NANA will hold its 2026 Annual Meeting of Shareholders on Saturday, , in Noorvik, Alaska. As part of the event, early-bird prizes are drawn from shareholders who submitted a valid proxy by Friday, .
NANA is a for-profit Alaska Native corporation, formed as a result of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA), which was passed by Congress in 1971.
NANA is an Alaska Native corporation, owned by the Iñupiat people who originated in northwest Alaska. When you work for NANA, you’re helping to fulfill our mission—to improve the lives of our people by maximizing economic growth, protecting and enhancing our lands, and promoting healthy communities.
All NANA shareholders of record are beneficiaries of the NRC Shareholder Trust, from which the distribution will be distributed. Beyond distribution, NANA brings value to shareholders through social and cultural contributions, economic development, cultural initiatives, and other important programs.
NANA’s family of companies are leaders in engineering and construction, facilities management and logistics, and information technology services.
NANA is an Alaska Native corporation owned by more than 15,500 Iñupiat shareholders. With global operations across federal and commercial markets, NANA delivers integrated solutions in engineering, logistics, construction, technology, and resource development — creating opportunity while honoring its Iñupiat heritage.
NANA held its 2026 Annual Meeting of Shareholders today, , in Noorvik, Alaska. During the meeting, the following board members were elected to serve three-year terms on the NANA board:
NANA’s more than 15,000 shareholders originated in, or have ties to, Northwest Alaska and own stock in the corporation. NANA’s mission is to improve the quality of life for our people.