Organizations
The support organizations, agencies, and partners powering Alaska's entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Alaska has dozens of organizations that support entrepreneurs: lenders, advisors, accelerators, nonprofits, government agencies, and chambers of commerce. Most operate independently, and many are invisible to the entrepreneurs who need them. AKEW’s first job is to make this ecosystem visible. Below is the directory of every organization participating in Alaska Entrepreneurship Week 2026. Filter by region, type, or service to find the support that matches specific needs.
Strategic Partners
Organizations contributing shared resources, programming, and institutional alignment with AKEW's mission. Designated annually by the Statewide Co-Chairs. Learn more
Junior Achievement Alaska (JA)
Fiscal Sponsors
AKv3
"Alaska Version 3 is here to support the work of Alaskans who want to strengthen Alaska’s communities, people, and opportunities — resulting in a vibrant, self-sufficient, and globally relevant Alaska that supports its’ rural and urban citizens and economies for generations to come."
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AK Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
AKv3
"Alaska Version 3 is here to support the work of Alaskans who want to strengthen Alaska’s communities, people, and opportunities — resulting in a vibrant, self-sufficient, and globally relevant Alaska that supports its’ rural and urban citizens and economies for generations to come."
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Junior Achievement Alaska (JA)
Organizers
AK Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
AKv3
"Alaska Version 3 is here to support the work of Alaskans who want to strengthen Alaska’s communities, people, and opportunities — resulting in a vibrant, self-sufficient, and globally relevant Alaska that supports its’ rural and urban citizens and economies for generations to come."
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Alaska Manufacturing Association (AKMA)
"The Alaska Manufacturing Association (AKMA) is the first and only statewide organization dedicated to makers, builders, and producers. From the fisherman freeze-drying kelp in Southeast, to the CNC machinist in Fairbanks, to the food entrepreneur scaling a recipe into a retail brand — Alaska manufacturers share one thing in common: resilience. AKMA exists to bring them together."
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Junior Achievement Alaska (JA)
Event Hosts
AK Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
Alaska Manufacturing Association (AKMA)
"The Alaska Manufacturing Association (AKMA) is the first and only statewide organization dedicated to makers, builders, and producers. From the fisherman freeze-drying kelp in Southeast, to the CNC machinist in Fairbanks, to the food entrepreneur scaling a recipe into a retail brand — Alaska manufacturers share one thing in common: resilience. AKMA exists to bring them together."
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Junior Achievement Alaska (JA)
Supporting Organizations
AK Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
AKv3
"Alaska Version 3 is here to support the work of Alaskans who want to strengthen Alaska’s communities, people, and opportunities — resulting in a vibrant, self-sufficient, and globally relevant Alaska that supports its’ rural and urban citizens and economies for generations to come."
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Alaska Manufacturing Association (AKMA)
"The Alaska Manufacturing Association (AKMA) is the first and only statewide organization dedicated to makers, builders, and producers. From the fisherman freeze-drying kelp in Southeast, to the CNC machinist in Fairbanks, to the food entrepreneur scaling a recipe into a retail brand — Alaska manufacturers share one thing in common: resilience. AKMA exists to bring them together."
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