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Theme for SWAMC's 2025 Economic Summit &Membership Meeting2025 Economic Summit & and Membership Meeting
March 5 – 6 – 7 | Hotel Captain Cook | Anchorage

The purpose of the Economic Summit is to provide opportunities for learning, considering best practices and new approaches to addressing challenges, and stimulating dialogue and ideas for the future of our region. Click through to learn more about the event, how to register, sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities, and more.

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What’s New

Recovery & Resilience in Southwest Alaska

Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic – For Now and the Future

Our Economic Resources & Programs

Build Back Better Alaska Mariculture Cluster

SWAMC partners with key organizations to promote Alaska’s mariculture industry, focusing on shellfish and kelp farming, while connecting regional stakeholders and advocating for growth, economic development, and sustainability in Southwest Alaska’s coastal communities.

Economic Recovery Plan 

With CARES Act funding, SWAMC is developing a Regional Economic Recovery & Resiliency Plan to develop strategies with key stakeholders to enable the region to better withstand economic downturns.

Energy Audits

Small businesses and commercial fishers can apply for low-cost energy audits through the SWAMC Energy Audit Program. We assist businesses in accessing funding available through USDA grant programs.

COVID Relief Resources 

SWAMC assists Southwest Alaska businesses in understanding, accessing, and applying for the many COVID relief resources and programs offered by the EDA, Alaska ARPA, and other federal programs.

Become a SWAMC Member

SWAMC members have a direct impact on the Southwest Alaska community and support a healthy, thriving economy in the region. As a 501(c)4 nonprofit organization, we rely on member contributions to continue proving economic resources and advocating for rural communities in Southwest Alaska. Many of our current members include tribal councils and other non-profits, for-profit businesses, and municipal members. 

Want to invest in the Southwest Alaska Community by becoming a Member?

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