Bristol Bay Native Corporation “The learning curve during the first decade was phenomenal: learn about the Act, learn about business (competition, financial.

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Bristol Bay Native Corporation “The learning curve during the first decade was phenomenal: learn about the Act, learn about business (competition, financial statements, management), learn about corporations, choose a CEO, select land, pick investments, and communicate all this to the shareholders.” Harvey Samuelson BBNC Director and Former President

Bristol Bay 150 miles southeast of Anchorage, Alaska Total land 34 million acres or 40,000 square miles ANCSA subsurface conveyance 2.7 million acres ANCSA surface and subsurface conveyance 101,500 acres

Conservation Lands State Lands Native Lands Federal Lands Bristol Bay

Wood-Tikchik State Park (largest state park system in United States) Togiak National Wildlife Refuge Katmai National Park and Preserve Becharof National Wildlife Refuge

Black sand beaches Mountain ranges Lowland tundra Wetlands Volcanoes Abundant flora and fauna Wild and scenic rivers

29 villages Eskimo, Aleut, and Athabascan people Each have own distinct Native language and dialect Local arts and crafts

World-renowned salmon runs  King, sockeye, silver, chum, pink Plus rainbow trout, arctic char, grayling, northern pike, lake trout, and Dolly Varden Beluga whales and orcas follow salmon runs

Caribou Moose Bear Walrus Beaver Porcupine Otter Fox

Wildlife viewing Boating and rafting Fishing Hunting Traditional subsistence activities Air tours Hiking Cannery and museum tours Historic sites

Subsistence Commercial Fishing Government Tourism Construction

ANCSA capital received: ∙$32 million ∙3 million acres Major investments: ∙Peter Pan Seafoods $13 million gain ∙Hilton Hotel $46 million gain

Revenue ~$1 billion Investment portfolio >$100 million today Dividends have increased steadily from $1 to $8.60 annually—totaling over $75 million since 1971

Formed educational foundation with endowment in order to grant scholarships: ∙ Given over $1.4 m Established shareholder management training program, Training Without Walls

“The outlook is fabulous. You can be anything you want to be.” Roger Lang Alaska Federation of Natives President Bristol Bay Native Corporation