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# Old Harbor Native Corporation

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## Posts

- [Shareholder Announcements](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholder-announcements/)
- [Announcement](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/announcement/) - We are pleased to announce that the proposed changes to the Old Harbor Settlement Trust have been approved by the Beneficiaries. You will be receiving further communications from the Old Harbor Settlement Trust in the near future.
- [Stock Will & Death Benefit Forms](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/stock-will-death-benefit-forms/) - We would like to remind all Shareholders of the importance of having current Shareholder Stock Will and Death Benefit Forms on file with our office. Please note, if a Shareholder does not have a stock will on file at our office, the State of Alaska has the legal right to interject on the distribution of

## Pages

- [Welcome to Old Harbor](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/) - Use Oxygen to edit this page.
- [Inter Vivos Gifting](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/inter-vivos-gifting/) - It is important that we have contact information for all descendants, please fill out the form at the link below following the specific instructions provided. Giving the gift of OHNC stock is a special way to share your Native heritage with loved ones. OHNC has put together a gifting packet that contains information on how
- [Address & Name Change](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/address-name-change/) - Address Change: Shareholders should notify the Shareholder Relations Department in writing any time their address changes. For the protection of the shareholder's records, OHNC does not accept address changes over the telephone. Shareholders may fill out the Address & Name Change form to have their addressed changed in the Shareholder Database. Address changes for shareholders
- [Direct Deposit](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/direct-deposit/) - Old Harbor Native Corporation offers Direct Deposit for payment of your dividends. Take advantage of the direct deposit service by: Filling out an Authorization form Attaching a voided check or deposit slip from your checking or savings account from your bank, savings and loan, or credit union to the form Returning the form and voided
- [Tanya K. Inga](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/tanya-inga-vice-president/) - Tanya K. Inga resides on Kodiak Island. She has served on the Board of Directors since 1992 and is employed by the Old Harbor Native Corporation as Administrator of Shareholder Relations for the Kodiak Office. Tanya has served the Alutiiq Museum Representative from 2006 to 2020, Old Harbor Native Corporation Board from 1992 to Present,
- [Contact Us](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/contact/) - Office Locations Anchorage Office2702 Denali Street, Suite 100Anchorage, Alaska 99503Phone (907) 278-6100Fax (907) 276-3441Toll Free 877-582-6100 Old Harbor OfficeP.O. Box 71Old Harbor, Alaska 99643Phone (907) 286-2286Fax (907) 286-2287Toll Free 877-986-2286 Kodiak Office326 Center Street, Suite 209Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Phone (907) 512-0451Fax (907) 512-0438 Contact Form . . . . . . . . . .
- [Board Members](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/) - Lillian O’Brien - Chairwoman Jeffrey Peterson - Vice Chair Freddie Christiansen - Secretary Tanya K. Inga - Treasurer Emily Jean Capjohn Donna Nakasone Douglas Inga Heidi Christensen Melissa Berns
- [Heidi Christensen](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/heidi-christensen/) - Bio coming soon!
