McKinley Alaska Private Investment
Venture capitalAnchorage · 6 people tracked
Investment thesis
The firm focuses on investment opportunities tied to Alaska and the Arctic, drawing on responsible investing experience and local Alaska connectivity. It views Alaska as a resource-rich, low-population, business-friendly region at the strategic intersection of Arctic North America and Asia, offering an ecosystem suited to ambitious, disruptive companies. Its advantages include proprietary deal flow from an Alaska network, global connectivity for best-in-class partners, and established operations infrastructure. The firm targets private equity, venture capital, and real assets, and has fully deployed its first fund.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 25, 2026.
Team · 6 people
from the firm's websiteWhat they invest in
from 1 of 1 portfolio companiesCleantech ×1Energy ×1
HQs:United States×1
Investments · 1 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathCleantechEnergyMills, US
Greyson Buckingham(Executive Officer, Director)John Lee(Executive Officer)Jakob Norman(Executive Officer)Robert Garland(Director)Maxwell Mortimer(Director)Robert Heskett(Director)
Co-investorsEvok InnovationsHalliburton Labs
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does McKinley Alaska Private Investment focus on?
- McKinley Alaska Private Investment focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is McKinley Alaska Private Investment located?
- McKinley Alaska Private Investment is headquartered in Anchorage, US.
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