About Us
Mission & Vision
ProsperityAlaska promotes responsible economic development, fiscal policy and general prosperity by educating, engaging and empowering Alaskans on important public policy issues.
We believe that business owners and employees alike have a huge stake in a healthy Alaska business climate. By disseminating high quality information and providing access to leading edge Internet tools, we help Alaskans shape their future.
Where We Stand
ProsperityAlaska tackles issues that restrict the economy, limit growth and threaten the future of Alaska families. Our top priority is to promote a healthy business climate that encourages investment and reinvestment in Alaska, including the development of the state’s natural resources.
At the same time, we also promote responsible state and federal spending. Overspending at the state level is a threat to a sustainable economy, as it is at the federal level.
Educating Alaska’s citizens, especially members of the workforce and the business community, on these important issues is the key to expanding the state’s economy for future generations. Working with our members, we inform Alaska citizens on important public policy issues and empower them to have a voice in policy making.
ProsperityAlaska understands that, in the workforce and elsewhere, opinions vary with individuals. We respect an individual’s right to opt-in and participate at their own choosing.
Board of Directors
We are proud to have an active, dedicated and diverse Board of Directors.
| Scott Hawkins, Chairman |
| Lynn Johnson, Vice Chairman |
| Patrick Rumley, Secretary/Treasurer |
| Rachael Petro |
| Renee Limoge Reeve |
| Rick Rogers |
| Annette Skibinski |
Our Partners
With our partners ProsperityAlaska is able to do so much more to preserve Alaska’s Future. These organizations work together on many projects of vital importance to our state.
Alaska State Chamber of Commerce: www.alaskachamber.com
The Alaska State Chamber’s (State Chamber) mission is to promote a positive business environment in Alaska. A Board of Directors comprised of 80 members, some elected and some appointed, governs the State Chamber. There are 20 elected representatives from each of the Alaska Senate Districts, 10 elected At-Large representatives from the general membership, 14 Board members appointed by the Chair, a representative from each of Alaska's more than 40 local chambers of commerce, and a representative from each of 5 Outside chambers of commerce.
The Alaska State Chamber’s (State Chamber) mission is to promote a positive business environment in Alaska. A Board of Directors comprised of 80 members, some elected and some appointed, governs the State Chamber. There are 20 elected representatives from each of the Alaska Senate Districts, 10 elected At-Large representatives from the general membership, 14 Board members appointed by the Chair, a representative from each of Alaska's more than 40 local chambers of commerce, and a representative from each of 5 Outside chambers of commerce.
Alaska Trucking Association: www.aktrucks.org
The Alaska Trucking Association (ATA) is a one-stop-shop for seasoned and new commercial vehicle operators. ATA provides all of the books, forms and training needed to run a commercial vehicle in Alaska, may process commercial vehicles’ title and registration as well as pull driving records in their office, updates a list of job openings for their members and has an extensive DVD and Video training library.
The Alaska Trucking Association (ATA) is a one-stop-shop for seasoned and new commercial vehicle operators. ATA provides all of the books, forms and training needed to run a commercial vehicle in Alaska, may process commercial vehicles’ title and registration as well as pull driving records in their office, updates a list of job openings for their members and has an extensive DVD and Video training library.
Resource Development Council: www.akrdc.org
The Resource Development Council’s (RDC) mission is to grow Alaska through responsible resource development. RDC is a statewide business association comprised of individuals and companies from Alaska’s oil and gas, mining, forest products, tourism and fisheries industries. RDC’s membership includes Alaska Native Corporations, local communities, organized labor, and industry support firms. RDC’s purpose is to encourage a strong, diversified private sector in Alaska and expand the state’s economic base through the responsible development of our natural resources.
The Resource Development Council’s (RDC) mission is to grow Alaska through responsible resource development. RDC is a statewide business association comprised of individuals and companies from Alaska’s oil and gas, mining, forest products, tourism and fisheries industries. RDC’s membership includes Alaska Native Corporations, local communities, organized labor, and industry support firms. RDC’s purpose is to encourage a strong, diversified private sector in Alaska and expand the state’s economic base through the responsible development of our natural resources.
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ProsperityAlaska.org Mission and Vision:
ProsperityAlaska promotes responsible economic development, fiscal policy and general prosperity by educating, engaging and empowering Alaskans on important public policy issues. We believe that business owners and employees alike have a huge stake in a healthy Alaska business climate. By disseminating high quality information and providing access to leading edge Internet tools, we help Alaskans shape their future.
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