2016 Annual Report - Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce€¦ · President Jason Yochim. “Darla...

Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce 2016 Annual Report

Our Mission

The Chamber, in partnership with community and business, is committed to ensuring that the Saskatoon region has the “Best Business Climate in Canada, Thereby Creating a City of Opportunity, as a means by which this community can ensure future health and prosperity for our children, well into the 21st century.

Our Vision

Our members lead in creating a prosperous Saskatoon region.

ContentsAnnual General Meeting Agenda ..................................................................... Page 2

Amendments of Bylaws .................................................................................. Page 3

President's Report .......................................................................................... Page 4

Darla Lindbjerg new Chief Executive Officer .................................................... Page 5

2016 Chamber Objectives / Results ................................................................ Page 6

Chamber Accreditation ................................................................................... Page 7

2017-2018 Board of Directors ........................................................................ Page 8

Committees .................................................................................................. Page 10

Minutes of the 2015 Annual General Meeting ................................................ Page 12

2016 New Members ..................................................................................... Page 14

Staff .............................................................................................................. Page 15

Financial Statements ..................................................................................... Page 16

GREATER SASKATOON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE104-202 4th Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK S7K 0K1

Phone: (306) 244-2151 Fax: (306) 244-8366E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.saskatoonchamber.com

2016 Annual Report


Annual General Meeting AgendaThursday, May 25, 2017LB Distillers

4:00 pm: Cocktails, Appetizers, and Networking

5:00 pm: Welcome & Introduction of Guests, Dignitaries, Past Presidents, President Jason Yochim, Emcee

Message from our Sponsor, SaskTel

Call Meeting to Order – President Jason Yochim Chamber of Commerce 110th Annual General Meeting Motion to accept Minutes of the 109th AGM

Vice President - Financial Report - Peggie Koenig Motion to accept 2016 Audited Financial Statements

Consideration of Motions: President Jason Yochim a) Appointment of Auditors b) Amendments of Bylaws (see page 3) b) Actions of Officers and Board of Directors c) Approval for Signing Authority

Swearing in of Chair, First Vice-Chair and Second Vice-Chair Honourable Gordon Wyatt

Presentations: a) Presentation of Volunteer of the Year Award – President Jason Yochim b) Presentation to Outgoing Board Members – President Jason Yochim c) Presentation of Collage/Caricature/Ring to Jason Yochim – Past President Tanya Knight d) Presentation of President’s Gavel to Kelly Bode – President Jason Yochim` e) Presentation on Chamber Branding - Sanj Singh

Closing Remarks: a) Motion to ratify the actions of the AGM meeting of May 25, 2017 b) Remarks of Incoming Chair - Kelly Bode c) Introduction of the 2017-18 Board of Directors

5:30 pm Networking, Cocktails and "Meet the Chamber Board"

Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce“Building the Best Business Climate in Canada”


Amendments of BylawsThe following Motion was sent to the Membership on April 24, 2017 in accordance to the Bylaws stating 30 days notice of any amendments are to be forwarded to the Membership. Full Bylaws (with shown changes) are available upon request.

MOTION: That the following amendments to the Bylaws of the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce be approved, confirmed and ratified: 1. All references to Executive Director and ED shall be changed to Chief Executive Officer

and CEO respectively; 2. All references to President shall be changed to Chair, exempting only any reference to

the Presidents’ Council; 3. All references to 1st Vice-President, First Vice-President, 1st VP or First VP shall be

changed to First Vice-Chair; 4. All references to 2nd Vice-President, Second Vice-President, 2nd VP, Second VP, Vice-

President Finance or 2nd Vice-President Finance shall be changed to Second Vice-Chair;

5. All references to Past President shall be changed to Past Chair; 6. The reference to “He” contained in Article VII, Clause shall be changed to "The CEO";

and 7. The reference to “Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs” contained in Article IX

shall be changed to “Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development."


