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Vision: The Tatitlek Corporation strives to bridge the traditions of our village with global economic opportunity, enhancing the quality of life for our people.

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Announcement of Special Distribution

The Tatitlek Corporation's board is pleased to announce another Special Dividend made possible due to our extraordinary financial performance in 2022.Please check the shareholder portal at portal.tatitlek.com/home for more information. Once logged in, click “Resources”, then “Shareholder Announcements”. Please contact Shareholder Services for help with portal registration or questions at shareholderservices@tatitlek.com or (907) 339-8675.

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Northern Industrial Training in Tatitlek Village

Northern Industrial Training is partnering with the Native Village of Tatitlek to provide construction equipment training to Tatitlek Village residents. These training programs are designed to meet state and national requirements for many jobs. These courses are designed to increase the operators’ knowledge of equipment, safe operating principles, practices, and regulations…

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RSVP to the Tatitlek Corporation's 50th Anniversary Celebration

RSVP for TTC's 50th Anniversary Celebration this fall! The event will include presentation of shareholder awards and premiere of commemoration materials. Food will be provided.

The Tatitlek Corporation was incorporated Oct. 25, 1973. Fifty years later, 2023 marks a momentous milestone, denoting the collective perseverance of TTC’s past and present leadership to TTC's mission: "...to bridge the traditions of our village with global economic opportunity, enhancing the quality of life for our people." RSVP for TTC's 50th Anniversary Celebration this fall! The event will include presentation of shareholder awards and premiere of commemoration materials. Food will be provided.

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Lisa Murkowski Visits Tatitlek Village

The Tatitlek Community, the Tatitlek Corporation and Chugach Alaska Corporation had the pleasure of hosting a visit from Lisa Murkowski (R-AK). We were able to give her a first hand look at some of the greatest needs of our Village, including transportation, housing and educational needs.

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Lands and Waterways: 2022 Tatitlek Lands Tour

The TTC Board hosted a Lands Tour and invited our interns and young professionals. They had the opportunity to share the importance of TTC’s mission to be good land stewards and to preserve our traditional knowledge. They were able to view Heather Island, Ellamar, Galena Bay and Tatitlek.

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2022 Cultural Heritage Week Planning

The pandemic threw a wrench in our cultural gatherings. We recall watching the news closely in February and March 2020 and making the gut-wrenching call to cancel our 2020 event. In 2021, we were able to have a mini gathering for local students. We’ve also been able to create online virtual traditional arts classes that continue today. Still, with the changes, we do miss our CHW family.

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COVID Safety Protocols

Thanks to quick response from TTC’s leadership team, corporate headquarters have remained open since May 2020.

Employee safety has remained a top priority by closely following Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, establishing separate employee workspaces, and following a strict social...

Thanks to quick response from TTC’s leadership team, corporate headquarters have remained open since May 2020.

Employee safety has remained a top priority by closely following Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, establishing separate employee workspaces, and following a strict social...

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Ipineq Days

Ipineq Days (Happy Days) is a community engagement campaign that was a collaborative project created through the Chugach Regional Response Group (“CRRG”) weekly meetings. CRRG consists of leaders from organizations within the Chugach Region dedicated to the collective efforts to come...

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Cares Act

The COVID-19 public health crisis and resulting economic crisis have put state, local, and tribal governments under unprecedented strain. The Treasury Department has provided needed relief to state, local, and Tribal governments to enable them to continue...

Team

Angela Totemoff is currently the Director of Shareholder Services and the President of the Copper Mountain Foundation. She has worked for The Tatitlek Corporation in several capacities, beginning as a participant in the Shareholder Management Development Program in 2011, then as a Contracts Administrator in 2013. In the past she worked for the Chenega Corporation as a Risk Management Specialist and a Management Intern while she was attending college.

She has received a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and a master’s degree in Business Administration in Information and Communication Technology from Alaska Pacific University, and a master’s degree in Project Management from the University of Alaska Anchorage.

Currently based out of The Tatitlek Corporation’s office in Anchorage, AK, Rami works as Tribal Administration Manager. Most recently, she held a part-time role as Shareholder Relations Coordinator and Tribal Administrator, working closely with the Tatitlek Village IRA Council to bridge connections and align goals for TTC and the IRA Council to support the Tatitlek Village community.

Her work history includes several years on the TTC Information Technology Helpdesk Support team and Chugach Alaska Corporation’s Shareholder Services team as Cultural Resources Apprentice. She is a Copper Mountain Foundation recipient and holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Computer Information Systems and Associates of Applied Science in Computer Science from the University of Alaska Anchorage. She will be pursuing a certificate in Bookkeeping from Wayland Baptist University in the fall of 2022.

Candy Hendrickson joined TTC’s Shareholder Services team as the Shareholder Services Manager in June 2023. Candy brings more than a decade of versatile work experience to the role based on past experience working with Alaska Native Corporation boards, committees, shareholders, management and employees. For 15 years Candy worked for Ouzinkie Native Corporation as the Board Liaison, while also functioning as the liaison to the Small Business Administration. Candy has also worked at Southcentral Foundation Dental, Koniag Education Foundation, Chugach Alaska Corporation, and The Tatitlek Corporation on the contracts team.

Candy currently serves on the board of directors for King Cove Holdings and King Cove Corporation.

Candy Hendrickson
Shareholder Services Manager