Jack Omelak has been with the Alaska Nanuuq Commission since 2009. He was raised in both Nome and Anchorage and has backgrounds in Natural Science, Anthropology, and Rural Development.

Charlie founded the ANC in 1994, and facilitated the Native to Native Agreement with our counterparts in Russia. Charlie held many titles over the years and held presidential appointments spanning nine presidents. The staff of the Alaska Nanuuq Commission ackowledge that his efforts over many decades allows us to continue our work with honor and dignity.

Rhonda has been with the Alaska Nanuuq Commission since 2010. She was born and raised in Nome and is a recent graduate from Ft. Lewis College with a degree in Anthropology. Her work with the villages we represent has been an integral component of our success.

Mandy has been with the Alaska Nanuuq Commission since 2012. Born and raised in Nome, she has a background in Communications from the University of Alaska, Anchorage, and more recently has experience as an upper level banking manager.

Hannah has been with the Alaska Nanuuq Commission since 2010. Hannah was born and raised in Eagle River, Alaska and has a Master's Degree in Anthropology and is working towards her Doctorate's degree in the same field. Recently, Hannah has moved into an advisory role for the ANC as she is currently working towards completing her academic commitments.

Danielle has been with the ANC since July 2012. She was born in Fairbanks and raised in Nondalton, which is located in the Bristol Bay region. Danielle graduated with a B.S. in Environmental Science in 2010 from the University of Hawaii at Hilo, and she plans to further her education by attending graduate school in New York, focusing on Environmental Policy .