• Our new Executive Director

  • Introducing our New Executive Director Introducing our New Executive Director

    This summer, the Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce introduced our new Executive Director, Ron Greasley.

    Ron has years of experience working in the not-for-profit and advertising industries. He has prepared brands, and media campaigns for local, provincial and national organizations in a wide variety of industry segments and has helped dozens of not-for-profits develop long-term strategic and marketing plans.

    In addition, he has spent many years running his own small business, and as a result, understands the needs and the challenges now faced by our business community.

    Throughout his career, Ron has been a long-time supporter of chamber services, having served on the board and committees on three separate chambers. He believes in the power of a chamber to unite small business in a community, and is committed to ensuring the Assiniboia Chamber is focused on the needs of its members, by focusing on three key offerings:

    • Providing programs/services that help members succeed
    • Providing direct access to political/business decision-makers
    • Providing access to resources/information members may not normally have.

    In the short time he has been here, Ron has spent his time meeting with our members - to understand their needs and to hear their concerns. Those meetings have led to the development of a new Suite of Member Services, that are being launched this fall!

    Please join us in welcoming Ron to the Winnipeg West business community!

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  • Land Acknowledgement

    The Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce acknowledges that we gather on Treaty One Territory, traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg, Ininewak, and Dakota Oyate peoples, and the national homeland of the Red River Métis. We recognize the presence of the Denesuline, Anisininewuk, and Inuit nations in our community. Our drinking water is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation in Treaty Three Territory, and our energy comes from Treaty Five Territory in Northern Manitoba.