Early Bird Prize Winners
Monday, June 17, 2024
Early birds, it’s your time to fly! Congratulations to our 2024 winners.
At Sealaska, we are deeply grateful for your participation in this year’s election. Selecting exceptional leaders to help guide our shared future is one of the most meaningful ways for shareholders to engage with us.
These winners were randomly selected from the pool of early birds by the Inspectors of Election. All payments will be processed this week and delivered via the payment method on file for distributions in MySealaska.com.
For those who missed the Early Bird deadline, your vote is still incredibly important to us. There is plenty of time left to vote before the deadline (and win prizes, too)!
Vote your proxy by fax, mail or online by 5 p.m. Alaska Time, June 27, 2024 to be eligible to win:
-$2,500 For 3 Winners
-$1,500 For 1 Winner
-$1,000 For 1 Winner
-$500 For 1 Winner
-PLUS one round trip ticket anywhere Alaska Airlines flies!
Your voice - and your vote - matters. Thank you for your participation!
#OneSealaska
At Sealaska, we are deeply grateful for your participation in this year’s election. Selecting exceptional leaders to help guide our shared future is one of the most meaningful ways for shareholders to engage with us.
These winners were randomly selected from the pool of early birds by the Inspectors of Election. All payments will be processed this week and delivered via the payment method on file for distributions in MySealaska.com.
For those who missed the Early Bird deadline, your vote is still incredibly important to us. There is plenty of time left to vote before the deadline (and win prizes, too)!
Vote your proxy by fax, mail or online by 5 p.m. Alaska Time, June 27, 2024 to be eligible to win:
-$2,500 For 3 Winners
-$1,500 For 1 Winner
-$1,000 For 1 Winner
-$500 For 1 Winner
-PLUS one round trip ticket anywhere Alaska Airlines flies!
Your voice - and your vote - matters. Thank you for your participation!
#OneSealaska
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