- [Non-Profit Affiliates](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/community/non-profit-affiliates/) - Old Harbor Scholarship FoundationThe Old Harbor Scholarship Foundation, Inc., a non-profit corporation, was established to provide financial assistance in the form of scholarships for post-secondary education and financial support to youth participating in extracurricular educational and cultural programs. These programs are available to OHNC shareholders, lineal descendants and their dependents. In addition, the Foundation supports
- [Cami Inga](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/cami-inga/) - Manager of Shareholder Relations Cami is the Manager of Shareholder Relations at Old Harbor Native Corporation (OHNC). She is responsible for managing shareholder and descendant services and maintaining effective communication with shareholders and descendants. Cami grew up in Old Harbor and currently resides in Anchorage with her three children. She is the daughter of Martin
- [Dione Weatherman](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/dione-weatherman/) - Director of Board Relations Dione Weatherman is the Director of Board Relations. She joined Old Harbor Native Corporation in 2013 as the Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer. Before joining Old Harbor Native Corporation, Dione gained extensive experience in process improvement and policy development at Southcentral Foundation, where she served as an Improvement Specialist
- [Land Use Policy](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/land-use-policy/) - Online Land Use Application Form OHNC shareholders own much of the land around the village of Old Harbor, including Sitkalidak Island. Those wishing to hunt on OHNC land must first apply, meeting the terms and pay a license fee to the OHNC. Those wishing to do sport fishing, hunting or sightseeing must apply for the
- [Jeffrey Peterson](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/jeffery-peterson/) - Vice Chair Jeffrey Peterson has served on the Board of Directors since 1990. He strongly believes in promoting self reliance through rural economic development of our surrounding resources in a sustainable manner and in being a solid role model for youth. After graduating from high school in Old Harbor, Jeffrey joined the United States Marine Corps with
- [Management & Staff](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/) - Kristina Woolston Dave Jarrett Cynthia R Berns Melissa Marvin Yousun Clark Dione Weatherman Carrie Berntsen-Chu Shana Taylor Roxanne Beckham Alex Troxell Brenda Collinge Allison Botz Cami Inga Esther O'Brien
- [Tanya Inga](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/tanya-inga/) - Treasurer Tanya Inga is the Administrator of Shareholder Relations. The Kodiak office is located at 326 Center Avenue, Suite 209, Kodiak, Alaska and the office number is (907) 539-0222. Tanya also serves on the Old Harbor Native Corporation Board from 1992 to present and previously served as the Alutiiq Museum Representative from 2006 to 2020,
- [Alexandria Troxell](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/alex-troxell/) - Director of Community Affairs Alexandria ‘Christiansen’ Troxell has served as the Director of Community Affairs for the Old Harbor Native Corporation since December 2023. She works to preserve cultural heritage and foster youth engagement within the community. Before joining the Old Harbor Native Corporation, Alexandria D. Troxell gained extensive experience in leadership and community-focused roles.
- [Allison Botz](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/allison-botz/) - Allison Botz is the Office and Program Manager at the Old Harbor Office. Allison joined Old Harbor Native Corporation in 2023. In her role, Allison coordinates and organizes community and youth activities in Old Harbor. She is an Old Harbor Native Corporation Shareholder, a member of the Alutiiq Tribe of Old Harbor’s Tribal Council (2024)
- [Mission, Vision, & Values](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/mission-statement/) - Mission: The Old Harbor Native Corporation's Mission is to establish economic and educational empowerment while perpetuating cultural pride and self-determination. Vision: Our people are united and self-sufficient in protecting our land and expanding our marine resources for future generations. Values Protect our Alutiiq culture and traditions by honoring Elders and bridging generational gaps Ensure integrity
- [Kristina Woolston](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/kristina-woolston/) - Chief Executive Officer Kristina Woolston joined the Old Harbor Native Corporation as Executive Vice President July 2024 and was promoted Chief Executive Officer January 1, 2025. Kristina is an Alaska Native shareholder of Bristol Bay Native Corporation and Paug-Vik, Ltd, and a Tribal member of Naknek Native Village Council. Kristina was born raised in Naknek,
- [Douglas Inga](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/doug-inga/) - Douglas has served on the Board of Directors since 2006. He is the youngest son to the Traditional Chief Costia Inga of the village of Old Harbor. Douglas is a retired commercial fisherman and now is an Alaskan Native Artisan and has been carving Suqpiaq art for many years. His culture is strongly depicted in his
- [Donna Nakasone](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/donna-nakasone/) - Donna Nakasone has served on the Board of Directors since 2016. She is honored to work alongside of and interact with her fellow Board Members and the staff of Old Harbor Native Corporation. She currently serves on the Old Harbor Scholarship Foundation and the Audit and Compensation Committee. Donna has worked for Placer County and
