog Mine), engineering, and commercial ventures.

Only federally recognized tribe within the Municipality of Anchorage, preserving Dena'ina Athabascan lands, waters, and traditions.

Ahtna Dena tribe providing holistic community health, the Ya Ne Dah Ah School, justice services, and environmental stewardship.

Sovereign tribal government providing community clinics, organic agriculture projects, and cultural preservation on the Kenai Peninsula.

Tribal government for the Native people of Nome, providing housing, tribal court services, family wellness, and education assistance.

Alutiiq village corporation with business operations in federal defense contracting, hospitality, maritime transport, and aviation.

Federally recognized tribe for the community of Bethel, delivering vocational education, environmental programs, and social welfare.

Dena'ina village corporation with operations in land stewardship, security services, commercial real estate, and light manufacturing.

Tribal health consortium operating SVT Health & Wellness clinics in Seldovia, Homer, and Anchor Point alongside maritime transport.

Village corporation for Nome representing 3,000+ shareholders with businesses in fuel logistics, title insurance, apparel, and defense.

Award-winning tribal health organization serving 70,000+ Alaska Native and American Indian customer-owners across Southcentral Alaska.

Traditional tribal consortium of 42 Interior Alaska villages operating Chief Andrew Isaac Health Center and comprehensive regional services.

Operated in partnership with NANA Regional Corporation, Red Dog Mine is one of the world's largest zinc and lead producers.

Federally recognized sovereign tribal government representing over 37,000 Tlingit and Haida tribal citizens worldwide.

Village corporation of the Tebughna people, providing defense aerospace engineering, aviation maintenance, and precision manufacturing.

Tribal health organization operating Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta Regional Hospital in Bethel and clinics in 50 remote village communities.