Steven Minor Email & Phone Number

Anchorage, AK, US

Over the last decade or so, more than 140 seafood certification schemes have been developed around the world. You are probably aware of the MSC (Marine Stewardship Council) program or the Monterey Bay Aquarium “Seafood Watch” program; they are but two of many. Almost all of the certification schemes establish their own standards, which may or may not align.

Pacific Northwest

The Working Group on Seafood and Energy is a policy/advocacy coalition that includes Tribal, Seafood Industry and Environmental group representatives who all share a concern about climate change, ocean acidification and the changing marine ecosystem.

Seattle And Alaska

The only thing more complex than the ocean ecosystem are the regulations and market-forces that govern the way in which we interact with it. We have successfully represented our clients in these regulatory and market environments for more than twenty years. We specialize in commercial fishing and coastal community regulatory affairs, regional/national and.

Greater Seattle Area

The Pacific Northwest Crab Industry Advisory Committee (PNCIAC) is the officially sanctioned industry advisory committee to both the North Pacific Fishery Management Council and the Alaska Board of Fish. I have served as Chairman (2004-2012) and Co-Chairman (2012-Present) for more than eleven years; a period that covers the development and implementation.

Seattle And Alaska

The North Pacific Crab Association represents all of the major Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands crab processors and several Alaska Native Community Development Quota (CDQ) organizations that are also dependent upon the health of the Bering Sea crab resource.

Greater Seattle Area

Founder and Executive Producer of the SeaAlliance campaign; a social and traditional media campaign in support of coastal communities and sustainable fisheries.

The Bering Sea fisheries were largely developed by Seattle-based pioneers, but few benefits accrued to the Alaska Native communities along the Bering Sea coast. Congress created six Community Development Quota organizations to address this issue; I was President of the For Profit subsidiary of one of the six groups (The Central Bering Sea Fishermen's.

As a result of the break-up of AT&T in the 1980’s GCI was founded as a competitive long-distance service provider for Alaska. I had a relationship with GCI Alaska prior to 1988, while I was Vice president of Alaska’s largest advertising/public relations firm where GCI was a client. I left the agency to join GCI Alaska during it’s critical regulatory battle.

Now Bradley Reid Communications, Inc