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Through solid management practices, Kootznoowoo’s leadership team is focused on building businesses that are mindful of operating costs, employee productivity, and outstanding service.

Through solid management practices, Kootznoowoo’s leadership team is focused on building businesses that are mindful of operating costs, employee productivity, and outstanding service.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ARE LISTED BELOW.  CLICK THE QUESTION TO GET THE ANSWER.

Q: I didn’t get my dividend check. What should I do?

A: Shareholders who are missing or did not receive their dividend check should first contact the corporate headquarters to verify their contact information is up-to-date. If the check was not printed due to your status as a missing shareholder, that payment will be processed once your information is made current. Those who have checks that have been lost can request a reissue of their dividend by completing the Check Reissue Request Form. To download that form, click here.

Q: How can I find out how many shares I have in?

A: Please contact the Corporate Headquarters at (907) 790-2992 and one of our team members can assist you.  You may also visit us in person at 8585 Old Dairy Road in Juneau.

Q: Can I sell my Kootznoowoo shares?

A:  No. Your shares in Kootznoowoo represent your ownership in the corporation and have no par value. ANCSA shares cannot be bought, sold, traded, or used as collateral.  

Q: How do I become a Kootznoowoo shareholder?

A:  The only way to receive shares in Kootznoowoo is to receive them through either a gifting transfer from a current shareholder or through inheritance. In order to receive shares via gifting, the current shareholder must complete the Gifting Request Packet. These shares can only be transferred to a child, grandchild, great-grandchild, niece, nephew, or sibling. Also, the recipient must be Alaska Native as defined under ANCSA. Shares cannot be gifted to a parent, grandparent, spouse, aunt, uncle, or anyone who is not Alaska Native. Shares can also be received via inheritance either by a valid Testamentary Disposition, Last Will & Testament, or through Intestate Succession.

Q: Does Kootznoowoo provide any burial assistance to the family of a recently deceased shareholders?

A:  Yes. Kootznoowoo is pleased to provide a funeral benefit that ranges between $500-1000. These funds are intended to assist with funeral and associated expenses and payment will be made directly to the funeral home or mortuary. We are sorry, but they cannot be used to cover travel and lodging for family or friends wishing to attend the funeral. For more information, or to complete the Funeral Benefit Request Form, click here.

Q: Who can I leave my shares to when I pass away?

A:  Shareholders are entitled to leave their shares to whomever they wish when they pass away. However, while most shareholders decide to leave their shares to their children or grandchildren, some may choose to leave their shares to others. However, please know that any beneficiary that is not Alaska Native will have their shares converted to non-voting status upon transfer. In order to protect your shares and ensure they are being transferred according to your wishes, shareholders over the age of 18 should complete a Testamentary Disposition.

Q: Where did my child’s 7(i) monies from Sealaska go?

A:  There is an incorrect assumption that Kootznoowoo is receiving 7(i) monies for “Sealaska’s Life Estate Stock.” The Sealaska Life Estate Stock is not used to calculate the 7(j) monies received from Sealaska. The amount received is based on the original shareholders of 629 or 62,900 original shares. Kootznoowoo does not receive any additional monies from Sealaska.

Joy Demmert

Director of Finance

Joy K’áad Jáad Demmert joined Kootznoowoo in December 2025 as Director of Finance. Joy grew up in Ketchikan and currently resides in Juneau. She is of Haida and Tlingit descent and belongs to the Káat nay-st/Yahkw Jáanaas (Shark House/Middle Town People) Clan.

Joy brings more than 17 years of accounting experience to her role. Most recently, she worked at Sealaska Corporation and previously spent six years at REACH, Inc. in Juneau, where she served as Controller and Chief Financial Officer. Joy holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting and is currently pursuing a Master of Public Administration at the University of Alaska Southeast.

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Bernadette Montez

Bernadette Montez

Business Development Partner

Bernadette joined Kootznoowoo in 2025 to oversee business development. In this role, she focuses
on developing strategic partnerships and pursuing government contracting opportunities. Bernadette
works primarily out of the Kootznoowoo offices on the Kootz Defense Campus in Albuquerque,
New Mexico.

