BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Manitoba Metis Federation's Board of Directors is made up of:
- The Chief Executive Officer (who is also the President);
- The Vice-President of each Region
- The Executives of each Region
- The Spokesperson of the Metis Women of Manitoba Inc.
The Board of Directors leads, manages and guides the policies, objectives and strategic direction of the Federation and its subsidiaries. Most importantly, all 23 members are democratically elected by the membership.
Below is a more in-depth look at each board member, their portfolio responsibilities and professional experience.
| President David Chartrand Minister: Land Claims Minister: Provincial HRD Committee Minister, Executive Policy Committee Minister: Strategic Planning Steering Committee |
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| Vice-President Alfred Anderson Minister: Natural Resources |
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| Board Member Robert Gaudry Co-Minister Fisheries |
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| Board Member Jack Park Minister: Hydro Provincial HRD Committee Member: Strategic Planning Steering Committee |
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| Board Member Richard Genaille Minister: Heritage, Sports and Youth Co-Minister: Housing |
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Board Member John Parenteau |
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| Southwest Region | ||
| Vice-President Leah LaPlante Minister: Economic Development Co-Minister: Tripartite Self-Government Negotiations Member: Executive Policy Committee Member: Strategic Planning Steering Committee Member: Provincial Advisory Committee |
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| Board Member John Fleury Minister: Aboriginal Skills Employment Training Strategy Member: Provincial HRD Committee Member: Executive Policy Committee Member: Provincial Advisory Committee |
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| Board Member Ken Leforte Co-Minister: Natural Resources |
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| Southeast Region | ||
| Vice-President Denise Thomas Minister: Tripartite Self-Government Negotiations Co-Minister: Land Claims Co-Minister Executive Policy Committee Alternate to President Chartrand on MNC |
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| Board Member Jean Desrosiers Minister: Agriculture Member: Provincial HRD Committee Member: Strategic Planning Steering Committee |
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| Board Member Marielee Nault Minister: Health |
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| The Pas Region | ||
| Vice-President Judy Mayer Minister: Metis Child and Family Services Co-Minister: Tripartite Self-Government Negotiations |
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| Board Member Darrel Ferland Co-Minister: Hydro Co-Minister: Heritage, Youth and Sports |
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| Board Member Joan Ledoux Minister: Provincial Education Co-Minister: Tripartite Self-Government Negotiations Co-Minister: Aboriginal Skills Employment Training |
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| Thompson Region | ||
| Vice-President Julyda Lagimodiere Minister: Justice Co-Minister: Health |
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| Board Member Edward Charrier Minister: Environment and Mining |
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| Winnipeg Region | ||
| Vice-President Ron Chartrand Minister: Housing Co-Minister: Tripartite Self-Government Negotiations |
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| Board Member Claire Riddle Minister: MMF Constitution Minister: Metis Rights / Metis Nation Agenda Co-Minister: Tripartite Self-Government Negotiations Member: Executive Policy Committee |
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| Board Member Andrew Carrier Minister: Michif Languages / Residential Schools Minister: Pemmican Publications Member: Strategic Planning Steering Committee |
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| Infinity Women Secretariat | ||
| Spokesperson Anita Campbell Minister: Finance and Human Resources Ex-Officio: Provincial HRD Committee Member: Provincial Advisory Committee Member: Strategic Steering Planning Committee |
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Last Updated (Thursday, 06 December 2012 15:06)
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