President's ReportDear Chamber Supporters,

During the past year our membership has continued to face challenges in the continued wake of low resource prices, a slowing in job growth, and the recent Provincial and Civic budgets. The diversity of our economy in the Saskatoon Region continues to provide a cushion in the face of economic challenges. Your Chamber continued to pursue its goals to create the best business climate in Canada. This is not an easy task but through the great leadership of Kent, the committee chairs and the volunteers we continue to make progress on several fronts. A great example is the reduction of the Municipal tax ratio to 1.59. Although the goal was to reach 1.43, this is a very positive shift and will help create an environment for business growth. The impact of growth in the business sector will result in growth and activity in the residential marketplace as well.

I continue to be amazed at the diversity and creativity of our entrepreneurs. There are countless success stories of local entrepreneurs who have defied odds and created new business opportunities and markets that had not existed before. The individuals are often content to go about their endeavors with little fanfare. One such example is that of Murad Al-Katib. Murad is the first Canadian businessman to receive the Oslo, Business for Peace Award –proving that no matter where you start, if you have a vision, passion to make a difference and determination to succeed there are no limitations that will stand in your way. Our chamber continues to look for ways to partner and advocate

on behalf of all our members for a favorable business climate in which to succeed. We continue to look to our membership for feedback and insight into their challenges to identify solutions and remove barriers.

Another challenge faced by our Chamber came with the retirement announcement by our Executive Director, Kent Smith-Windsor. Kent is a rare individual who puts the interests of the membership and his staff far ahead of his own. The Chamber and the business community have reaped the dividends of Kent’s leadership and relentless pursuit of advocating for policy change where needed. The search for Kent’s replacement was not an easy one but we were thrilled when Darla Lindbjerg accepted our offer to take over the reins of the Chamber. Darla brings a diverse background of chamber and business experience that is essential to carry the interests of the membership into a challenging and bright future.

I’m excited for the opportunities that exist within the Saskatoon business community and believe that the Chamber possesses the necessary leadership to continue to capitalize on the uniqueness and entrepreneurial spirit of our members. I know that as the months and years pass, we will celebrate even more success stories.

Jason Yochim President 2016-17


Darla Lindbjerg new Chief Executive Officer

A New Era of Leadership Begins at the Chamber

The Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce announced recently that Darla Lindbjerg has been hired as its new Chief Executive Officer. She began her role on May 1, 2017, re-placing Kent Smith-Windsor who is retiring after 21 years.

Darla most recently served as the Associate Vice President of Innovation Credit Union in Swift Current. She also has more than a decade of experience in the chamber network serving on the board and as CEO of the Swift Current and District Chamber of Commerce. Darla served as President of the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Saskatchewan.

Darla possesses an MBA from the Kenneth Levene Graduate School of Business (University of Regina), a Chartered Director designation through The Director's College (DeGroote School of Business - McMaster University), a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a Major in Finance (U of R) as well as a Public Relations Certificate (U of R).

Darla is passionate about business and its role in society and has a strong ability to engage lo-cal members. “The Chamber is an organization and network that I hold a great deal of passion and respect for,” Darla said. “Chambers across the world are founded on and fueled by a diverse cross-section of industries and business members that care about growing and sustaining the vibrancy, culture and relevancy of their communities. Saskatoon is by far one of the most diverse, beautiful and business-friendly cities in our country. I am thrilled to have the honor and privilege to work with such an amazing business community and look forward to building on the previous work that has been done by the Chamber to date.”

“The Board is extremely happy to have engaged Darla as our new CEO,” said the Chamber Board President Jason Yochim. “Darla brings a deep resume, an entrepreneurial spirit and enthusiasm to her role. We look forward to charting this new path together.”

“The Chamber wants to thank Kent for his dedication, his many achievements and his hard work. He is leaving the organization in a great position for continued success,” said Yochim.

In her free time, Darla enjoys spending time with her husband, Halden, and their three children: Aida, Ethan and Eva. Other pastimes that she enjoys include travelling and photography.


