Through my Tatitlek heritage, I am empowered to decide my future.

Copper Mountain Foundation’s investment in the shareholder community includes millions of dollars in funding opportunities, programs, and assistance.

COPPER MOUNTAIN FOUNDATION

THROUGH THE YEARS

YEAR

1990

Copper Mountain Foundation Created

YEAR

1994

Cultural Heritage Week Founded

YEAR

2018

Michelle Vlasoff Endowment Created

YEAR

2019

Copper Mountain Foundation Website Launched

YEAR

2020

Internship Program Started

LEADERSHIP

Angela Totemoff

President

Service - Angela Totemoff is currently the Director of Shareholder Services and the President of the Copper Mountain Foundation.

Sheri Buretta

Chairman

Board Service - Since 2005
Additional Service - Chairman for Copper Mountain Foundation, Tatitlek Settlement Trust and Lead for TTC’s Finance and Audit Committee

Nanci Robart

Secretary

Board Service - Since 2018

Kenneth Vlasoff

Treasurer

Board Service - More than a decade
Additional Service - President of Tatitlek Contractors Inc. and Tatitlek Management Inc.

Kristel Komakhuk

Trustee

Board Service - Since 2009
Additional Service - Board member of Tatitlek Support Services, Inc., Tatitlek Response Services, Inc., Copper Mountain Foundation and Tatitlek Settlement Trust

Roy Totemoff

Trustee

Board Services - Since 2006
Additional Service - Board member of all corporate subsidiaries of the Tatitlek Corporation

TEAM

Crystal Boskofsky

Education and Cultural Programs Manager

Crystal Boskofsky serves as the Education and Cultural Programs Manager for The Tatitlek Corporation, where she is dedicated to enhancing the lives and futures of Tatitlek shareholders and descendants through meaningful engagement and cultural preservation. In this role Crystal leads cultural and scholarship programs, fundraising and grant solicitation management. As a lifelong Alaskan, Crystal was raised in Ouzinkie and currently resides in Anchorage with her family.

• Crystal's professional background includes over a decade of service as an elected board member for an Alaska Native Corporation, as well as experience in advocacy, grant compliance, accounting, and risk management.

• Prior roles at TTC include experience with the Risk and Contracts teams.

• She has attended Wayland Baptist University and the University of Alaska Anchorage, with past participation in various leadership development programs.

• Crystal is passionate about education and cultural preservation, having chaired and expanded an Alaska Native scholarship program in response to rising costs and evolving community needs. Through her leadership, the program grew to include a broader range of awards, from collegiate and vocational scholarships to career-focused and cultural grants.

Lydia Robart

Education and Cultural Programs Coordinator

Lydia Robart is Education and Cultural Programs Coordinator for The Tatitlek Corporation. Her responsibilities include supporting Copper Mountain Foundation’s scholarship program and cultural preservation initiatives. She is the daughter of Nanci and Floyd Robart and was raised in the Native Village of Tatitlek with her two siblings, Benjamin and Talya. With a deep respect for Alaska Native culture, she is excited to assist in supporting CMF for the benefit of the Tatitlek shareholder community.

•. Lydia graduated from Tatitlek Community School in April 2023.

• She previously served as class assistant and dance instructor for Cultural Heritage Week

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