Doyon Limited

Who We Are

Doyon, Limited, the Native regional corporation for Interior Alaska, is a for-profit corporation with more than 20,000 shareholders.

Established under the 1971 Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA), Doyon is the largest private landowner in Alaska, with more than 12.5 million acres allocated to the corporation under ANCSA.

Doyon’s mission is to continually enhance our position as a financially strong Native corporation in order to promote the economic and social well-being of our shareholders and future shareholders, to strengthen our Native way of life, and to protect and enhance our land and resources.

As one of the top Alaska-owned businesses, Doyon operates a diverse family of companies, including more than a dozen for-profit businesses across the nation in the areas of oil field services, utility management, engineering management, information technology services, land and natural resource development, facility management, construction and tourism.

Headquartered in Fairbanks, Alaska, Doyon is led by a 13-member board of directors and a team of senior managers. The corporation currently employs over 800 individuals worldwide and over 550 employees in Alaska.

Fairbanks

1 Doyon Place, Suite 300
Fairbanks, Alaska
99701-2941

(907) 459-2000
(888) 478-4755 (toll-free)
(907) 459-2060 (fax)

Anchorage

11500 Sukdu Way
Anchorage, Alaska
99515-2692

(907) 375-4220
(907) 375-4205 (fax)

CONNECTED TO THE LAND

AND STRENGTHENING OUR SHAREHOLDERS’ WAY OF LIFE

Lands

Our values guide sustainable land management

Under the provisions of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) Doyon will receive approximately 12.5 million acres across Interior Alaska. To date Doyon has received title to just over 11.5 million acres, primarily around the 34 villages within our region. Management of these lands is focused on local uses, providing education and employment opportunities, and responsible economic development of resources.

Responsible Development

Pursuing socially and environmentally responsible resource development for the benefit of shareholders and villages.

Stewardship

Ensuring good land stewardship through effective practices and procedures, such as trespass, material site management, and management strategies to ensure the protection of cultural and historical sites.

Shareholder Benefits

Participating in lands-based projects that benefit shareholders and villages.

Community Engagement

Local planning and project collaboration and support for village benefits.

Local

Promoting local and traditional use of lands.

Operations

Oil Field Services

Doyon Utilities

Technology

Construction

Tourism

Laundry Services &
Facilities Management

News & Updates

CARES Assistance Project

Doyon, Limited is excited to announce the Doyon CARES Assistance Project (CAP)! If you are a Doyon shareholder and have experienced negative financial impacts from COVID-19, you may qualify for cash assistance through the CAP. Apply to receive up to $1,200 for yourself and $500 for each eligible dependent(s) under age 18.

Leadership Role Expansion

Doyon is pleased to announce that Jordan Sanford’s leadership role is expanding to General Manager of Kantishna Roadhouse, as well as Northern Laundry Services.

GeoFORCE Summer Academy

Doyon sponsored 15 shareholders to attend GeoFORCE Alaska, a four-year summer-based geoscience academy. Students traveled from Beaver, Fort Yukon, Galena, Huslia, and Nulato, making this class the first with students from Alaska’s Interior.

Shareholders

Explore Our Podcast

The 20,000 individuals who stand behind Doyon are more than our shareholders, they’re family. Our shareholders span across the Alaskan Interior and exemplify the resilient spirit of who we are as a Native corporation and people.

Subscribe and listen to stories and updates. This new platform is only available for shareholders and Doyon employees. Learn more about Doyon, ANCSA history, and stay up to date on webinars.

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