
Welcoming Joy Britt, MPH — Strengthening ANVCA’s Program Management Capacity.
WELCOME TO ANVCA
Joy Britt is the new ANVCA Program Management Consultant! Joy is an experienced public health and program management professional who has spent the last 18 years navigating the ever-exciting worlds of public health, federal grants, partnerships, and the occasional acronym overload. The majority of her career was dedicated to serving Alaska Tribes at the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC), where she helped lead the then-pilot ANCSA Contaminated Lands Partnership Group from concept to nationally recognized collaboration.
Born on the island of Saipan and raised in Guam, Joy earned a B.S. in Biology with a minor in Chemistry and a Master of Public Health Practice— all with summa cum laude honors.
Throughout her career, Joy has specialized in strengthening community-centered programs through strategic leadership, partnership development, and successful federal grant acquisition. She has a proven track record of helping organizations grow programmatic capacity, secure sustainable funding, and build systems that support long-term success and measurable community impact. She is particularly passionate about translating complex funding and policy requirements into actionable, community-driven solutions that actually work in real life — not just in grant narratives.
Based in Dena’ina Ełnena (Anchorage, Alaska) since 2008, Joy serves as the Alaska representative on two national EPA Tribal Partnership Groups. She remains deeply committed to advancing impactful, solution-focused work across Alaska, the Pacific region, and Indigenous communities beyond — ideally with strong coffee and a well-organized spreadsheet nearby.
Joy’s Contact Information:
Email – joy@anvca.biz
Mobile – 907-360-6505

The Alaska Native CEO Association (ANVCA) was formed in 2010 to bring Chief Executive Officers of Alaska Native Village Corporations together to share their resources of village corporation success. ANVCA established its annual gathering as a collaborative village corporation event filled with professional training and advocacy in the areas of land, shareholder relations, government contracting, board development, and government relations.
As ANVCA grew, village corporation board of directors, their land, shareholder relations, financial and government contracting departments asked to be more involved the collaborative efforts of ANVCA. The name was then changed to the Alaska Native Village Corporation Association.
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