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Join us for February 11th - 13th to meet with our state legislators and administration!
Registration closes on January 31st.
Questions? Contact info@fairbankschamber.org
Don't forget to fill out the Registration Info Form!
2025 Juneau Fly-In Registration - Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce, AK
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OVERVIEW
Advocate for a healthy economic future for Alaska!
Every year, the Fairbanks Chamber and its members fly to Juneau to inform legislators and the administration of our advocacy priorities and concerns. Participating in our Juneau Fly-In allows you to engage in the policy-making process and gives your business exposure and presence among lawmakers.
The 1.5-day agenda includes group meetings with legislators, administrative leadership, department commissioners, and an evening reception. All meetings are pre-arranged by the Chamber staff. First time flying with us? Don't worry, we pair first-time participants with Chamber members who have experience advocating for our priorities.
Need to request support from your manager or senior leadership? Download and personalize this letter.
PRICING
Members: $275 (includes two breakfasts, a lunch, and reception)
*This event does not include airfare and hotel.
Any cancellations or registration changes must be made before January 31.
ESSENTIAL DATES
Friday, January 17
Hotel room block closes. If you miss this date, you may book at the corporate rate if there are still rooms available in area hotels.
Friday, February 7
Mandatory pre-trip orientation: 2:00 - 3:00 PM Chamber of Commerce Conference Room, 100 Cushman Street, Suite 102
Tuesday, February 11
Travel to Juneau
Wednesday, February 12
Breakfast program: 7:00 - 8:00 AM Baranof Hotel, Douglas Room
Meetings with legislators and government officials: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Lunch program: 12:00 - 1:00 PM Baranof Hotel, Douglas Room
Evening reception: 5:00 - 7:00 PM Baranof Hotel
Thursday, February 13
Breakfast program: 7:00 - 8:00 AM Baranof Hotel, Douglas Room
Meetings with legislators and government officials: 8:00 - 11:00 AM
Depart Juneau
HOTEL
We recommend staying at the Baranof Hotel.
Room blocks are guaranteed until: January 17, 2025.
To receive the Chamber's discounted rate, you must make your reservations through the online links below:
Reservations: Click here to book online. If you have problems booking online or rooms show unavailable, please call the hotel at (907) 586-2660 and reference the Fairbanks Chamber Fly-In to receive your discounted rate.
Block Room Rate: $289 per night
SPONSOR THE FLY-IN
Sponsor the Fly-In to help us bring the voice of Fairbanks to Juneau.
RECEPTION SPONSOR: $2,500
- Strong association between your business and support of advocacy efforts made in the State
- Logo placed on the Juneau Fly-In website
- Logo placed on the Juneau Legislative Reception invitation sent to the Governor, administrators, legislators and staff
- Company tagged and logo placed on all social media posts related to the Fly-In
- Logo and sponsorship recognized in all Juneau Fly-In content in our twice weekly newsletter
- Sponsorship recognized in President/CEOs remarks, and on any Fly-In collateral at the Weekly Business Luncheons
- Sponsorship recognized in remarks at Fly-In
- Logo placed on signage at all Fly-In events (keynote speakers, reception)
BREAKFAST AND LUNCH SPONSOR: $1,250
- All benefits of base level sponsorship
- 4 invitations to the event
- Logo placed on all drink tickets given to attendees
SUPPORTING SPONSORS: $600
- 2 invitations to the event
- Logo placed on the Juneau Fly-In website page
- Company tagged and logo placed on all social media posts related to Juneau Fly-In
- Logo and sponsorship recognized on all related content in our twice-weekly newsletter, The Scoop
- Sponsorship recognized in President/CEOs remarks, and on any Fly-In collateral at the Weekly Business Luncheons
- Logo placed on table signage
This event would not be possible without the generous support of our membership. We look forward to working with you in 2025!
Please contact Lenora Mathis at 907.374.6703 or lenora@fairbankschamber.org to discuss this opportunity.
FLIGHTS
Don't travel alone. Book these flights to make sure you have company and also make carpooling easier.
Alaska Airlines has graciously provided a Meeting Fare Code with a 7% discount for all those traveling, please use code ECMO089 when securing your flight.
Meeting Fare Rules:
· Your group is entitled to a 7% discount off Alaska Airlines published fares (except companion and other promotional fares).
· Any change or cancellation after ticketing is subject to a service charge. All fare rules and additional blackout dates of the fare apply.
· All tickets must be issued online or by the Alaska Airlines Group desk.
· A $15.00 service fee will apply to any tickets issued by the Group Desk.
Please advise all travelers to verify all current baggage allowances and fees as well as travel policies on Baggage policies | Alaska Airlines prior to travel.
Flights to Juneau
Flight # 1072 and Flight # 62
Flight # 2412 and Flight #64
Flight # 2145 and Flight # 70
Return Flights to Fairbanks
Flight # 73 and Flight # 159
Flight # 1065 and Flight # 2408
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Recap of the 2024 Juneau Fly-In
Sixteen business leaders from Alaska’s Interior converged on the Alaska State Capitol in Juneau last week to promote the chamber’s priorities of cheap energy & workforce development.
The two days of meetings and presentations also included a catered reception hosted by the chamber.
Represented through the Chamber on the Juneau Fly-In were Alaska Oil & Gas Association, American Red Cross of Alaska, Doyon Ltd., Explore Fairbanks, Fairbanks Children's Museum, Fairbanks Education Association, Fairbanks Pipeline Training Center, Golden Heart Utilities, Interior Gas Utility, Kinross Alaska, Morris Thompson Cultural & Visitor's Center, RESPEC, the Odom Corp., Tower Hill Mines, and Usibelli Coal Mine.
The team met with dozens of state lawmakers and three commissioners on a whirlwind trip that included a lunch presentation from the Department of Law, Alaska Energy Authority, and an update on in-state food and crop production from the Alaska Farm Bureau. U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski was also visiting the capital and a few chamber members watched her address to the 33rd Alaska Legislature live. By and large, state leaders agreed that bringing down the cost of energy and developing a robust workforce are vital for a healthy economic climate in Alaska.
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Thank you 2025 Sponsors!
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