2016 Chamber Objectives / ResultsIn 2016, your Chamber Board established several objectives for your Chamber’s efforts. Here are the results:

Operations• Exceed the North American Chamber average membership retention rate of 86%. Result: 91.04%• Grow membership by 3% by year end. Result: Membership revenue declined by 1.8% and membership numbers declined by 1%. For 2017 we remain focused on retention as that is key to growing membership.• Generate a profit from Business View magazine by end of plan period. Result: Loss of $7,862. For 2017 one fewer publication and a lower printer cost per issue.• Generate a net surplus on operations by year-end. Result: Surplus of $29,773 for the year with a retained surplus of $558,754.• National Accreditation with Distinction maintained.

Advocacy• Continue to press the “Productivity in Government” agenda and succeed in getting at least one more institution

formally adopting a productivity agenda before end of plan period. Result: • SaskEnergy shared accumulative savings over $33 million. • Nineth City of Saskatoon Productivity report showed accumulative savings over $32 million. • 2nd "Productivity in Government and Business Conference" in Canada. • The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel now requires a productivity report with each rate increase request from SaskPower, SaskEnergy, and SGI.• Continue to press for property tax competitiveness improvement. Our tax elasticity model developed with the

assistance of Dr. Adam Found is the first of its kind in Canada and will be used as part of our core advocacy work. Result: City and Provincial efforts are ongoing. Progress on Provincial property tax competitiveness is slow but

proceeding. Much work is still needed to achieve our objective of having the best property tax policy in the country. For 2017 the property tax premium was reduced from 175% to 159% of residential rates. This was a major success.

Communication• Continued new media strategy implementation. Result: Evolving - social media is of growing importance for our Chamber with quickly improving member take up.• Add two new member outreach tactics through new media. Result: Facebook and Twitter are our primary tools. Other tactics including webinars are continually evolving in this

fast change business space.

Networking / Skills / Development• Stage at least two mixers for Chamber members by end of plan period. Results: • Chamber On Tap (monthly) • Shaken with a Twist (monthly) • Chamber Off Campus (monthly) • H.O.T. 416 (monthly) • Speed Networking (quarterly)

Committees / Boards• Each committee to execute at least one activity during plan period. Result: Exceeded! Saskatoon has the most actively engaged membership base among Chambers in North America.


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Chamber Accreditation


2017-18 Board of DirectorsChair:

Kelly BodeLawyer and Owner WMCZ LawyersPhone: (306) 659-1249Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “The community is always what comes to mind first. There is a collegiality in this city that is unlike many others - whether you're talking about supporting new businesses, or arts and culture or volunteerism or involvement in various events, the community in this city provides the foundation for success and opportunity in so many different sectors.”

First Vice-Chair:

Peggie KoenigPresident / CEOKoenig & AssociatesPhone: (306) 934-1774Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “I love that feeling of community in Saskatoon. We are developing a big city feel but continue to have the engagement and energy of a smaller community. I hope that never changes. Saskatoon has always had a “can do” attitude and I think that is why business thrives here. As an entrepreneur and member of the business community in Saskatoon, I feel there is a sense that positive things can and will happen. There is no limit to the possibilities.”

Past President:

Jason YochimExecutive OfficerSaskatoon Region Association of Realtors®Phone: (306) 343-3444Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “Great city to raise my children and to provide opportunities for their future in employment and recreation. Excited to be involved with the Chamber to work toward maintaining a prosperous, vibrant and growing community for future generations.”

Executive (Governance Chair)

Paul LabbePrincipal, Business Development Stantec Inc.Phone: (306) 667-2437Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “My favorite thing about Saskatoon is our connectedness and my multi-generational family and family roots that surround us. I love the smell of a fresh spring morning; a summer sunset & that I can see from horizon to horizon."

Board of Directors:

Jason AebigPartnerCreative FirePhone: (306) 934-3337Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “Our city’s enterprising and community spirit. Few cities in Canada have the drive and ambition to take risks, try new things and punch above their weight. That’s Saskatoon’s brand and I’m proud to promote it.”

