| Address | 1230 Agvik St Barrow, Alaska 99723 |
Native Cultures | Iñupiaq |
|---|---|---|---|
| Worldwide Employees | 10,000 | ||
| Phone | (907) 852-2762 | Alaska Employees | 3,000 |
| www | http://www.asrc.com | Shareholders | 11,000 |
| Original Shareholders | 3,700 | ||
| Land Conveyed | 5 million | ||
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Preserving Inupiat Culture and Traditions
ASRC is committed to preserving the Inupiat culture and traditions which strengthen both our shareholders and ASRC. By adhering to the traditional values of protecting the land, the environment and the culture of the Inupiat, ASRC has successfully adapted and prospered in an ever changing economic climate.
Representing Arctic Slope Communities
ASRC represents eight villages on the north slope of Alaska; Point Hope, Point Lay, Wainwright, Atqasuk, Barrow, Nuiqsut, Kaktovik and Anaktuvuk Pass. ASRC land is abundant with natural resources.
This natural resource based corporation employs 6000 people, has a growing shareholder population of 9000, and has title to approximately five million acres of land. A founding principle of ASRC is respect for the Inupiat heritage.
Professional Fields
The family of companies of ASRC extends into the professional fields of engineering, financial management, oil and gas support services, petroleum refining and distribution, civil construction and communications.
Fostering Relationships
ASRC recognizes the importance we place on stewardship of our lands for the benefit of our shareholders; development of our human and financial resources; and fostering of our relationships with North Slope villages. These objectives build on the accomplishments of our first quarter century and set the stage for future growth, profitability and other achievements.
More Information
To learn more please visit the North Slope Borough School District website at www.nbsd.org
