Benjamin Mallott | |
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Education | Oregon State University American University |
Occupation | Executive |
Employer | Alaska Federation of Natives |
Parent | Toni Mallott Byron Mallott |
Benjamin Mallott is an Indigenous American executive. He is the current president of the Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN). [1]
Mallott graduated from Juneau-Douglas High School. [1] He then graduated from Oregon State University and acquired a master's degree from American University. [2]
On October 1, 2024, Mallott became the president of the Alaska Federation of Natives, succeeding Julie Kitka. [3] Previously, he had worked in the organization for 11 years as its Director of Communications, Special Assistant to the President, and Vice President of External Affairs, among other roles. [4] [5] He had also been a Legislative Assistant to Alaska senator Lisa Murkowski. [4]
Mallott also serves on the board of the Alaska Native Heritage Center, the Baan O Yeel Kon Corporation, the Nature Conservancy Alaska, Northern Taiga Ventures, and the Alaska Humanities Forum. [5] [1]
Mallott is the son of Toni Mallott, a retired schoolteacher, and former Alaska Lieutenant Governor Byron Mallott, who had also once served as the AFN's president. [5] [1] [2] His brother, Anthony Mallott, was formerly the president of Sealaska Corporation. [1]
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