Michael Jungreis, Partner with the law firm Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP, has been elected as the President of the Commonwealth North Board of Directors for 2012.
The new 2012 Commonwealth North Executive Committee will also include Tom Case, Chancellor, University of Alaska Anchorage as President-Elect; Michele Brown, President & CEO of United Way of Anchorage as Secretary; and Meera Kohler, President and CEO of Alaska Village Electric Coop as Treasurer. Dr. Tom Nighswander, Alaska Tribal Health Consortium and University of Washington School of Medicine, will remain on the Executive Committee as Past-President.
New Board members include: Tom Case, Chancellor, University of Alaska Anchorage, and Bruce Lamoureux, Chief Executive, Providence Health & Services, Alaska. Re-elected Board members include: Nils Andreassen, Managing Director, Institute of the North; Cheryl Frasca, Director, Office of Management and Budget, Municipality of Anchorage; Michael Jungreis, Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP; Meera Kohler, President and CEO, Alaska Village Electric Cooperative; and Tom Nighswander, Physician, Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, and University of Washington School of Medicine.
Commonwealth North leads Alaskans to adopt enlightened policies that enhance Alaskans’ quality of life and improve the State’s ability to effectively manage its resources. The purpose of Commonwealth North is to educate its members and others on significant public policy issues affecting Alaska and its future, and to assist in their resolution. Commonwealth North was co-founded by former Alaska Governors Walter Hickel and the late William Egan. Commonwealth North is a non-partisan organization where cultural and professional diversity is welcomed.
Commonwealth North provides an educational forum where opinion leaders and activists in Alaska can gather to review public policy issues and topics affecting the state. Commonwealth North is a non-partisan organization where cultural and professional diversity is welcomed. Monthly forums are held to hear from renowned speakers on a wide variety of stimulating and controversial subjects. Working committees, called Study Groups, are formed by its membership to research critical issues and to produce reports or publications. Commonwealth North is funded by individual memberships and private sector funds.
