The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce 2026-2027 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OFFICERS Vince Barletta, Chair Harvest Manitoba Beverlie Stuart, Past Chair Manitoba Aerospace and Defence Karly McRae, Vice Chair Lakehouse Properties Jamie Dumont, Vice Chair Chadwick Consulting Ltd. Mike Boucher, Treasurer Deloitte Alison Kirkland, Secretary Consulting Josh Bokhaut, Legal Counsel Pitblado Law
DIRECTORS Chris Avery Arctic Gateway Group James Fehr RBC Royal Bank Josh Girman PCL Constructors Canada Inc. Mark Colley EPLS Group of Companies Matt Pilloud MNP LLP Michelle Finley Wawanesa Insurance
Michelle Kuly Blueprint Inc. Nick Bockstael Bockstael Construction Limited Sachit Mehra East India Company Pub & Eatery Stacy Kennedy Mining Association of Manitoba Tessa Masi Steinbach Chamber of Commerce Tilda Fortier Greenstone Building Products Tracy Dandeneau People First HR Services
From Winnipeg to rural Manitoba, our board represents the diversity of the province’s business community. These leaders bring fresh ideas, deep expertise and a shared commitment to driving growth, innovation
and opportunity across Manitoba.
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The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce is dedicated to championing the companies, organizations and people that make this province a great place to work and live. We unite a network of 65 local chambers and nearly 10,000 member organizations, focusing on provincial issues while local chambers bridge the gap, connecting us to business needs at every corner of the province. If you’re a member of your local chamber of commerce, you already know the power of the network. Expand your reach and join your provincial chamber. JOINTHECHAMBER.CA ELEVATE your brand awareness and credibility in the business community INVEST in the success of your company and access a wealth of perks and benefits AMPLIFY your voice on policy matters that impact your business EXPAND your network of business and industry leaders across Manitoba
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At the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce, we recognize that our work takes place on the traditional lands of Indigenous Peoples, whose histories, cultures and contributions have shaped and continue to shape Manitoba. We are committed to economic reconciliation through meaningful
relationships that respect and honour Indigenous rights while opening opportunities for Indigenous-led businesses to thrive. Prosperity for Manitoba must include the prosperity of Indigenous Peoples. Growth must be grounded in equity, respect and shared benefit.
By working alongside Indigenous leaders, entrepreneurs and communities, we can build a future where growth is inclusive, opportunity is accessible and the benefits of prosperity are shared by all Manitobans.
MCC Statement on Reconciliation
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