Bill CooperManager, Pubic Affairs & Issue ManagementPotashCorpPhone: (306) 933-8871Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “Saskatoon is a vibrant, growing community and a great place to do business and raise a family.”

Stacy DybvigManaging PartnerICR Commercial Real EstatePhone: (306) 664-6116Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “I was born and raised in Saskatoon and just love the city. It’s a great place to raise children.”

Usha KapoorControllerPark Town HotelPhone: (306) 667-6067Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “How warm and welcoming everyone is. Saskatoon is the perfect size with so much to do! The city and its economy are growing significantly which proves that Saskatoon is a great place to do business. Additionally, our diverse community, continual development and beautiful communities make Saskatoon my favorite city.”


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yLinda MasonManager, Finance & Administration PCL Construction Management Inc.Phone: (306) 657-1454Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “The people are so friendly and welcoming. It has a small town feel, with big city amenities. Also, the downtown/river valley areas are so pretty and excellent for outdoor activities year round."

Deborah MeyersCFO & Vice-President, Administrative Services Saskatchewan PolytechnicPhone: (306) 659-3803Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “The people! Also the opportunities for the city. It would be great to be involved in fostering a growing, prosperous Saskatoon."

Karl MillerPresident Meridian Development Corp.Phone: (306) 384-0431Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “The amazing generosity of the people in Saskatoon. People are always willing to help and offer advice and guidance, giving Saskatoon that small town feeling within a rapidly growing and vibrant city. I have travelled to many countries and Saskatoon is one of the finest cities, in my opinion, in the world and where my family calls home.”

Sandra RibeiroCommunications Advisor Canadian Light Source Inc.Phone: (306) 657-3558Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “The wonderful quality of life we have, as exemplified by the great schools, growing small business sector, wide open spaces … and the short commute to work.”

Chris SicotteBusiness Development Manager - Indigenous PartnershipsAffinity Credit UnionPhone: (306) 657-6830Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “Our ability to engage with the Indigenous community to create business opportunities.”

Brian SkanderbegPresident and CEOGFG Resources Inc.Phone: (306) 931-0930Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “Saskatoon has a small town feel yet offers great professional and personal opportunity. Great for families and great for business.”

Trevor ThiessenPresident Redekop ManufacturingPhone: (306) 931-6664Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “The creative spirit and energy of Saskatoon is inspiring. It is a great city to balance family and work.”

Chris WoodlandPartner MLT Aikins LLPPhone: (306) 975-7128Email: [email protected]

My favorite thing about Saskatoon: “The people. Saskatoon and area residents are humble, honest, hardworking folks with an enterprising and entrepreneurial spirit. The highest achievers don't put on airs, they treat others with dignity and respect. The people give back – time or money or both - to the community. That's the kind of place where I want my kids to get their start in life. No matter where they may end up, they will forever take with them that sense of being a part of a caring, volunteer-oriented, grounded community.”


CommitteesGoal: Actively engage in committee activity and succeed in getting each committee to execute at least one activity during period.

Results:

Agribusiness Development Committee Chairs: Bert Sutherland, Bridgepoint Business Brokers Loran Forer, Bank of Montreal The Agribusiness Development Committee works to spread awareness of the

issues in agriculture by bringing in a diverse array of speakers to their well-attended meetings. Some of these speakers include: Grant Devine— previous premier, Becky Hoehn of the Farm Security Board and Greg Taylor from the Transportation and Logistics Department at Cargill. Currently, conversation revolves around potential solutions to feed 9 billion people in 2050.

Completed: Multiple speakers throughout the year

Business Growth Committee Chair: Mark Zielke, Start Fresh Media The Business Growth Committee has been focusing on creating a more communal atmosphere in Saskatoon’s

business community by utilizing their latest event- Speed Leads. It involves two minute conversations between individuals to network quickly and effectively. The committee has also split up into sub-groups to plan an annual event for 300 people and a monthly off-campus event. They have also been using the application Slack to keep the committee active between meetings.

