ALASKA

The Alaska Association of Professional Landmen (AKAPL) is a non-profit professional organization and an affiliate organization of the American Association of Professional Landmen. The American Association of Professional Landmen is composed of 44 affiliate organizations throughout North America with more than 18,000 members... The AKAPL was establish in 1961 as a proliferation of company landmen and other land professionals arrived in Alaska shortly after the Swanson River oil and Kenai Gas Field discoveries in the late 1950s. For decades, the AKAPL has provided a venue for landmen working in Alaska to network, learn about new rules and policies, and initiate deals. Today, AKAPL membership has reached a new high with members from oil and gas majors and independents, mining companies, state and federal agencies, law firms, and consulting companies.

Also known as: Alaska Association

Primary location: Anchorage United States