• Our Staff

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  • Amanda Gibson
    Administrative Assistant

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  • Employee Q&A

    What's your favourite thing about your job?

    I enjoy connecting with members, businesses and organizations in the community, building strong relationships and offering support to help them succeed.

    What Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce Pillar do you align with most?

    Advocacy. We are a voice for local businesses, ensuring their concerns are heard at all levels of government. Not only do we represent the interests of our members, we are helping to shape a strong business community. 

    What do you enjoy doing in your free time?

    Travelling, hot yoga, bike rides, watching a movie in the theatre and listening to true crime podcasts. For the last 15+ years I have also been a part of the artistic swimming community in Winnipeg.

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  • Ron Greasley

  • Executive Director

  • ron@assiniboiachamber.ca

  • Background

    Ron has years of experience in the not-for-profit and advertising industries (and better yet, he grew up in the Assiniboia area).

    Focus

    After studying in Ontario, and working in both BC and Manitoba, he has returned to his roots, and is committed to ensuring that the Chamber is focused on the needs of its members, based on three key offerings:

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

    Other stuff

    Soccer (futbol) coach, runner, mediocre golfer, with a strong interest in helping companies change their answers from "what and how" to "why and why is that relevant"!

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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.