Completed: Speed Networking Event at Nasser Centre, Off Campus, Updated mandate

Business of Science & Technology Committee Chair: Bill Lewis, Engineering for Kids The Business of Science and Technology Committee has been assisting a university student with a Science Technology

Engineering Mathematics (STEM) Research project. It identifies all of the businesses in the Saskatoon area that fall under the STEM category as well as the size of their workforce. Ahmed Abueidda will be presenting his findings on the 24th of May.

Completed: Ahmed’s Presentation

Carbon yXe Planning Committee Chairs from Sustainability Opportunities, Agribusiness Development Committee, and Business of Science and

Technology Committees have connected to run an event where participants in the global “Carbon XPrize” have been invited to Saskatoon. The goal is to network and build business connections between world innovators and local establishments.

Completed: Solidified dates for Carbon yXe event

First Nations & Métis Opportunities Committee Chair: Bert Sutherland, Bridgepoint Business Brokers The focus of the First Nations and Metis Opportunities this year is to spread the good stories of the Indigenous

people and alter the perspective of society. One of these good stories was that of Devon Fiddler who founded SheNative. Lee Sexton also shared a good story of his business raising goats, which in fact are higher in demand in North America than beef is right now. The committee also brings in speakers from educational institutions such as Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies and Morris Interactive.

Completed: Multiple Guest Speakers throughout the year

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Future Opportunities Committee Chair: Bill Brooks, eclecthink International The Future Opportunities committee has been defining their purpose this year to activate specifically to assist other

committees in their future events where applicable. One of these events is Carbon yXe where Future Opportunities members will serve as hosts for the participants and chauffeur them around the city. Discussion is essentially boundless in this committee ranging from other X Prizes to how to best communicate with millenials in the workplace.

Completed: Mandate

Going Global Committee Chairs: Ken Ziegler, Robertson Stromberg LLP Monica Kreuger, Global Infobrokers The Going Global Committee is dedicated to creating awareness of international business opportunities for

Saskatchewan. Our group is comprised of local business people interested in developing the global market. Completed: Presentation by Nathan Galan on start-up attraction Completed: Met with Hungarian Ambassador

Government Affairs Committee Chair: Michael Chudoba, Foundation Realty Ltd. The Government Affairs committee stimulates government at all levels to establish approaches that offer clear

competitive advantages for business in the Saskatoon area in order to accelerate business activity in our region. Completed: Mayors Lunch (2017)

Health Opportunities Committee Chairs: Dave Dutchak, M.D. Ambulance Care Ltd. Sanj Singh, AdeTherapeutics Inc. Guy Paterson, IRG Informatics Inc. The Health Opportunities Committee educates and promotes opportunities for business services, education,

research, commercialization, and development in health services, and explains the role of the health care industry in creating the best business climate in Canada for the Greater Saskatoon region.

Completed: Planning for 20/20 Health Conference (June 2017)

SABEX Committee Chair: Jessica Tetu, Just For You Day Spa The SABEX Committee recognizes excellence within the greater Saskatoon business community through the delivery

of a series of business events including the annual Celebrate Success! Awards Gala. The goal of the committee is to recognize, promote and celebrate business excellence and community success; raising community awareness of the contribution of business to the quality of life in our community.

Completed: SABEX Gala (February 9th, 2017)

Sustainability Opportunities Committee Chair: Colleen Yates, Equinox3 Consulting Ltd. The Sustainability Opportunities Committee provides information and resources to assist chamber members to

understand and operate using the triple bottom-line approach of economic, social, and environmental sustainability. We provide tools and educational opportunities, and celebrate success stories by demonstrating how ameliorations in environmental performance improve business performance.