- [Lillian O’Brien](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/lily-o-brien/) - Chairwoman Lillian O'Brien has served on the Board of Directors since 2009 and is the current Board Chairwoman and she brings many new ideas and views to the board. Her past work experience includes being a typesetter, Production Manager at the Tundra Times, Receptionist at Nova Property Management, BCS/OCS Operator and Accounting Clerk at the
- [Esther O'Brien](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/esther-obrien/) - Esther O’Brien joined the Old Harbor Native Corporation (OHNC) in 2022 and is the Receptionist/Assistant to Director of Corporate Properties and Events. Ms. O’Brien first started working for OHNC as an Intern placed at the Alaska Native Heritage Center in 2019. Ms. O’Brien is of Alutiiq and Gwich’in descent. Her mother is Lily (Swenning) O’Brien,
- [Brenda Collinge](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/brenda-collinge/) - Brenda R. Collinge is the Director of Elder Programs. Brenda joined the Old Harbor Native Corporation in 2006 as a Forms Analyst with subsidiary company Barling Bay, LLC. In 2007 Mrs. Collinge transferred to OHNC as the receptionist. In 2013, Brenda was promoted to the Office Manager, 2014 to the Shareholder Relations Manager and 2021 to Director
- [Carrie Berntsen-Chu](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/carrie-berntsen-chu/) - Carrie Berntsen-Chu joined Old Harbor Native Corporation in 2013 as the Anchorage Receptionist and was promoted to the Office Manager and now is the Director of Corporate Properties and Events. Carrie was raised in Old Harbor and enjoyed the first 25 years of her life there. Beginning in 1999 Carrie worked for the State of
- [Melissa Marvin](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/melissa-marvin/) - Melissa Marvin rejoined Old Harbor Native Corporation (OHNC) in September 2021 as the Vice President of Finance. Melissa started her accounting career with OHNC as an intern in 2012 until she graduated with her Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting from the University of Alaska Anchorage in 2014 where she then became a full-time employee as the
- [Carl Wayne Gatter Sr.](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/carl-wayne-gatter-sr/) - Carl Gatter is the Vice President of Operations. Mr. Gatter joined Old Harbor Native Corporation in January 2006 as the President of Rolling Bay, LLC., a wholly owned subsidiary of OHNC. Rolling Bay provided document conversion services to the Department of the Navy and other government agencies through a sub-contract from its sister company, Barling
- [Cynthia R Berns](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/cynthia-r-berns/) - Cynthia R. Berns is the Vice President of Community and External Affairs for Old Harbor Native Corporation. Ms. Berns joined the Old Harbor Native Corporation (OHNC) family companies in 2006. Ms. Berns was promoted to multiple positions within OHNC and she works with the management team on corporate affairs, government and shareholder relations. She is a strong
- [Dave Jarrett](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/dave-jarrett/) - Dave Jarrett is the Chief Executive Officer of Old Harbor Investments, the investment entity of Old Harbor Native Corporation. Dave has been with Old Harbor Native Corporation since 2004 when he joined the company as Director of Finance. Throughout the years, Dave has strategically and successfully led the financial direction of Old Harbor. For more
- [Shana Taylor](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/shana-taylor/) - Shana Taylor joined Old Harbor Native Corporation in June 2024 as the Assistant Controller. Shana had prior experience with OHNC as she worked as a seasonal accounting contractor for OHNC starting in 2016.Prior to joining OHNC, Shana was self-employed as an accounting contractor in Anchorage for almost nineteen years. Before this, she worked for a
- [Shareholders](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/) - The Corporation's Board of Directors is tasked with the dual responsibility to grow and manage the assets of the Corporation for the benefit of the shareholders, and preserve and protect the culture and traditions of the community. Old Harbor Native Corporation provides a number of services for shareholders. We have provided forms and instructions for
- [Melissa Berns](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/melissa-berns/) - Melissa M. Berns resides in Kodiak, Alaska where she works for Koniag Education Foundation Inc. as Regional Education Coordinator. She was elected to the Board in 2016. Melissa also serves on OHNC’s Land Use Committee and Fisheries Committee. Melissa serves on the Kodiak & Aleutians Federal Subsistence Management Council, Alaska Department of Fish & Game
- [Freddie Christiansen](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/freddie-christiansen-secretary/) - Secretary Freddie Christiansen has served the Board of Directors since 2008. Freddie brings a new and enthusiastic perspective to the Board of Directors. Freddie has commercial fished all of his life and fishes out of the Old Harbor and Chignik area. Freddie is a board member of Gulf of Alaska Coalition (G0AC3). He has also previously
- [Carl H. Marrs](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/carl-h-marrs/) - Mr. Marrs joined Old Harbor Native Corporation as Chief Executive Officer August 2010. Carl has been working with Old Harbor Native Corporation since 2005 as an advocate in Juneau and Washington DC on various projects. Carl was born and raised in Seldovia, Alaska and is an Alutiiq from the South Central Region of Alaska. He
- [Emily Jean Capjohn](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/emily-jean-capjohn/) - Bio Coming Soon!
