CHARR Promotes Erickson to President and CEO
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CHARR Promotes Erickson to President and CEO

Alaska Business Magazine
April 17, 2026

Summary

BreeAnna Erickson has been appointed as the new President and CEO of the Alaska Cabaret, Hotel, Restaurant and Retailers Association (CHARR). Since joining CHARR in 2019, she has played a pivotal role in various capacities, focusing on workforce development and apprenticeship initiatives that bolster the hospitality industry in Alaska.

With over a decade of experience in workforce development and a strong educational foundation, Erickson’s leadership is expected to enhance training programs and create more robust career pathways for apprentices in the hospitality sector. Her promotion reflects a continued commitment to fostering a skilled workforce through effective collaboration and support for industry members.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

Erickson's leadership at CHARR signifies a strengthened focus on apprenticeship programs within Alaska's hospitality industry. Her experience in workforce development will likely drive the expansion of earn-and-learn opportunities, benefiting both apprentices and employers looking to build a skilled workforce.

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