Native Corporations

Native Corporations Links

• Camai Home Page Afognak Native Corporation. Providing email contact addresses to boardmembers, cultural history and links to other Native Corporations.
  
• Aleut Corporation The Corporation's primary areas of business are real estate, government operations and maintenance contracting, construction, aggregate sales, and investments in oil and gas producing properties and marketable securities.
  
• Bering Straits Native Corporation Corporate news letter in .pdf format. Site provides telephone numbers for reservations and inquires.
  
• Afognak Native Corporation Alaskan Native corporation developing the wealth of its lands for the benefit of its shareholder. Primary activities are logging of corporation lands, tourism and archaeology.
  
• Alaska Native villages access map and tribes listing Description of Alaska Native corporations, villages and tribes with regionally organized links.
  
• Chugach Alaska Corporation Web Site Providing support services to our Job Corps Centers. Attracting and providing eligible young adults with the necessary skills and services, primarily in a residential setting, to place them in meaningful jobs or training to enable them to become responsible and employable citizens, in a changing society.
  
• Calista Corporation The second largest of the thirteen regional corporations formed under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) of 1971. Calista is one of Alaska's largest private landowners, with land holdings of nearly six million five hundred thousand acres. Calista's goal is to work together with the forty six village corporations to create economic development opportunities for Calista shareholders, while maintaining a traditional and cherished way of life.
  
• Cook Inlet Region, Inc. CIRI Owned by approximately six thousand eight hundred Alaska Native shareholders of predominantly Athabascan and southeast Indian, Inupiat and Yupik Eskimo and Aleut descent. The company's principal lines of business include real estate, broadcasting and other communications and natural resource development.
  
• Koniag, Inc. Alaska Native Corporation. Koniag is a for-profit corporation, its basic function is to provide dividends to all shareholders. Koniag management, therefore, is committed to generating as much revenue as possible while keeping costs to a minimum.
  
• Doyon, Limited A Regional Alaska Native Corporation with land entitlement of twelve million five hundred thousand acres. Doyon is the largest private landowner in North America. Our lands extend from the Brooks Range on the north to the Alaska Range on the south.
  
• Arctic Slope Regional Corporation Actively managing lands, resources, diversified operating subsidiaries, and investments throughout the world in order to enhance Inupiat cultural and economic freedoms.
  
• Sealaska Corporation Alaska Native Corporation of Tlingit and Haida Indians.
  
• Bristol Bay Native Association Dedicated to the betterment of the native people of the Bristol Bay region.
  
• NANA: Enterprises include mining, hotel management, oil industry, personnel services, tourism, drug testing, catering and security.