- [Donate to OHSF](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/donate-to-ohsf/) - The Old Harbor Scholarship Foundation was incorporated in 1995 with support from the Old Harbor Native Corporation. The Old Harbor Scholarship Foundation, Inc., a non-profit corporation, has been established to provide financial assistance in the form of scholarships for post-secondary education. These are available to shareholders, lineal descendants and their dependents. We believe that education
- [Operating Companies](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/operating-companies/) - Industrial Services http://www.deltaleasing.com/ Delta Leasing provides professional commercial leasing services for Alaska’s major industries, including oil and gas, construction, and transportation. It is Delta’s mission to meet and exceed clients’ expectations in safely delivering outstanding service, and providing a quality product in a timely and efficient manner while exercising impeccable ethics and values. Pozzsource Pozzsource,
- [Estate Settlement & Wills](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/estate-settlement-wills/) - ANCSA provides that OHNC stock is subject to special probate or estate settlement procedures. OHNC is required to determine the proper heirs of the OHNC stock in accordance with any valid will the shareholder may have executed that is applicable to the stock, or, if no such will exists, under Alaska laws of intestate succession.
- [Scholarships](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/scholarships-and-grants/) - The Old Harbor Scholarship Foundation, Inc., a non-profit corporation, has been established to provide financial assistance in the form of scholarships for youth, post-secondary education and vocational programs. These are available to shareholders, lineal descendants and their dependents only. Academic Scholarship applications must be postmarked before or on June 1st 11:59 PM. Those enrolling for the
- [Rolf Christiansen](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/board-members/rolf-christiansen/)
- [Yousun Clark](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/management-staff/yousun-clark/) - Yousun Clark joined Old Harbor Native Corporation in January 2014 as the Controller. She is accountable for producing period financial reports, maintaining adequate accounting records, engaging the proper performance of the interna controls within the company, and ensuring the reports are complying with generally accepted accounting principles. Prior to joining OHNC, Yousun worked as an
- [Life Insurance](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/life-insurance/) - Shareholder Burial Assistance Beneficiary Designation Form Old Harbor Native Corporation (“OHNC”) offers its shareholders a burial assistance through the OHNC Settlement Trust. Each shareholder, regardless of the number of shares held, is entitled to a $10,000 death benefit. This benefit is paid to the shareholder’s beneficiary as named on the OHNC Settlement Trust Beneficiary Form or
- [Stock Will & Death Benefit Forms](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/stock-will-death-benefit-forms/) - We would like to remind all Shareholders of the importance of having current Shareholder Stock Will and Death Benefit Forms on file with our office. We will continue to send notices to Shareholders who do not have these forms on file with our office. It is extremely important that you respond by filling out the forms and
- [Apply For A Land Use License](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/land-use-form/) - Application Form and Payment
- [Photo Gallery](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/photo-gallery/) - Community
- [Stop Payment Requests](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/shareholders/stop-payment-requests/) - A stop-payment may be placed on an outstanding OHNC dividend check after a minimum of 30 days have elapsed from the date the check was issued. A Stop Payment Request form may be downloaded and printed from this site, and are also available from the Shareholder Relations department. Please note that OHNC must receive your
- [Company](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/) - About Old Harbor Native Corporation ANCSA, which was a purposeful alternative to the Lower 48 reservation system, was the first settlement of its kind between Native Americans and the federal government. Alaska Natives were provided a corporate structure for holding land and capital, with the freedom to control their own economic and social future. Old
