NEWS
2024
Architectural Design as a Storytelling Medium
In 1964, Alaska was hit by the strongest earthquake ever recorded in the state, which left huge swaths of destruction behind. One of the hardest-hit areas was the Turnagain neighborhood in Anchorage, a subdivision built in the ‘50s, where huge chunks of the neighborhood fell into the ocean. Although the area was rebuilt, its history remains, notably in the home of Mark and Desiree Pfeffer.
2024
2024 Alaska Business Hall of Fame Laureates
In 1987, Junior Achievement (JA) of Alaska began the Alaska Business Hall of Fame to honor outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to the Alaska business community. Selection for the Alaska Business Hall of Fame is based on support for Junior Achievement’s programs, demonstrated commitment to Alaska business, and direct impact toward furthering the success of business in Alaska. Three laureates named for 2024 contributed to Alaska’s economy through their dedication and leadership, while a fourth honoree is being recognized with the prestigious Denali Award. While their paths differ, each offers words of wisdom to today’s young people and intriguing memories from their personal roads to success.
2023
Three outstanding Alaska business leaders will join the Alaska Business Hall of Fame
Business peers recently selected Sheri Buretta, Pres. & CEO of Chugach Alaska Corporation, David Karp, SVP & Managing Director for Saltchuk and President of Naniq Global Logistics, and Mark Pfeffer, Founder of Pfeffer Development and CONRAC Solutions.
2022
Military family clinic at Creekview Plaza 49 celebrates 2 years with 500 lives saved
The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic celebrated its two-year anniversary in Anchorage, where it has provided mental health services to over 500 patients. The clinic is located at Creekview Plaza 49, a mixed-use property developed by Pfeffer Development and Cook Inlet Housing Authority.