2026 Alaska Young Professionals Summit

ONE FOR THE BOOKS

10

YEARS

A DECADE OF MOMENTUM

APRIL 9-11, 2026 Join us at the premier professional development summit for Alaska’s young professionals

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THURSDAY, APRIL 9 THE BRIDGE CO. 6:00 - 8:00 pm Reception

FRIDAY, APRIL 10 EGAN CENTER

8:30 am - 9:15 am Welcome + Breakfast 9:15 am - 10:00 am Morning Presentation 10:15 am - 11:00 am Breakout Sessions 11:00 am - 11:30 am Visit with Vendors 11:30 am - 12:15 pm Breakout Sessions 12:15 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch Presentation 1:45 pm - 2:30 pm Breakout Sessions 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Visit with Vendors 3:45 pm - 5:00 pm Keynote Reception + Awards + Prizes

SATURDAY, APRIL 11 THE WILDBIRCH HOTEL 10:00 am - 10:30 am Networking Brunch 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Workshop 12:45 pm - 1:45 pm Panel Presentation 1:45 pm - 2:00 pm Closing Remarks

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THURSDAY, APRIL 9 - THE BRIDGE CO. 6:00-8:00 PM...................................... NETWORKING RECEPTION An evening of connection! Meet fellow attendees with a fun game of Networking Bingo. Enjoy delicious appetizers from The Bridge Co. and curated beer, wine, NA selections, and door prizes.

FRIDAY, APRIL 10 - EGAN CENTER 8:30 AM.................................................. BREAKFAST (ARTEAGA) 9:00-9:15AM........................................... WELCOME (ARTEAGA) OPENING REMARKS

Congressman Nick Begich, Kathleen McArdle, President/CEO, Anchorage Chamber of Commerce; Corey Hester, COO, Iditarod Corp.

9:15-10:00 AM.................................. PRESENTATION (ARTEAGA) PERSONALITY AS STRATEGY; NETWORKING WITH PURPOSE

Julie Wrigley, J.D., University of Alaska Anchorage, Professor at the College of Business and Public Policy; Kori Callison, PhD, University of Alaska Anchorage, Professor, College of Business & Public Policy This session debunks the myths of traditional networking and demonstrates how genuine connections begin with authenticity.

10:15-11:00 AM................ BREAKOUT SESSIONS (SUMMIT HALL) (RM 1) CREDIT BUILDING 101: UNDERSTANDING SCORES, REPORTS, AND HOW TO USE CREDIT AS A TOOL INSTEAD OF A TRAP

Abby Miller, Cook Inlet Lending Center, Financial Wellness Program Manager Mastering your credit is essential for long-term financial stability and growth. This session provides a practical roadmap to understanding credit scores, correcting credit reports, and building a healthy financial strategy while avoiding common pitfalls. Participants will gain hands-on tools, including a SMART goal template and an action plan kit, to help them move from understanding the basics to taking concrete steps toward financial confidence.

(RM 2) CAREER ADVANCEMENT - HOW DO I GET THAT JOB

Dr. Mary Rydesky, Transition Management, CEO Navigating the 2026 hiring landscape requires mastering a market transformed by AI and automated screening. This fast-paced session explores how to optimize your application for algorithms while emphasizing the human skills that remain critical for success. Attendees will learn practical strategies to get noticed by both machines and managers, ensuring they stay competitive and unlock new career opportunities in a rapidly changing digital world.

(RM 3) BUILDING YOUR CAREER WHILE BUILDING YOUR COMMUNITY

Eric Billingsley, United Way of Anchorage, President & CEO Meaningful community engagement is more than altruism; it is a powerful catalyst for career development. This practical session explores how strategic volunteerism builds critical leadership capabilities including governance, financial oversight, and strategic thinking that workplace experience alone cannot provide. Attendees will learn to navigate the progression from hands-on service via bethechange907.org to impactful nonprofit board leadership while gaining insights on how to build cross-sector networks and translate community impact into tangible professional advancement.

