Chugach Alaska Corporation, established in 1971, is a community-owned Alaska Native Corporation that plays a crucial role in enhancing the social and economic wellbeing of its shareholders. With a mission rooted in celebrating its heritage and sustainable growth, Chugach is committed to creating intergenerational prosperity through a balanced portfolio of businesses, investments, and land management initiatives. As of today, the corporation operates a diverse range of subsidiaries focusing on government contracting, facilities maintenance, energy services, and cultural preservation, among others.
Chugach’s vision extends decades into the future, with a clear commitment to ethical practices and community-oriented decision-making. Guided by core values of creating meaningful value, empowering individuals, and continuously improving their practices, they strive to honor their cultural heritage while navigating modern business challenges. Significant achievements, such as reaching $1 billion in revenue from federal contracting, highlight its operational success amidst broader economic shifts. The corporation also invests heavily in its communities, returning millions annually through dividends and development programs aimed at nurturing future generations of leaders and cultural ambassadors.
The expansive lands held by Chugach—including approximately 378,000 acres of land estate—are an integral part of its identity and provide essential resources for these initiatives. In its 50 years of operation, Chugach Alaska Corporation has not only adapted to changing economic environments but has also remained steadfast in its dedication to the well-being of its employees, shareholders, and communities in Southcentral Alaska.
