Sealaska Candidates Forum Recap
Wednesday, May 10, 2023

Sealaska hosted a virtual candidate’s forum on Monday, May 8 to introduce shareholders to the seven candidates running for four open seats on the Sealaska Board of Directors. The candidates answered a series of questions related to the company’s business performance and the priorities each candidate will focus on if elected. If you were not able to join the virtual event, you can view a recording of the forum here.

Learn more about the seven shareholders that applied for the board at Election Connection on MySealaska. There you will find biographical information about each candidate and remember to VOTE your proxy.

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