11:00 AM-11:30 AM..... VISIT WITH VENDORS (LAPEROUSE) 11:30-12:15 PM.......... BREAKOUT SESSIONS (SUMMIT HALL) (RM 1) ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MENTAL HEALTH: OPPORTUNITIES, RISKS, AND WHAT COMES NEXT

Keith McCormick, PA-C; Dr. Spencer Augustin, DO, Alpenglow Behavioral Health · Self-employed, Child And Adolescent Psychiatrist; Victoria Swatek, LPC, CATP; Dr. E. David Hjellen, DO, Frontier Health and Wellness, LLC · Contract, Medical Director; Jessica Kopischke, Frontier Health & Wellness, Owner / CEO A clinician-led discussion exploring how artificial intelligence is shaping mental health care, including its opportunities, the risks to consider, and what responsible use looks like in today’s fast-moving professional world.

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(RM 2) DEVELOPING AND LEVERAGING YOUR PERSONAL LEADERSHIP PHILOSOPHY

Jay Pullins, Academy Leadership, Leadership Coach Strong leadership is built on consistency and predictability, which foster the essential foundations of credibility and trust. This workshop guides participants through intensive self-reflection to craft a personal leadership philosophy as a compass that communicates clear values and expectations to their teams. By defining these principles, leaders can reduce workplace stress, increase productivity, and ensure they remain on course throughout their leadership journey.

(RM 3) KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT BASICS

Nicole Boswell, Credit Union 1, VP Employee Development This session explores how organizations prevent critical knowledge from walking out the door. Knowledge management (KM) is the system behind how information is captured, organized, and made available when people need it most. Learn why knowledge breaks down, how strong KM supports consistency and resilience, and how everyday actions shape whether an organization scales smoothly or struggles to relearn the same lessons again and again.

12:15 PM........................ LUNCH BUFFET OPENS (ARTEAGA)

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12:30-1:30 PM................... LUNCH PRESENTATION (ARTEAGA) ELEVATING LEADERSHIP: RESILIENCE AS THE FOUNDATION FOR YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Derrick Green, Founder, Waffles and Whatnot; Opening Remarks by Lt. Governor Nancy Dahlstrom

This session explores how young professionals, regardless of industry, can turn setbacks into strength and define leadership by integrity, emotional intelligence, and mission. Drawing upon his Sauce of Life Framework, Derrick Green will share practical strategies for building confidence, aligning personal values with professional goals, and stepping up in environments of uncertainty.

1:45-2:30 PM.................. BREAKOUT SESSIONS (SUMMIT HALL) (RM 1) GROW HERE, LEAD HERE, STAY HERE - COACHING YOUNG PROFESSIONALS TO STRENGTHEN ALASKA Lucretia Craig, Gemini Executive & Professional Coaching True career growth belongs to individuals who take active ownership of their development rather than waiting for an employer to provide it. Drawing on decades of executive coaching experience, this session explores how self-investment empowers professionals to gain clarity and lead effectively regardless of their current title. Participants will learn practical frameworks to define their own success, build leadership skills early, and navigate transitions with confidence. By prioritizing intentional self-reflection and accountability, young professionals can create purposeful careers and build the resilience needed to thrive and lead within the Alaska community.

(RM 2) STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS - SCIENCE, STRATEGY & AI INTEGRATION

GCI is a proud sponsor of Alaska’s young professionals, championing the bright minds and bold ideas that drive our local communities forward.

We believe in supporting opportunities for growth, connection, and leadership development across Alaska.

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Jennifer Thompson, Crystal Clear Communications This advanced, interactive course explores the science of effective communication by blending behavioral psychology and datadriven strategy with measurable business objectives. Participants will use guided AI exercises to build a complete communications plan, learning to align message framing and timing with organizational goals.

Attendees will leave with a fully developed plan, messaging frameworks, and scalable templates designed to drive sustainable growth and measurable impact across any sector.

(RM 3) FROM CONCEPT TO EXIT - PRACTICAL TOOLS FOR EVERY STAGE OF BUSINESS OWNERSHIP

Trish Moreland, Alaska SBDC, Anchorage Business Advisor Running a business is not one big leap, it is a series of chapters.

This session walks through the Beginning, Middle, and End of business ownership, from testing an idea and getting launched, to navigating real-world challenges like finances, marketing, staffing, and growth, to preparing for long-term sustainability and even an eventual sale.

Attendees will learn what resources are available at each stage, what to expect as their business evolves, and where to turn when they hit the inevitable roadblocks. The goal is to leave with a clearer roadmap, stronger confidence in the next step, and practical tools and support options that make moving from concept to success feel possible and achievable.