Completed: Presentations held about potential environmental projects Completed: Attending “Reshaping Energy” conference in Ottawa (May 2017)


Minutes of the 109th Annual General MeetingChair: Tanya KnightWednesday, May 27th, 20155:00 pm - LB Distillers

1. The Master of Ceremonies, Tanya Knight welcomed guests, dignitaries, and past presidents to the meeting.

2. Tanya Knight called the meeting to order. (There were 73 voting members present) Minutes of the 107th Annual General Meeting:

MOTION: That the minutes of the 108th Annual General Meeting be accepted as distributed. Colleen Yates / Jason Yochim Carried Unanimously

3. 2015 Financial Report: Kelly Bode Kelly Bode reads comments on 2015 Financial Statements. MOTION: That the 2015 Audited Financial Statements of the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of

Commerce be approved as circulated. Sanj Singh / Karl Miller Carried Unanimously

4. Consideration of motions:

a) Appointment of Auditors: MOTION: That EPR Saskatoon be appointed as auditors for Greater Saskatoon Chamber of

Commerce for the fiscal year 2016. Silvia Martini / Tony Van Burgsteden Carried Unanimously

b) Actions of Officers and Board of Directors: MOTION: That it be resolved that all acts, contracts, by-laws, proceedings, resolutions,

appointments, elections, payments, and other matters enacted, made, done, and taken up to the date of this Annual Meeting by the Board of Directors and by the Officers of the Corporation are hereby approved, ratified, and confirmed.

Karl Miller / Trevor Thiessen Carried Unanimously

c) Approval for Signing Authority: MOTION: That any two of: President, 1st Vice President, 2nd Vice President, and Executive Director

of the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce have signing authority. Peggie Koenig / Sanj Singh Carried Unanimously


5. Swearing in of Officers: His Worship Mayor Don Atchison swore in: Bernadette Margaret Koenig (known as "Peggie") as 2nd Vice-President Kelly Bode as 1st Vice-President Jason Yochim as President

6. Presentations: a. Tanya Knight made presentation of the Volunteer of the Year award to Sanj Singh and Dave Dutchak b. Tanya Knight makes plaque presentation to outgoing Board members: Tony Van Burgsteden and Colleen Yates c. Tony Van Burgsteden presents President's ring, collage, and portrait to Tanya Knight d. Tanya Knight presents Jason Yochim with President’s Gavel

7. Incoming President’s remarks – Jason Yochim

8. Tanya Knight introduced the 2016/17 Board of Directors:

Trevor Thiessen Sandra Ribeiro Kelly Bode Brian Skanderbeg Deborah Mesyers Karl Miller Chris Sicotte Tanya Knight Peggie Koenig Silvia Martini Bill Cooper Chris Woodland Paul Labbe Sanj Singh Jason Yochim Linda Mason

9. MOTION: To Ratify the action of the 2016 AGM Kelly Bode / Sanj Singh Carried Unanimously

10. Adjourn MOTION: to adjourn the meeting Peggie Koenig / Jason Yochim Carried Unanimously

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2016 New Members814258596 SK 0001

9 Mile Legacy Brewing

9Round Saskatoon, Duchess

A1 Accounting Group LLP

Academy Studios

THE ADMIN GAP

Advanced Electronic Solutions Ltd.

Advertising ONE

AgVantage Solutions Inc.

Allied Physicians Medical Prof Corp.

Alyss Gehl Realty P.C. Ltd.

Anchor Managed Solutions Ltd.

Archdekin, Devin

Australian Sheepskin Apparel

Ayden Kitchen and Bar

Azeroth Construction and Consulting

The Bassment

Big Bang Hair Salon

Bison Road Construction Services

Black Mesa Wellsite Consulting Ltd.

Boost Strategic Coaching

Breck Construction

Burgess Law

CanaDragon

CandorBuild Construction Corp.

Celebration Club Management Ltd.

Chai, Jeff

Chi, Zhang

Churchill Garment Care Ltd.

Congregation Agudas Israel

Crossmount Farm and Cidery Ltd.

Crossmount Homes Ltd.

Crossmount Senior Health Corp.

D Stein Construction

D-Con Construction Ltd.

Delta Air Lines

Discovery Seed Labs

Dr. Petrus Jansen van Rensburg M.C.

