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TKC would like to thank Kalskag for the warm welcome and hospitality. Everyone put tremendous effort into making the annual meeting a huge success. TKC would like to give special thanks to the following for their part in the annual meeting:
Bonnie Persson, Rose Hurst and Steven Gregory with the Traditional Council; Dave & Julia Dorris with the City;
Loreen Steeves, the Cook; and Curtis Gregory, Vincent Gregory, James Gregory, and Josephine Nook, the hard working volunteers.
TKC continues to maintain our valuable relationship with JL Properties. Jonathan Rubini and Leonard Hyde are known as some of Alaska's premier real estate developers. Our real estate investments continue to perform well. We currently have $5.8M invested in real estate which is 33% of our overall asset portfolio. Last year we received over $856,228 in revenue distributions from our real estate investments. In addition, we invested in two new investments with JL Properties.
The Kuskokwim Corporations 2009 Annual Meeting will be held in Upper Kalskag on June 13th. The meeting begins at 11:00am.
Date of Record
2009 Dates of Record:
Date of record if dividends are Declared is May 8, 2009
Date of record for voting is April 14, 2009
Voting by Proxy
Shareholders that are unable to attend an annual meeting in person may vote by proxy. Proxies are mailed to all shareholders entitled to vote at least 60 days prior to a meeting.
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Award Winners!
Congratulations to the following award winners! Please look for detailed information in the next quarterly newsletter coming soon.
Humanitarian Award: Bob Aloysius
Health Award: Bernice Heatherington
Education Award: Elsie Simeon
Non-Shareholder Award: Eleanor Sanbei
Early Bird: Jodie Chansak
$700 Cash Award: Jean Moormerer
$500 Cash Award: Sonya Chamberlain
$300 Cash Award: Samantha Gunes
Welcome to The Kuskokwim Corporation
"We are an Alaska Native Village corporation with the vision to be a $100 million corporation by 2015."
The Kuskokwim Corporation (TKC) was formed in 1977 when ten ANCSA (Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act) village corporations located along the middle region of the Kuskokwim River merged. The villages include Lower Kalskag, Upper Kalskag, Aniak, Chuathbaluk, Napaimute, Crooked Creek, Red Devil, Georgetown, Sleetmute and Stony River.
TKC is the mother company of TKC Development, Inc. (TKCD)
General Information
The Kuskokwim Corporation has over 3,000 shareholders (some shareholders hold class B and class A stock through inheritance) whom are bound together by a tradition rich in culture and history.
These shareholders consist primarily of Yupik Eskimos and Athabaskan Indians that are residents of, or descendants of residents, of ten villages along the Kuskokwim River.
