Our Shareholders
MTNT’s mission is to increase corporate profitability, provide Shareholders with economic benefits and social opportunities, while protecting our corporation assets and land base, at the same time, recognizing the traditional cultural values and subsistence lifestyles of our Shareholders.
2023 Annual Meeting and Elections Results, July 22
Thank you to our Shareholders, Board of Directors and Donors, for your continued support and participation at the 2023 Annual Meeting of Shareholders held at McGrath Native Village Council’s Community Center on Saturday, July 22, 2023.
Congratulations to Melody Magnuson-Strick, Colleen Andrews and Miranda Petruska who were elected to serve as Directors until the Annual meeting to be held Summer 2026.
Spring 2024 Scholarship Deadline: December 15, 2023
MTNT Foundation is accepting scholarship applications for the Spring 2024 term. To receive consideration, applications must be received by 4 p.m. (AKT), December 15, 2023.
You may download the application online at www.MTNT.net.
Awards range from $500 per semester for part-time enrollment to $1,000 per semester for full-time enrollment in a degree seeking program; and up to $1,000 per semester for vocational training, continuing education or certification programs.
If you need further information, please contact MTNT at (907) 644-1200 or email info@MTNT.net.
2023 Fall KwnJa’ Newsletter
Shareholder Web Portal, MyMTNT
MyMTNT Shareholder Portal provides access and ability for shareholders to:
- Enroll in and update direct deposit information
- Update or change their mailing address and other personal information
- Access and print payment information
- Download the Shareholder Life Insurance Application
- And more!
Click here to access.
Theresa Holmberg, Elder Spotlight
Dorothy Vanborg, Elder Spotlight
Miranda Petruska, Graduate
Clinton Andrews, Graduate
Peter Egrass, Graduate
Casey Winkelman, Graduate
Dorothy Vanborg
Moving Forward to Preserve a Way of Life
In addition to being proud Alaska Native people interested in preserving our culture, we are defense contractors. We provide personnel and services to federal agencies and commercial entities requiring our expertise. Our capabilities include development, construction, construction management, design, quality control, budgeting, scheduling, subcontractor selection, environmental, IT, strategic communication, professional staffing, federal contracting expertise and more.
We embrace a dual vision on behalf of Shareholders: developing a prosperous business while retaining ties to our culture, our past and our lands.
Athabascan Cultural Values
- Self-sufficiency and Hard Work
- Care and Provision for the Family
- Family Relations and Unity
- Love for Children
- Village Cooperation and Responsibility to Village
- Humor
- Honesty and Fairness
- Sharing and Caring
- Respect for Elders and Others
- Respect for Knowledge & Wisdom from Life Experiences
- Respect for the Land and Nature
- Practice of Native Traditions
- Honoring Ancestors
- Spirituality
MTNT Lands
Mission
The mission of MTNT and its family of companies is to increase corporate profitability, provide Shareholders with economic benefits and opportunities, and protect our corporate assets and land base while recognizing the traditional cultural values and subsistence lifestyles of our Shareholders.
Commitment
We at MTNT share a common commitment to adhere to the highest ethical and professional standards with each other, are shareholders, our customers, suppliers and partners. As an Alaska Native Corporation and government contractor, it is imperative whether you are an employee, officer, director, consultant or agent that we all operate ethically in business relationships. We are committed to emphasizing each individual's responsibility to understand and strictly comply with the policies, procedures, laws, rules and regulations that govern MTNT. Exercising the highest ethical and professional standards is fundamental to MTNT's growth and future success.
Our Values
- Honesty
- Integrity
- Respect
- Trust
- Responsibility
- Citizenship
These values contained in our code of ethics and business conduct code, are the heart of who we are and what we do. This code has been adopted by the MTNT board of directors as the company's code of ethics and business conduct to serve as the foundation of MTNT. Our code shapes the culture of the company defines our character and summarizes the virtues and standards that guide our actions and business. It applies to MTNT together with its operating companies and subsidiaries. We expect our employees, officers, directors, agents, consultants, contractors, representatives, vendors and suppliers to guide by them as well.
Corporate Office
400 W. Tudor Road, Suite A-400
Anchorage, AK 99503