Goldbelt

Highly Engaged Employees

Goldbelt, Incorporated, established in 1974 following the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, is a for-profit urban Alaska Native corporation headquartered in Juneau, Alaska. Initially focused on the logging and timber industry, Goldbelt strategically diversified its operations. It later expanded into tourism, which remains a significant component of its business activities. Today, the corporation's primary revenue and income streams are derived from government contracting and services, reflecting a substantial shift in its business model and market focus.

With a reported revenue of $575.1M and an employee range of 1,000-5,000 individuals across its 5 locations, Goldbelt actively manages its assets and conducts business to benefit its shareholders. The company's mission is deeply rooted in its heritage, aiming to foster economic growth and provide opportunities for its shareholder base. Understanding the people behind its success is key, and you can learn more by Meet Goldbelt's team. This focus on shareholder value and strategic business development underpins its long-term objectives and operational strategy.

Goldbelt's product and service offerings are diverse, encompassing areas such as native services, security services, logistics, and federal contracting. Its strategic evolution from resource-based industries to service-oriented government contracts highlights its adaptability and commitment to sustainable growth. The corporation's operational footprint and its role within the Alaskan economy are central to its identity, emphasizing its commitment to both its shareholders and the broader community it serves through its varied business ventures.