Community Support
Strengthens communities through direct services, resources, and capacity-building initiatives.
Statewide business advocacy organization promoting economic growth and policy development in Alaska
About Organization
Alaska State Chamber of Commerce drives positive change for Alaska's business environment through leadership, advocacy, connectivity, and member support services. Founded in 1953 and based in Anchorage, AK, the chamber operates with $947,100 in annual revenue and 6 employees serving businesses throughout the state.
Community Support
Strengthens communities through direct services, resources, and capacity-building initiatives.
Policy Advocacy
Advances systemic change through research, policy analysis, and strategic advocacy efforts.
Program Delivery
Implements evidence-based programs designed to achieve measurable outcomes and community impact.
Form 990 data showing organizational financial health and growth.
Revenue (2023)
$947K
+27.1% vs 2022
Expenses (2023)
$908K
+16.1% vs 2022
Assets (2023)
$998K
+34.6% vs 2022
Employees (2023)
6
+20% vs 2022
| Year | Revenue | Expenses | Assets | Employees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | $947,099 | $907,610 | $998,236 | 6 |
| 2022 | $745,152 | $781,593 | $741,481 | 5 |
| 2020 | $4,067,823 | $3,829,293 | $692,963 | 9 |
| 2019 | $851,335 | $900,259 | $560,773 | 11 |
| 2018 | $936,263 | $961,253 | $585,810 | 6 |
Source: IRS Form 990 filings. All figures in USD.
Identifies community needs through data analysis and stakeholder engagement to inform program design.
Develops evidence-based programs and services tailored to address identified needs and achieve measurable outcomes.
Implements programs through trained staff and partners to ensure quality service delivery and participant engagement.
Measures program effectiveness and collects feedback to continuously improve services and demonstrate results.
Services and programs offered by Alaska State Chamber of Commerce
Provides grants to raise awareness for local childcare chal designed to support organizational goals and deliver measurable community impact.
Advances policy priorities through strategic advocacy, coalition building, and engagement with decision makers.
Delivers benefits, resources, and support services exclusively designed for organizational members and stakeholders.
Meet the people behind Alaska State Chamber of Commerce.
Kati Capozzi has served as the President and CEO of the Alaska Chamber since April 2019. Her previous roles include campaign manager for Stand for Alaska, communications director at the Resource Development Council, and special projects manager at the Alaska Oil and Gas Association.
April Cooley was transplanted in Anchorage in 2003, shortly after receiving her B.S. in Business Administration, with an emphasis in Accounting, from Oregon State University. April founded Cooley Tax & Accounting, Inc in 2013, a home based business, in an effort to spend more time with her husband and three children. She enjoys being part of the small business community in Anchorage, which represents the greater part of her client base. April considers Alaska home, where she enjoys spending as much time on the mountains and trails, by bike, foot, snowboard and ski.
Lydia Haigh joined the Alaska Chamber as the Membership and Office Manager in October 2023. Haigh made her way to Alaska in 2012, her professional background is rich and diverse, encompassing experiences in communications, marketing, and process management. Haigh holds a BS in Business, specializing in Marketing.
Kari Nore joined the Alaska Chamber as the Director of External Affairs, in March of 2023. Prior to the Chamber, Nore served as Project Manager at the Resource Development Council for Alaska, Inc. for over two and a half years. She spent almost 6 years working in the Alaska State Legislature, advancing from the front desk scheduler to a senior staff position in the Senate President’s Office.
1953
1953
Established to serve community needs and advance organizational mission.
2020
2020
Enhanced service delivery and broadened community reach through strategic initiatives.
2023
2023
Enhanced service delivery and broadened community reach through strategic initiatives.
Board members, advisors, and key contributors
Information compiled from IRS Form 990 and organizational materials.
Top compensated officers & key employees from IRS Form 990
Total Reported (2023)
$179K
Highest Paid
$179K
Kati Capozzi
Compensated Officers
1
| Name | Title | Base | Other | Total | Hrs/Wk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kati Capozzi | President And C | $156,000 | $23,244 | $179,244 | 40 |
| Name | Title | Base | Other | Total | Hrs/Wk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kati Capozzi | President And C | $175,500 | $21,135 | $196,635 | 40 |
| Name | Title | Base | Other | Total | Hrs/Wk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kati Capozzi | President & CEO | $122,626 | $15,505 | $138,131 | 40 |
| Name | Title | Base | Other | Total | Hrs/Wk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kati Capozzi | President & CEO | $89,040 | $9,056 | $98,096 | 40 |
| Curtis Thayer | President | $27,587 | $2,794 | $30,381 | 40 |
| Name | Title | Base | Other | Total | Hrs/Wk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Curtis Thayer | President & CEO | $164,107 | $28,553 | $192,660 | 40 |
Source: IRS Form 990 filings. Compensation includes base and other reported compensation.
Paycheck Protection Program (2020-2021)
Total Approved
$79K
Total Forgiven
$80K
101% forgiven
Jobs Retained
4
Source: Small Business Administration • Paycheck Protection Program (2020-2021)
Grant funding relationships from IRS Form 990 filings
Source: IRS Form 990 Schedule I filings. Amounts may span multiple tax years.
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