- Doyon - The Native regional corporation for Interior Alaska
Doyon, Limited, the regional Alaska Native corporation for Interior Alaska, is a for-profit corporation with more than 20,700 shareholders Headquartered in Fairbanks, Alaska, Doyon employs over 1,300 individuals in Alaska and across the nation
- Shareholders - Doyon
Doyon has published it’s fourth military appreciation book to honor and remember the achievements, courage, and dedication of our shareholder veterans and service members This is a small way we can honor those who have served selflessly so that we can live in freedom
- About Us - Doyon
Doyon values its relationship to the Place of our people: to our land, our culture, our way of life We value our Place as the historical successor to our grandparents’ ownership and stewardship of our land; as the fiduciary for our shareholders; as the trustee for our grandchildren’s inheritance
- DST Distribution Amount - Doyon
Today, the Doyon Settlement Trustees approved the Doyon Settlement Trust (DST) distribution amount of $10 69 per unit, or $1,069 per 100 units This non-taxable distribution is scheduled to be paid out to those with direct deposit on Friday, December 5
- Contact Us - Doyon
1 Doyon Place, Suite 300 Fairbanks, Alaska 99701-2941 (907) 459-2000 (888) 478-4755 (toll-free) (907) 459-2060 (fax) Shareholder Records (907) 459-2040 (907)…
- Doyon Limited Careers
Headquartered in Fairbanks, Alaska with offices in Anchorage, Doyon ensures the economic prosperity of our shareholders and in turn, our region Doyon, Limited manages records and stock for shareholders and it's more than 12 million acres of land
- Honoring Tradition Through Legislation - Doyon
This proposed legislation directs the U S Secretary of the Interior to convey a culturally significant site — known as the Geese House Site—to Doyon, fulfilling a decades-long effort rooted in the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA)
- Doyon Settlement Trust
Doyon receives money from other regional corporations throughout the year Doyon keeps half the money and deposits the other half in an interest-bearing trust account That money is then distributed to Class B (at-large) shareholders and village corporations in May
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