TUTIAKOFF
CIRI
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
for
ELECT
WRITE-IN CANDIDATE
TIFFANY
Let's be real.
As Shareholders, we are owners. But it doesn’t always feel that way. For 50 years, company leadership has benefited from our unique and decentralized Shareholder makeup. As an urban corporation, we are the most culturally diverse and geographically scattered, with an At-Large majority. This makes it difficult for us to be heard, make change and challenge the status quo.
We’re well overdue for an honest look at who CIRI is, who’s in charge, what Shareholders want, and how we will get there.
I’m here to bring Shareholder voices back into the boardroom. If elected, I will champion proactive and meaningful engagement, transparency, and planning for the next 100 years of success, as defined by Shareholders.
My new campaign video shares more about my background, why I’m running, and how I'll dedicate my time to bringing YOUR VOICE back into the boardroom.
I'd be honored if you watch and share.
Nothing About Us
Without Us
A vote for Tiffany, is a vote for:
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Maximizing benefits while also protecting CIRI assets.
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Critical analysis of threats, such as our reliance on government contracting as it pertains to the 8(a) program.
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Honest, clear, and consistent communications.
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Aligning business strategy with Shareholder values and preferences.
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Shareholder-driven priorities.
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Empowering CIRI Shareholders and Descendants through education, training, and mentorship, so they are provided with real leadership opportunities within our own companies.
About Tiffany
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Yup’ik and Athabascan
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Successful business owner, entrepreneur, and award-winning communications professional
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25 years' experience providing strategic guidance and communication support to Tribal, local, state and federal governments, Alaska Native corporations, Tribally owned entities across the nation, as well as non-profits and for-profit businesses in tourism, health care, finance, construction, resource development, retail, and broadband spaces, among others
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Board Chair of the Alaska Native Heritage Center
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Top Forty Under 40 Awardee National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development and Alaska Journal of Commerce
Tiffany and her daughter, Matilda.
