Promoting Economic Growth For Shaan Seet, Craig, AK

The 49th Annual Meeting of Shaan Seet Shareholders is scheduled for Saturday, September 10, 2022. All shareholders with Class A shares are eligible to vote for the two Board of Directors seats that are up for election this year. Proxy and Annual Report packets will be sent out in early August.

THE RECORD DATE FOR THE ANNUAL MEETING IS FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2022 AT 4PM. This is the last date to update your address with Shaan Seet to ensure you receive your proxy packet.

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PROMOTING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

our vision

We are the past, present, and future shareholders of Shaan Seet Incorporated. Shaan Seet will be a driver in the economy, growth, and future of our community, State, and nation through our own investing and effective partnerships. We are the steward of the lands and waters of our ancestors.

our mission

Shaan Seet Incorporated strives to develop economic opportunity that improves the quality of life of our people while perpetuating our culture, which builds trust through integrity and accountability.

Core Values

Trust
Teamwork
Making a Difference
Integrity
A Strong Foundation
Accountability
Financial Independence
Traditionalism
Commitment

History of shaan seet

The history of Fish Egg Island is the basis of our heritage and culture and how Shaan Seet was named.

North Fish Egg Island is located on the northwest portion of the island. This site is extensive and contains garden ridges, house beams, large expanses of shell middens, and various landscape modifications. This village is referred to as “Shaan da”. The small strait between Fish Egg Island and the community of Craig is known as “Shaan Seet”.

Shaan da is also used to refer to Fish Egg Island as a whole.

Shaan da is a highly significant cultural place from several perspectives. It contains archaeological and historic remains, which can be lined to oral histories passed down by Elders of Craig, Klawock, and Hydaburg. As a regionally important herring fishery for many centuries, the island has been a place where people and culture have come together.