Governor Murkowski Announces
Appointments to Permanent Fund, Aerospace, Game Boards
More Than 700 Alaskans Appointed
to Boards Over Four Years
November 29, 2006
Wednesday AM
Alaska Governor Frank H. Murkowski announced Tuesday the following
appointments to three boards. Over the past four years, Murkowski
has appointed more than 730 Alaskans to serve on the numerous
boards and commissions supporting state programs and agencies.
In addition, members of his cabinet have served on a multitude
of boards and commissions, and Murkowski has nominated numerous
Alaskans to federal commissions, with appointment by federal
cabinet officials.
Permanent Fund Corporation
William G. Moran, Jr. of Ketchikan
was appointed to one of four public member seats on the Permanent
Fund Corporation Board of Trustees for a term ending July 1,
2010. Moran is the president of First Bank in Ketchikan and holds
a BBA from the University of Notre Dame. Financial disclosure
is required.
Alaska Aerospace Development
Corporation
John N. Sweeney and Thomas
D. Walters of Kodiak were appointed to seats designated for private
business sector residents of Kodiak with the passage of SB 207.
Sweeney has been an insurance agent in Kodiak since 1983 and
has a BS in management from the University of the Redlands. The
term ends July 1, 2008. Walters is a lodge owner, helicopter
pilot, Kodiak City Council member since 1993, and holds a BS
from Stephen F. Austin University. The term ends July 1, 2009.
Michael A. Nizich of Juneau, a small business owner for over
20 years, was appointed to a public seat on the Aerospace Board
for a term ending July 1, 2010. Mr. Nizich, was administrative
services director for the Office of the Governor from 1983-2002
and the deputy chief of staff for Governor Murkowski. Financial
disclosure is required.
Board of Game
F. Robert Bell was appointed
to a public seat on the Board of Game, which requires legislative
confirmation and financial disclosure. Mr. Bell is the principal
of F. Robert Bell & Associate, holds a degree in civil engineering
from Washington State University, and formerly served on the
Anchorage Municipal Assembly from 1993-1999.
Source of News:
Office of the Governor
www.gov.state.ak.us
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