Making It: A century shaping tomorrow for Alaskans
First National Bank Alaska has thrived for 100 years while helping generations of Alaskans realize their dreams. Read more in this article in the Anchorage Daily News.
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Success Story: North Pole Vet Hospital
“First National immediately saw what our vision was,” says Patrick Lovely, owner, North Pole Veterinary Hospital, which has expanded in recent years, growing from one veterinarian to nine.
First National Bank Alaska celebrates 100 years
The state’s largest locally-owned and -operated community bank has helped Alaskans shape a brighter tomorrow since 1922 ANCHORAGE – First National Bank Alaska opened with just two employees on January 30, 1922. Today, First National is Alaska’s largest community bank with 28 locations in 19 communities and more than 600 employees throughout the state. Few…
First National ranks among top three financial institutions in Alaska for third consecutive year
For the third year in a row, Anchorage Daily News readers voted First National Bank Alaska as one of the state’s top three financial institutions in the annual Best of Alaska survey. This year, the bank took the Silver, or third place award, in the Bank/Financial Institution category. First National was the only Alaskan-owned and…
First National welcomes Sweeney to Board of Directors
First National Bank Alaska is pleased to welcome Tara Sweeney to the bank’s Board of Directors. Sweeney joins Board Chair and CEO Betsy Lawer, Vice Chair Lucy Mahan, First National Bank Alaska President Doug Longacre, Adm. Tom Barrett, USCG (ret.), Perry Eaton, Margy Johnson, Jane Klopfer, Tom Tougas and Janet Weiss on the Board. “Tara…