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Inuuraaq Greta Schuerch
Director, At-Large
Board of Directors
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NANA is owned by the more than 15,000 Iñupiat shareholders who live in or have roots in Northwest Alaska.
Shareholders, do you have a nanatkut account yet? The shareholder portal at nanatkut.com is your one-stop hub for staying connected and managing your information.
Using the online portal, you can easily download important forms, update your address and banking details, get a verification of shareholder status, and more!
Sign up today and make sure your details are up-to-date. Visit nanatkut.com or reach out to our shareholder records team to get started now! Our records team can be reached over the phone at (800) 478-3301 or by email at records@nana.com.
The NANA Board of Directors invites all shareholders to call in to the NANA board meeting on Wednesday, April 30, at 8:30 a.m. with their comments. Shareholders are also welcome to call in just to listen to the meeting.
Due to an expected high number of callers, comments will be limited to three minutes per person. This meeting is at the Nullagvik Hotel in Kotzebue, Alaska, for those shareholders wanting to provide comments in person.
Shareholders can also provide comments to the board at any time by mailing them to P.O. Box 49, Kotzebue, AK 99752, or by sending them through the Contact Us section of nana.com.
Tune in to KOTZ Radio for an important discussion on Real ID!
Join us live on the air with host Lenore Ward as NANA, the Northwest Arctic Borough, and Maniilaq team up to share updates on Real ID deadlines and requirements.
NANA Shareholder Records Manager Ruth Moto, Northwest Arctic Borough Public Service Administrator Dominic Ivanoff, and Maniilaq Vice President/Tribal Government Services Administrator Charlie Nelson will be speaking about how our organizations are working together to make the Real ID process easier for our region.
You can listen to KOTZ Radio for free online at www.kotz.org.
This winter, the water system in Kiana that residents rely on in their homes froze leaving the community without running water. During this emergency, there was one major hurdle - finding an available aircraft in Anchorage to quickly transport thawing equipment. That`s when NANA subsidiary Qavvik Air stepped up and demonstrated its commitment to community support.
Read more about Qavvik Air in the most recent edition of The Hunter by visiting www.bit.ly/QavvikAir
NANA is committed to our Iñupiat Iḷitqusiat, which defines who we are as people and as business professionals. Throughout the world, NANA`s ethical standards drive our success, because customers and business partners know we can be trusted to perform our work with integrity and respect for everyone.
For more information, you can read the statement here: https://bit.ly/NANAscommitment