2:30-3:30 PM..................... VISIT WITH VENDORS (LAPEROUSE) 3:00 PM..................................... CASH BAR OPENS (ARTEAGA)

3:30-4:45 PM................................................................................ KEYNOTE RECEPTION (ARTEAGA)

”THE BUCKET LIST LIFE” – CREATE MORE EXPERIENCES, SHARE MORE STORIES, AND LIVE MORE FULFILLED!

Kenyon Salo; Opening Remarks by Mayor Suzanne LaFrance One of only five members on the Denver Broncos Thunderstorm Skydive Team, Kenyon Salo is seen each week flying into Broncos Stadium at 60+mph, ending with a soft tip-toe landing on the ten yard line. With over 6,000 skydives under his belt and travels that have taken him all around the world, he’s determined to live life to the fullest and help others do the same.

Through his passions for adventure, storytelling, and connecting with people, he found a simple process to guide others on a path to what most of us crave – living a more fulfilled life. In this session, you’ll receive actionable steps that will help you, both personally and professionally, to achieve anything you desire.

Kenyon Salo, known as the “James Bond of Speaking”, shows you how his three simple concepts of living “The Bucket List Life” will guide you to fulfillment on your life-long journey. During this highly energetic and engaging presentation, you will learn how to create phenomenal experiences, share powerful stories, and help others along the way. The Bucket List Life and Kenyon Salo will help you elevate your life, both personally and professionally.

4:45-5:00 PM................................................................................. AWARD CEREMONY (ARTEAGA)

SATURDAY, APRIL 11 THE WILDBIRCH HOTEL 10:00-10:30 AM................................... BRUNCH 10:30-12:30 PM.............................. WORKSHOP SELF-DIRECTED CAREER DEVELOPMENT: YOUR PATH TO SUSTAINABLE SUCCESS

Brian Walch, Shiftfocus Coaching and Consulting, Owner Career growth is a self-directed practice rather than a path determined by others. Drawing on over 25 years of coaching experience, this workshop introduces an intuitive model built around four core drivers of professional development. Participants will learn to map their current career stage, identify highpriority growth areas, and establish a personalized weekly routine to build steady momentum. Attendees will leave with a practical framework to increase their confidence and influence, ensuring their career trajectory aligns with their professional purpose.

12:30-12:45 PM....................................... BREAK 12:45-1:45 PM................ PANEL PRESENTATION THE FULL CIRCLE – A DECADE OF MOMENTUM & THE PATH TO 2036

Pearl-Grace Pantaleone, Mana, Co-Founder & Community Engagement Director; Ron Dewitt, Apple; Corey Hester; Carolina Lima, Investment Management Officer, First National Bank Alaska; Skye Nevada, The Bridge Co., Managing Partner; Vlad Finko, Alaska Wealth Advisors, Marketing Strategist; Moderated by: Jen Motyka, Blitz Solutions, Founder To close out our 10th anniversary, we are bringing together the pioneers who wrote the first chapters of the YPG story and the leaders currently penning the latest ones. This panel explores how the landscape for Alaska’s young professionals has evolved over the last ten years and provides a visionary look at where we are headed in the next decade.

1:45-2:00 PM..................... CLOSING REMARKS

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YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR FINALISTS LAUREN HINES, BOOM COFFEE

Lauren Hines is the owner of Boom Coffee, Anchorage’s original 24 hour coffee hut. After graduating from Dimond High School in 2015, Lauren began managing Boom Coffee and, within just three months, took the bold step of purchasing the business.

Through creativity, determination, and a hands-on approach to leadership, Lauren has grown Boom Coffee into a thriving and recognizable brand while continuing to pursue new opportunities for expansion. Under her leadership, Boom was honored as a Top Local Workplace by Homebase, reflecting her commitment to building a strong and supportive team culture.

Lauren believes entrepreneurship is about creating opportunities, building meaningful connections, and bringing people together. She leads a team of 37 employees and operates Boom Coffee 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, making it a true staple in the Anchorage community. From launching Boom’s custom mobile app to introducing dynamic, trend-inspired menu items, she continually keeps Boom Coffee engaging, new customers and loyal regulars.

Her community commitment extends far beyond the business. Lauren actively sponsors athletic teams yearround, coaches high school flag football, participates in citywide clean-up efforts, and supports her employees’ personal interests and growth. She cultivates an inclusive workplace where employees feel valued, supported, and empowered.

Lauren frequently collaborates with other local Anchorage businesses through partnerships, giveaways, and joint promotions, strengthening the local economy and fostering lasting relationships across the business community.

