Anthony Lindoff

Anthony Lindoff worked at Sealaska’s Office of Diversity Solutions (ODS) this summer, where he received the opportunity to work with the director of ODS and former Sealaska intern, Russell Dick.

Working at ODS has provided Lindoff with many essential business skills; it has also served as the initial step towards accomplishing his future career goals.

“Working for Sealaska has been a long-time goal of mine. Interning is the first step in accomplishing my goal. I enjoy it a lot. It’s an awesome learning experience and a great work environment. Overall, it’s a challenging and very rewarding internship, and I’m grateful and proud to have been given this opportunity to develop my business skills.”

Lindoff grew up in Hoonah, Alaska. He is the grandson of Amps and Martha Carle and James and Elizabeth Lindoff, and the son of Josephine Lindoff and Robert Carle. A descendant shareholder, Anthony is Tlingit of the Kaagwantaan Clan.

Lindoff is a senior at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado, where he pursues a degree in international business. After he graduates, he hopes to return to Alaska and work for Sealaska.

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