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Togiak Natives Limited: Board Candidate Solicitation

The board of directors of Togiak Natives Limited (“TNL”) is seeking qualified shareholders who would like to serve as directors on TNL’s board of directors. There are three (3) director seats to be filled by election at the 2024 Annual meeting of shareholders to be held on Saturday March 23, 2024.

Directors serve for a term of three (3) years.

In order to be listed as a candidate in TNL’s 2024 annual meeting proxy materials, a shareholder must submit a Declaration of Candidacy and a Candidacy Questionnaire to TNL no later than 5pm on Monday, January 8th, 2024.

The forms are available at the TNL office, 9am to 5pm, Monday through Friday.




For more information and the board candidate forms, please contact TNL at 907-493-5520 / 907-493-5845 or email info@togiaknatives.com.















Congratulations on TNL 2023 Scholarship Recipient

HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Togiak Natives Limited is proud to announce the scholarship awards for the fall semester of 2023 sent to the school of their choosing. The Recipient awarded is Cole Issacson. Congratulations to the recipient awarded, TNL is proud to invest in your future, we wish you the highest success.

Togiak Natives Limited is a profited organization and the funds they receive goes into shareholder scholarships for school; If you are interested in applying you can call the TNL office or download and print the PDF from here.

TNL Gets a Fuel Truck for Togiak

TNL Gets a Fuel Truck for Togiak

In consulting, we often find ourselves working out some interesting solutions. Togiak Natives Limited has been working with Keegan Fritts and Andrey Maslov of Transcend Strategic Consulting to source a fuel truck for the village. This truck will be used to deliver heating oil and gasoline to the community, providing an essential service. To add to the challenge, the truck would need to be delivered before fall to the remote village of Togiak, which is inaccessible by road. This meant the team would have to expedite the process to ensure the truck would sail on one of the final barges leaving Seattle by July.