Her guiding philosophy, “Keep Boomin’,” reflects her belief in continuing to grow, staying bold, and always moving forward.

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CAROLYN NICOLE DAUSSIN, THE LAW OFFICE OF NICOLE DAUSSIN, INC.

Originally from Apex, North Carolina, Carolyn Nicole Daussin (“Nicole”) arrived in Palmer, Alaska, in the Summer of 2019 and has been living in Alaska ever since. She is an attorney, a preschool soccer mom, and an entrepreneur. In 2022, she founded The Law Office of Nicole Daussin, Inc., originally a solo operation but now home to eight employees, four of whom are attorneys. Nicole studied English at Wellesley College and law at the University of North Carolina. Prior to pursuing law, Nicole worked in the gig economy and then as an English teacher in Vietnam. In her free time, Nicole enjoys drawing, reading, and traveling. Nicole volunteers enthusiastically with the Anchorage Covenant House as a mentor, and with the Matanuska Valley Sportsmen’s Shooting Range as a gun law educator. She is the 2026 GPSolo Young Lawyers Fellow of the Year, and the Anchorage Young Lawyer’s Section Secretary for the 2026 term.

NATALIE NORRIS, RED EYE RIDES

Natalie Norris is the founder and owner of Red Eye Rides, a year-round transportation company serving the Kenai Peninsula, established in April 2022.

Since its inception, she has successfully built the business from the ground up, driving steady and substantial growth over the past four years.

Under her leadership, Red Eye Rides has expanded its operations through the addition of new vehicles and the development of new routes, enhancing accessibility and reliability for the communities it serves. Norris is committed to delivering dependable transportation solutions while continuing to grow and evolve the company to meet regional needs.

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YOUNG PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR FINALISTS ALEXA DONAHE, VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, PURSUIT

Alexa Donahe leads a team of nearly 700 team members that power a diverse portfolio of travel and hospitality businesses across the state of Alaska. Known for her people-first leadership style, Alexa has built a reputation for developing highperforming teams, driving strategic growth, and elevating guest experiences in some of Alaska’s most iconic destinations.

A passionate advocate for the next generation of leaders, Alexa prioritizes leadership development by creating opportunities for emerging professionals to grow through mentorship, training programs, and industry engagement. She is also an active voice in Alaska’s hospitality community, serving on the boards of Visit Anchorage and the statewide Alaska Travel Industry Association where she volunteers her time to strategic initiatives that strengthen Alaska’s visitor economy.

She supports and inspires other young professionals as a guest speaker at women’s and student events for organizations like University of Alaska Anchorage and CHARR. Deeply committed to community impact, she also launched a company-wide volunteer and donation matching program that drove over 800 hundred volunteer hours and $10,000 in matching donations in it’s first year. Outside of her professional role, Alexa is a dedicated Iditarod volunteer, supporting race logistics and dog teams in one of Alaska’s most incredible community powered events.

Through her leadership, community involvement, and commitment to developing others, Alexa represents the next generation of business leaders shaping Alaska’s future.

ASHLEY FREGLY, VICE CHAIR, BOARD OF TRUSTEES, PACIFIC NORTHERN ACADEMY; FOUNDER & PRESIDENT, U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY ASSOCIATION OF GRADUATES, ALASKA CHAPTER

Ashley Fregly is an Anchorage-based leader, U.S. Air Force veteran, and dedicated community volunteer whose work is quietly reshaping the future of independent education in Alaska.

As Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees at Pacific Northern Academy, she has built and led a high-performing advancement team focused on development, community engagement, and long-term institutional sustainability, helping ensure that a quality, mission-driven independent education remains accessible to Anchorage families. She also gives back to the next generation of military officers through her work with the U.S. Air Force Academy, as the Association of Graduates Alaska Chapter President, and Class Advisory Senator, supporting the pipeline of future service members from Alaska.

Beyond education, Ashley brings her leadership to the community in diverse and hands-on ways: coaching youth basketball, and volunteering with Alaska Fish & Game’s Hunters Education program, where she helps instill a lifelong ethic of safe and responsible outdoor stewardship.

A results-driven executive with 15+ years of experience in operations and program management, Ashley leads with both strategic vision and genuine follow-through. Her contributions reflect a deep commitment to Alaska’s communities and to building the people and institutions that will serve them for generations to come.

