Financial adviser discusses OBI recapitalization

Here's the write-up from Zachary Scott & Co.

This deal initially was announced back in March.

Silver Bay takes OBI stake, assumes management

Here's a news release.

Robin Samuelsen steps down as BBEDC chairman

This news was a little slow reaching us, but here it is.

A significant CDQ hire

Michael Link is the new president and CEO of Bristol Bay Economic Development Corp., one of Alaska's six community development quota companies.

More CDQ news

The Bristol Bay Economic Development Corp. is looking for a new president and CEO.

CDQ companies work a major crab deal

Here's the press release.

BBRSDA, BBEDC sue EPA over proposed Pebble mine

Here are the lawsuit and a press release.

Here's money, go fish!

Now this is interesting. Bristol Bay Economic Development Corp. this year offered local commercial salmon fishermen advances of up to $5,000 to pay for nets, insurance, fuel and so forth.

Borrowers must repay the loan, plus $25, by July 20. Details here.

Look out, codfish!

Artist's rendering of planned longliner Northern Leader.

Seattle-based Jensen Maritime Consultants says it has been selected to design "one of the world's largest freezer longliner fishing vessels."

The 184-foot boat will be built in Tacoma for Alaskan Leader Fisheries and will be homeported in Kodiak.

CDQ company seeks new leader

Here's a mighty interesting job availability.

Bristol Bay Economic Development Corp. is looking for a president and chief executive officer.

Dillingham-based BBEDC is one of six Alaska fishing companies operating under the federal Community Development Quota program.

Last I heard, Robin Samuelsen was BBEDC's president and CEO, and he remains so listed on the company's website.