WELCOME TO THESE NEW INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATE MEMBERS! THANKS FOR YOUR COMMITMENT TO THE RDC AND OUR MISSION
"We’ve welcomed a number of new members in recent months, and it’s encouraging to see so many organizations and individuals recognizing the value of staying engaged and connected." — Jennifer Kuhlmann, Membership & Events Manager, RDC
THE RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL FOR ALASKA’s purpose is to encourage a strong, diversified private sector in Alaska and expand the state’s economic base through the responsible development of our natural resources. For a complete listing of our corporate and individual members, please visit our website at akrdc.org
THE RDC IS PROUD TO HAVE YOUR VALUABLE SUPPORT
NEW INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
w Steve Baker w Kevin Hao w Lisa Parker w Eshom Reed
w Don Striker w Christy Terry w Tim Treadwell
A S ALASKA STARTS LOOKING A LITTLE GREENER AND WE ALL BEGIN PLAN- NING FOR SUMMER ADVENTURES, RDC IS GEARING UP FOR ANOTHER BUSY SEASON OF EVENTS, ADVOCACY AND CONNECTING ALAS- KA’S RESOURCE INDUSTRIES. It’s been very exciting to see the con- tinued growth in RDC membership. We’ve welcomed a number of new members in recent months, and it’s encouraging to see so many organizations and individuals recognizing the value of staying engaged and connected. RDC’s voice is strongest when our membership is strong. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or considering joining for the first time, membership is a great way to stay informed, build connections across industries and support responsible resource development in Alaska. It’s also a great way to get your organization’s name out there and involved in Alaska’s business community. We’re also looking forward to two of RDC’s biggest events of the year: ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON | JUNE 17, 2026 | DENA’INA CENTER | ANCHORAGE Join us as we gather with members and supporters for industry updates, network- ing and a look ahead at what’s next for Alaska’s resource industries.
ALASKA RESOURCES CONFERENCE | NOV. 11-12, 2026 | DENA’INA CENTER | ANCHORAGE Planning is already underway for RDC’s largest event of the year, bringing together industry leaders, elected officials, policymakers and businesses from across Alaska and the Lower 48. To learn more about RDC membership and the value of being part of Alaska’s re- source development community, below is a quick overview of member benefits and membership levels. CORPORATE AND INDIVIDUAL MEMBER BENEFITS As an RDC member — whether corpo- rate or individual — you receive: n Strong advocacy for responsible resource development in Alaska n Timely updates on key legislative and industry issues n Invitations to RDC events, includ- ing our Breakfast Forums, Annual Mem- bership Luncheon and Alaska Resources Conference (with 1,000+ attendees in 2025!) n Valuable networking opportunities with industry and policymakers n Member discounts on event regis- trations and conference exhibitor booths n Recognition on the RDC website (organization listing for Corporate Mem- bers; name listing for Individual Members)
MEMBERSHIP LEVELS INDIVIDUAL Basic: $75
Silver: $150 Gold: $300 Platinum: $500 and up
NEW CORPORATE MEMBERS
CORPORATE
Basic: $500 Silver: $750 Gold: $1,500 Platinum: $3,000 and up Membership levels vary based on size, budget, and expected participation. Corpo- rate memberships offer added visibility and flexibility for multiple employees to engage. Already a member but need to update your profile? Send me a note at jennifer@akrdc.org. I’ll make sure you’re set up to receive RDC event and policy updates. Please join me in welcoming our newest members listed on the next page, and thank you again to all of our members and sup- porters for helping RDC continue its mis- sion of growing Alaska through responsible resource development. We hope you have a wonderful Alaska summer and look forward to seeing you at an RDC event soon!
JENNIFER KUHLMANN MEMBERSHIP & EVENTS MANAGER 907-276-0700 OPTION 2
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ALASKA RESOURCE REVIEW JUNE 2026
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