You have the opportunity to vote on resolution 18-01 (Settlement Trust) and 18-02 (Reduced Quorum) before this year's Annual Meeting of Shareholders. Please visit our Settlement Trust and Quorum page for more information on each resolution and on how to vote.
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Though Kakivik has been primarily Alaska-based since its inception some 15 years ago, the company has also been providing specialty inspection services for ConocoPhillips’ Australasia Business Unit since 2012, receiving a number of awards and accolades in the process. Our unique ability to detect external corrosion of insulated piping without removing the insulation has saved…Read More
BBNC is excited to announce that shareholder Patrick Patterson, who grew up in Naknek, was recently appointed as President and CEO of BBNC subsidiary Bristol Bay Resource Solutions (BBRS). Patrick has worked within the BBNC family for 15 years, serving as President and CEO of BBNC subsidiary Business Resource Solutions (BRS) in Huntsville, Alabama for…Read More
Bristol Bay Native Corporation donates to a number of initiatives throughout the year. We focus on programs or events that provide benefit to as many shareholders and descendants as possible, and to those efforts that enhance our Native way of life. BBNC supports four areas: Arts and Culture: the celebration, preservation and protection of Alaska…Read More
BBNC’s Training Without Walls (TWOW) program’s mission is to develop BBNC shareholders as managers and leaders with a commitment to the advancement of the Native community. The goals of TWOW are to increase the number of shareholders prepared for managerial positions; mentor and support upwardly mobile candidates; and refine participants’ skill sets to perform more…Read More
Katie Holden, Community Relations Specialist at Bristol General Contractors, LLC (BGC), began the Bristol Bay Native Corporation (BBNC) Training Without Walls (TWOW) Leadership Program in 2015, and while she’s learning strong lessons in leadership and management, she’s also gaining a care package full of fish from a new friend. “The people I’ve met through the…Read More
Iditarod musher Mitch Seavey received the Bristol Bay Native Corporation Fish First Award as the first to reach the Kaltag checkpoint in the 2016 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Seavey arrived in Kaltag at approximately 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 12, with 13 dogs. BBNC Sr. Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Scott Torrison presented…Read More
Over the last year, BBNC has worked with Yuit, a shareholder owned company, to develop a new product to assist BBNC shareholders and Alaska Natives with opportunities to thrive. eLisnga is an opportunity connector for Alaska Natives and companies searching for skilled Alaska Natives to employ. The new website is up and running at www.elisnga.com….Read More
Bristol Bay Native Corporation has three in-region Village Resource Specialists (VRS) available to assist shareholders with updating their shareholder records, filling out shareholder forms, preparing resumes, searching for education and training opportunities, and other assistance they may be in need of. Faith Andrew is our VRS based in New Stuyahok. She covers the villages of…Read More
“If you hire good people and treat them well, they’ll do good things for you.” That’s a quote by our former chairman of the board Harvey Samuelsen. Our current chair, Joseph Chythlook, repeats it at every meeting and it’s become a mantra, an integral part of BBNC’s corporate culture. Equally important is having clear vision…Read More
For Immediate Release: Jan. 12, 2016 The Bristol Bay Development Fund (BBDF), a subsidiary of Bristol Bay Native Corporation, is pleased to announce its fourth investment in a Bristol Bay-based business, Belleque Family Farm (BFF) in Dillingham. BFF is owned by BBNC shareholder Johanna Belleque of Dillingham, Alaska, and her husband Kyle. Belleque Family Farm…Read More