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Ninestar

Manufacturer of office equipment and printing consumables

Last updated October 13, 2026

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Overview

The evidence provided does not establish facts about the Ninestar / 纳思达 commercial entity. The supplied website excerpts are for Nine Star Education & Employment Services, an Alaska-based organization providing education, employment, and workforce-development services. Its history page describes a nonprofit founded in 1976 and renamed Nine Star Enterprises, Inc. in 1988. Those details do not identify or substantiate the commercial entity requested here, so they are not attributed to Ninestar / 纳思达. Further source evidence is needed to document this brand.

History

The supplied evidence does not provide a substantiated history of Ninestar / 纳思达. The history material concerns Nine Star Education & Employment Services in Alaska, a separate organization identified on its pages by that name and by its education and employment programs. Its history page says that the organization now known as Nine Star Education & Employment Services was founded in 1976, initially operated under earlier names, became a private nonprofit after a 1978 decision, and adopted the name Nine Star Enterprises, Inc. in 1988. These organizational details are not treated as milestones for the Ninestar commercial brand. Evidence that directly identifies the intended company or brand is required before its founding, ownership, products, markets, or development can be described.

  • 1994

    In December, Nine Star completed the final paperwork to take possession of its own building, now referred to as its Downtown Headquarters Building at 125 West Fifth Avenue.

  • 1993

    Nine Star's annual budget stood at $665,000.

  • 1988

    After merging with the Social Intermediate Technology Assistance Corporation (SITACOR), Inc., the merged entity was officially renamed Nine Star Enterprises, Inc.

  • 1978

    Alaska Attorney General Avrum Gross ruled that Nine Star's services were better left to the private sector; the predecessor split from the Alaska Commission of Postsecondary Education and became a private non-profit corporation.

  • 1976

    Nine Star Education & Employment Services was founded by former CEO David S. Alexander and John and Linda Hulbert.

Products and positioning

Office equipment and printing solutions

  • Center for Workforce Excellence

    A workforce development program offering academic readiness, career readiness, technology and skills training, placement testing, and professional development.

  • Youth Services

    A program for young adults aged 16–24 who have dropped out of high school or face barriers to advancing their education and career, offering one-on-one coaching, goal setting, skill development, job search assistance, and career exploration.

  • Work Services Program

    A case management program providing intensive case management to persons referred by the Division of Public Assistance to help them exit the Alaska Temporary Program (ATAP).

Controversies

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