Dutchak, Dave

Edge Family Law

El Gaucho Conceptions Inc.

Elevate Leadership Development

Enns & Baxter Wealth Management

Enviro Energy

Evers, John

Expert Hearing Solutions

F.E.D. Construction Ltd.

Five Star Excavating Ltd.

Flex ED

Flynn's Forest Indoor Playground

Food To Fit

Furry Friends Animal Hospital

GFG Resources Inc.

Ghiglione, Paula

Global Public Affairs

gotmold? Disaster Recovery Services Inc.

Greenline Electric Inc.

The Griffin Takeaway

Harris Leadership Strategies

HVL Distribution

Infinity Management

Intact Solutions

Jade Development Corp.

Jannatec Technologies

Janzen Heavy Equipment Repair

KCB Developments Ltd.

Kikinaw Development Corporation

Kormos, Michelle

Laurier Drive Medical Clinic

Livingston Mechanical Services

Lothian & Associates Management Group

Inc.

Mack, Sonya

MacMat Education Services

Maid Simple of Saskatoon

Make-A-Wish Saskatchewan

Mako Signs

Maximum Poly Inc.

MLE Industrial Automation Ltd.

Mock, Brent

Moneris Solutions

The Mosaic Company

MSCCS Consulting Inc.

Mucho Burrito (Stonebridge, Saskatoon)

NutraPulse Foods Inc.

Office of the Treaty Commissioner

One Touch Automation Inc.

Oxygen Technica l Serv ices Ltd.

(Saskatoon)

Paull Chiropractic and Massage Therapy

Peter Kiewit Sons Co.

PotashCorp Children's Festival

Prairie MEDICALAB Mobile Lab Services

Prairie Roots Dental Studio

Prehistoric Productions Inc.

Progressive Property Management Ltd.

Queen Street Pharmacy

Rivercity Technology Services Ltd.

Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association

Saskatchewan First Nations Economic

Development (SFNEDN)

Saskatoon Aerocentre

Saskatoon Health Region

Saskatoon Housing Coalition

Saskatoon Import Auto Service

Saskatoon Opera

Saskatoon School of Horticulture

Saskatoon Sexual Assault & Information

Centre

Serendipity Flowers & Stuff

Shoeless Joes Sports Grill

Smart Energy Alternates

Source Office Furnishings

Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan

State Media Inc.

Summit Management Group Inc.

Third Rock Risk Managment Inc.

TownePlace Suites Saskatoon by Marriott

unINK Internet Marketing Corp.

UrbanSpice Restaurant

Varsity Dental Group

Verdesian Life Sciences

Virtex Grain Exchange Ltd.

We Care Home Health Services

Wilson's Group of Companies

Wilton Academy of Music Inc.

Wintermute, Charmaine

Wrublnet Holdings Corp.

Wurtz Industries Ltd.

YXE Custom Co.

Zap Creative

Zem4 Service Solutions Ltd.

Thank you for your support of your Chamber and our community.


Roz Macala Executive Secretary Phone: (306) 664-0705 Email: [email protected]

Linda Saunders Accounting Phone: (306) 664-0703 Email: [email protected]

Nathan Galan Committee Operations Intern Phone: (306) 664-0712 Email: [email protected]

Tasia Presber Committee Operations Intern Phone: (306) 664-0712 Email: [email protected]

Darla Lindbjerg Chief Executive Officer Phone: (306) 664-0701 Email: [email protected]

Derek Crang Membership & Sales Director Phone: (306) 664-0702 Email: [email protected]

Kevin Meldrum Marketing Director Phone: (306) 664-0704 Email: [email protected]

Terri Eger Events & Communications Manager Phone: (306) 664-0700 Email: [email protected]

Terry Lawrence Administration Phone: (306) 664-0703 Email: [email protected]

Staff

104-202 4th Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK S7K 0K1Phone: (306) 244-2151 Fax: (306) 244-8366

E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.saskatoonchamber.com

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