PAST YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WINNERS:

PAST YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR WINNERS:

2025 Celeste Earley 2024 Melanie Lucas-Conwell 2023 Emily Cho 2022 Benjamin Jacuk 2021 Daniel Volland 2019 Corey Hester 2018 Ryann Swalling 2017 Caitlin Goettler 2016 Jon Taylor

2025 Nathan Bentley 2024 Zachary Mason 2023 Megan Militello 2022 Evelyna Kuhr 2021Jin Chen 2019 Amber McDonald 2018 Keith McCormick 2017 Elizabeth Eldridge 2016 Josef Lorenz

Home: Alaska Stories Begin Here JAMIE LYTTON, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT, NEUROVERSION

Jamie Lytton, DMSc, PA-C, is a doctoral-level physician associate (PA) specializing in pain management at Neuroversion in Anchorage, Alaska. With over a decade of experience in emergency medicine, urgent care, primary care, and pain management, she has become a leader in her field. As the President of the PA Academy in Alaska, Jamie is committed to strengthening the PA profession across the state, bridging communities, and enhancing education for future healthcare professionals.

Jamie has led initiatives to expand access to opioid use disorder treatment, including partnering with Project Hope to create 1,200 Narcan kits, contributing to lives saved statewide. She is also a strong advocate for PA modernization and improving healthcare access in rural and underserved Alaskan communities.

Through her work with the Serve Alaska Board and Commission she has supported countless Alaskans by providing academic and afterschool program resources, as well as offering free health screenings to hundreds of low-income and uninsured Alaskans through her volunteer work with the Remote Area Medical Clinic.

A passionate educator, Jamie mentors PA students at MEDEX, helping over 100 students pass their board exams. She is also a dedicated breast cancer advocate, raising awareness through media campaigns that reached thousands of Alaskans and contributing to the screening of many women through her work as Mrs. Alaska America and her partnership with Imaging Associates.

Jamie is a published author, speaker, and Air Force veteran. She has held the position of Membership Chair for the Anchorage Chamber YPG, contributing to the YPG Summit Conference in 2023 and speaking at the conference in 2025.

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APPLY FOR THE YPG EXECUTIVE BOARD! Eligibility criteria: Must be a current Anchorage Chamber member in good standing.

Understand the responsibilities of the position: Review the roles and responsibilities of the executive board position you are interested in. Make sure you understand the expectations and time commitment required for the role.

Attend meetings and events: Network at both Anchorage Chamber and YPG meetings to learn more about the organization, their missions, and the role of the executive board.

Submit the application by Friday, May 1, 2026.

Remember that the competition for executive board positions can be tough, so it’s important to present yourself in the best possible light and to demonstrate your commitment and passion for YPG and Anchorage.

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2026 ALASKA YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SUMMIT EXHIBITOR HALL #1 YWCA ALASKA #2 DELVE GROUP #3 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF ALASKA #4 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF ALASKA, INC. #5 SYSTEMCENTER ALASKA #6 ACADEMY LEADERSHIP #7 UAA ALUMNI ASSOC. #8 ALASKA POLLOCK FISHERY ALLIANCE #9 ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY #10 PHOTO EMPORIUM HEADSHOT BOOTH #11 VISIT ANCHORAGE #12 UNITED WAY OF ANCHORAGE #13 ANCHORAGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE #14 ANCHORAGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA #15 ADVANCIAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION #16 ALASKA 529 #17 HANSEN GRESS #18 ALASKA HOUSING FINANCE CORP. #19 GCI #20 ALASKA BUSINESS #21 PREMERA BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD OF ALASKA #22 THREAD #23 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, INC. #24 ASPIRE MED SPA #25 DAVE & BUSTER’S INC. #26 GEMINI EXECUTIVE & PROFESSIONAL COACHING #27 AMERICAN RED CROSS OF ALASKA #28 ANCHORAGE SCHOOL BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP #29 KOAHNIC BROADCAST CORP./KNBA 90.3 FM #30 RUMBLE BOXING ANCHORAGE

2025/26 EXECUTIVE BOARD Chair: Calvin Chang 49th State Angel Fund

Community Service Chair: Chris Loudon IMA

Vice Chair: Vlad Finko

Membership Chair: Carolina Lima

Communications Chair: Mariam Hall

Ex-Officio: Tana Skye Nevada

Secretary: Kyle Brunger

Summit Liaison: Tosha Swan Pereira

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