- [Community](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/community/) - Old Harbor is an Alutiiq village on Kodiak Island, Alaska approximately 40 air miles from the City of Kodiak on the southeast side of the Island. Old Harbor is one of the Island's six Alutiiq villages and is primarily inhabited by an Alutiiq population. Old Harbor residents enjoy sharing Kodiak Island's beautiful lands with visitors
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/community/frequently-asked-questions/) - How do I notify OHNC of a name change? If a shareholder has a legal name change, he or she should submit written notification of the name change with a copy of the legal document authorizing the change (e.g. marriage certificate, divorce decree specifically restoring former name, adoption decree, etc.) to the OHNC office. How
- [Location Map](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/community/location-map/) - Below is a map showing the locations of Old Harbor Native Corporation office in Anchorage, Alaska and the Location of the Old Harbor Native fishing village. Kodiak Island, Alaska.
- [Local Businesses](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/community/local-businesses/) - Below are some of our local businesses in Old Harbor, Alaska. If you have a business that you would like to have listed, please contact our office. Quyanaa! Big Creek Supplies & Movies https://www.facebook.com/BigCreekSuppliesAndMovies Big Creek Supplies & Movies is a convenience store located at 101 W Marine Way Old Harbor, Alaska. They provide general
- [Culture](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/community/culture/) - The name "Alutiiq" is a legacy of Western colonization. Russian traders called our people Aleut, a term they used for Native people throughout coastal Alaska. In our Native language, we said this word as Alutiiq. The original name for our people, however, was Sugpiaq. It means the "real person." Today all three names- Alutiiq, Aleut,
- [History and Timeline](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/community/history-and-timeline/) - 1784 - First Contact with Europeans 1795 – The first Russian Orthodox priests arrived on Kodiak Island in the 1790’s. A church established at Three Saints Bay was later moved to “Old” Harbor, gaining its name because the area represented the previous harbor now moved to Kodiak city 1867 – America purchases Alaska from Russia
- [Community Resources](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/community/community-resources/) - Our commitment to Old Harbor entails community involvement. We believe in corporate giving to help fund educational programs, arts and cultural projects, and school activities. For example, the Alutiiq museum's operations are funded through the Alutiiq Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit representing the shareholders and beneficiaries of the Old Harbor Native Corporation among other Kodiak Island
- [Job Opportunities](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/job-opportunities/) - One of the goals of Old Harbor Native Corporation is to provide job opportunities for its shareholders. Here we have assembled information to link you with opportunities with our subsidiaries, our regional institutions and other areas of interest to you. Take the time to explore what areas may interest you. Some of these links lead
- [OHNC Community Support](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/ohnc-community-support/) - Our commitment to Old Harbor entails community involvement. We believe in corporate giving to help fund educational programs, arts and cultural projects, and school activities. For example, the Alutiiq museum's operations are funded through the Alutiiq Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit representing the shareholders and beneficiaries of the Old Harbor Native Corporation among other Kodiak Island
- [Our Logo](https://www.oldharbornativecorp.com/company/our-logo/) - The spiral is universally accepted across cultures to represent growth and evolution, the transformation of form and essence. Traveling along the spiral, you reach the same points with each round, but at a different level, and with a different perspective.

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