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NANA shareholder graduates, we would like to celeb

NANA shareholder graduates, we would like to celebrate your accomplishments! Email your photo with your name, school, grade or program – to communications@nana.com to be shared in the upcoming issue of The Hunter. The submission deadline is July 1.

Kayelee Wilson is a material handler and expeditor

Kayelee Wilson is a material handler and expeditor for NANA Construction. She is great at being flexible and responding to the ever-changing manpower requirements by expediting as needed. Her other roles include shipping and receiving, Vista and Excel information input, and she performs at an exceptionally high level of attention to detail for all those duties. She gets along well with everyone, takes the lead when needed and always has a positive attitude. She is a valuable addition to the Big Lake fabrication facility!

Aarigaa! Congrats grads! NANA is proud of its shar

Aarigaa! Congrats grads! NANA is proud of its shareholder graduates! Email your graduation photo along with your name, school, grade or program – to communications@nana.com. We’ll share them in the upcoming issue of The Hunter. Submit by July 1. Taikuu!

NANA Construction employees, Diana Ellana and Alis

NANA Construction employees, Diana Ellana and Alisha Savok, have been working hard at Pogo Mine. Diana, a journeyman electrician, and Alisha, an electrical apprentice, have team-focused attitudes and give the utmost attention to safety and quality standards. Alisha is new to the job site and has fallen right into place among the crew. She continues to help NANA grow meaningful relationships with their clients. Diana is a positive influence on the crews and is key to the team’s success. Diana and Alisha are both NANA Regional Corporation shareholders.

Isabelle K. Booth is NANA’s 2021 Shareholder of

Isabelle K. Booth is NANA’s 2021 Shareholder of the Year. She was given this honor in recognition of her leadership within the community and NANA region, preservation of our culture/heritage and contributions that benefit the lifestyle of NANA shareholders overall. Isabelle has been a health aide for more than 20 years and demonstrates Iñupiat Iļitqusiat values through her strong faith and devotion to God, hard work, teaching others to be healthy, helping young people start careers in healthcare, respect for others and responsibility to tribe.

Ullaaq May Walton is the 2021 NANA Elder of the Ye

Ullaaq May Walton is the 2021 NANA Elder of the Year. This honor is given to her in recognition of her lifetime of service to our people and region. Ullaaq is a leader for our Iñupiaq people by modeling and practicing our Iñupiat Iļitqusiat values consistently in her daily life. She leads by example and reminds us of our responsibility to take care of one another and how hard work and living the life that we learned from our ancestors is what connects us as Iñupiaq people.

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