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Sandra Lujan

Office Manager

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Moe Bundrage

Staff Accountant

Moe joined Kootznoowoo in 2024 as the corporation’s Staff Accountant based at the Kootz Defense Campus in Albuquerque, New Mexico.  To this position he brings with him over eight years of expertise in accounting.  Moe is a graduate of the University of New Mexico, where he earned both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in accounting. At Kootznoowoo, Moe supports federal back-office operations and grants administration. Outside of work, Moe is passionate about basketball, coaching middle and high school boys in Albuquerque. He cherishes family time with his elementary-aged daughter and enjoys fostering strong community ties through sports and education.

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Jon Wunrow

Executive Director of Tourism & Natural Resources/Thayer Project Manager

In March 2023, Jon began serving in his current position at Kootznoowoo. In this role, he is working on projects that focus on the protection and stewardship of Mitchell Bay and Cube Cove, the Thayer Creek Hydro Project, the Artist’s Workshop, and expanding Pack Creek Tours and cultural tourism opportunities in Angoon.

Susettna King

Shareholder Administrator

Susettna has served in a variety of roles with the corporation including previously as Office Manager and on the Board of Directors. In 2022, Susettna returned to Kootznoowoo as the Shareholder Administrator where she is responsible for managing the accounts payable and receivables.

Edwell John, Jr.

Business Analyst

Edwell joined the corporation after serving on the Board. In this role, Edwell works closely with the Executive Team on business initiatives. He is responsible for analyzing business metrics, developing improvement plans, and looking at the risks, finances, and profitability of business opportunities.

Martha Henniger

Shareholder Relations Manager

Martha has served Kootznoowoo in a variety of positions throughout the years. In 2023, she came out of retirement to work for the corporation. In her current role, she is responsible for managing all shareholder records, assisting shareholders with their questions and requests, and providing project support as needed.

Keith serves as the Chief Executive Officer, having been appointed to the permanent role in August 2025 after serving as Interim CEO since August 2024. With a career spanning public service, non-profit leadership, and financial management, Keith brings a well-rounded and mission-driven approach to organizational leadership.

Keith holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Montreat College, along with two master’s degrees—one in Business Administration and one in Accountancy. Rounding out this academic journey, Keith also earned a doctorate in Counseling, reflecting a unique blend of financial acumen and a deep commitment to understanding and serving people.

Keith began his career with Kootznoowoo as Controller in November 2023, bringing with him an extensive background as a top financial officer within both city government and non-profit organizations. This diverse experience across public and mission-driven sectors equipped Keith with a comprehensive understanding of fiscal responsibility, organizational strategy, and community impact, laying the foundation for his subsequent leadership roles within the organization.

Under Keith’s leadership, Kootznoowoo successfully achieved 8(a) certification, opening new avenues for growth and opportunity. Keith has since been instrumental in pursuing strategic acquisitions and expanding the organization’s presence in government contracting, positioning Kootznoowoo for long-term, sustainable growth.

Reflective of his professional standing and commitment to community engagement, Keith has served on numerous local and state boards throughout his career. These board appointments underscore his trusted leadership abilities, strategic insight, and dedication to advancing the organizations and communities he serves.

Born overseas, Keith spent 20 years living in Alaska, including a decade based in Juneau. This experience living and working in remote, close-knit communities has shaped Keith’s leadership philosophy, emphasizing resilience, resourcefulness, and genuine connection with the people and communities served.

Keith has been married for over 25 years and is the proud parent of two children. Outside of professional responsibilities, Keith enjoys staying active on the golf course and pursuing a lifelong passion for music.

Keith’s unique combination of financial expertise, counseling insight, board leadership, and firsthand experience in both government and non-profit sectors positions him as a thoughtful, capable, and people-centered leader.

Rocky Estrada

Angoon Maintenance

Rocky has been a longtime employee of Kootznoowoo, providing maintenance support at the corporation’s Angoon facility. Recently, Rocky and his Angoon-based crew also completed the ANB Hall/Teen Center and Artist’s Workshop renovations.

Rebecca DeJean

Office & Human Resources Administrator

Rebecca joined Kootznoowoo in 2023 after relocating to Juneau from the Lower 48. In addition to overseeing the corporate office’s administrative operation’s needs, she also manages Kootznoowoo’s human resource functions.

Ralph “Chico” Bierely

K-Plaza Maintenance Manager

Chico serves as a jack-of-all-trades for the corporation. His main responsibility is overseeing the maintenance and upkeep of the K-Plaza building. However, he provides additional support when needed on a variety of projects. He is based in Juneau.