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Sector Teams Agriculture Mr. Gerrid Gust, Chair Farmer Mr. Dwayne Anderson Fosstan Mr. Everette Bear Muskoday First Nation Mr. Maurice Berry Saskatchewan Pulse Growers Ms. Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel Western Canadian Wheat Growers Mr. Gary Jones Crane Valley, Beef Rancher Mr. Kenton Possberg Possberg Grain Farms Inc. Mr. David Sefton Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission Mr. Doug Steele Paterson Grain Terminal Agri-Value Mr. Tim Wiens, Chair O & T Farms Mr. Murad Al-katib Saskan Pulse Trading Ms. Chanetelle Donahue Prairie Malt Mr. Gene Dupuis Prairie Meats Mr. Kelly Edigar Drake Meats Mr. Terry Helary Northern Lights/Kitsaki Meats Mr. Paul Rogers Saskatchewan Meat Processors/SJ Irvine Fine Foods Mr. Darryl Schneider Saskatchewan Food Processors Association Mr. Tom Steve Viterra Alternative Energies & Environmental Industries Mr. Gavin Koyl, Chair Ducks Unlimited Mr. Sean Frisky Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc. Mr. Jon Gillies Saskatchewan Environmental industry and Managers Assoc. Ms. Val Jakubowski Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan Mr. Peter Klaptchuk Ozonator Industries Mr. John Lee Communities of Tomorrow Mr. Todd Pugsley Department of Chemical Engineering Ms. Alice Russell Regina Green Ribbon Committee Mr. Peter Vanriel Canada North Environmental Services Ltd. Arts & Culture Ms. Susanne Bell, Chair SaskFilm Dr. Greg Argue HJ Linnen and Associates Mr. Bob Crowe Saskatchewan Motion Picture Industry Association Ms. Kate Davis MacKenzie Art Gallery Ms. Donna Heimbecker Sask. Native Theatre Company Ms. Nicki Kiteley Persephone Theatre Mr. Mike McNaughton Twisted Pair Sound Ltd. Mr. Donny Parenteau Musician Mr. Victor Sawa Regina Symphony Orchestra Biofuels and Bio-Products Mr. Brad Wildeman, Chair Poundmaker Ventures Inc. Mr. Vince Chin Husky Oil Ms. Judie Dyck Saskatchewan Biofuels Development Council Mr. Zenith Faye Milligan Bio-Tech Inc. Mr. Ron Kehrig Ag-West Bio Inc. Mr. Tim LaFrance Terra Grain Fuels Mr. John Leier North West BioEnergy Mr. Gerald Rewerts North West BioEnergy Mr. Mike Shenher Canadian Green Fuels Inc. Commercialization and R&D Services Mr. Randall Morris, Chair Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Ms. Anne Ballantyne National Research Council of Canada Ms. Susan Gorges Springboard West Innovations Inc. Mr. David Gullacher Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute Dr. Grant Isaac Edwards School of Business Dr. Murray McLaughlin Canadian Light Source Inc. Dr. Laurier Schramm Saskatchewan Research Council Ms. Laura Small Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan Inc. Construction & Land Development Mr. Ron Shirkey, Q.C., Chair Shirkey & Company Mr. Muir Barber Pinnacle Developments Inc. Mr. Allan Didur Realty Executives Mr. Erick Erickson Saskatchewan Construction Association Mr. Perry Friesen Westridge Construction Ltd. Mr. Dale Griesser Avison Young Ms. Rosanne Hill-Blaisdell Harvard Developments Inc. Mr. Tom McClocklin Colliers International - Saskatoon Mr. Paul McLellan Alliance Energy Ltd. Co-operatives Mr. Jim Deane, Chair Access Communications Co-operative Mr. Beryl Bauer Saskatchewan Co-operative Association Mr. Warren Crossman Saskatchewan Co-operative Association Ms. Mary Flynn Regina Community Clinic Mr. George Keter Affinity Credit Union Ms. Marilyn McKee Federated Co-operatives Limited Mr. Pieter McNair Kelvington Credit Union Mr. Cyrus Standing Wahpeton Dakota Nation Mr. Robert Therrien Conseil de la Cooperation de la Saskatchewan Energy Mr. Mick MacBean, Chair Diamond Energy Services Mr. Derrick Big Eagle Eagle Drilling Services Ltd. Mr. Brent Dunnigan Arista Energy Limited Mr. Jim Goldmann Alliance Pipeline Mr. Steve Halabura North Rim Exploration Mr. John Jenkins TransCanada Ms. Brenda Kenny Canadian Energy Pipeline Association Mr. Tony Marino Baytex Energy Trust Mr. Roger Soucy Petroleum Services Association of Canada Financial Services Mr. Keith Martel, Chair First Nations Bank Mr. Ken Anderson SaskCentral Ms. Colleen Bessel Scotiabank Mr. Drew Byers Butler Byers Insurance Ltd. Financial Services (cont’d) Mr. Roland W. Duplessis Clarence Campeau Development Fund Mr. Ernie Gaschler Insurance Brokers Association Mr. Rob Rongve RBC Dominion Mr. Bill Shupe W. Shupe and Company Mr. Abe Toews StoneCreek Financial Group Forestry Mr. Bob Romanchuk, Chair Aallcann Wood Suppliers Inc. Mr. Allen Brander NorSask Forest Products Inc. Mr. Jim Dangerfield FPInnovations Canada Mr. Dave Harmon Council of Saskatchewan Forest Industries Mr. Trevor Ives Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Mr. Travis Kiel Meadow Lake OSB Mr. Guy Lariviere Canoe Lake First Nation Mr. Mervin Schneider Deloitte & Touche Mr. Perry Vermette Independent Forest Operators of Saskatchewan Home Building Mr. Hank Starno, Chair Manufactures Homes Association of Saskatchewan Mr. Terry Alm Realty Executives Saskatoon Chief Helen Benn Meadow Lake Tribal Council Mr. Gerry Kerr SRI Homes Ms. Colleen Mah North Ridge Realty Ltd. Mr. Ron Olson Boychuk Homes Mr. Tom Shepherd Dundee Realty Mr. Alan Thomarat Saskatoon & Region Homebuilders Association Inc. Mr. Ervin Wolfe Becker Homes (2006) Ltd. Information Technology Mr. Dale Lemke, Chair Display Systems International Inc. Mr. Rene Carpentier Paradigm Consulting Group Inc. Dr. David Dodds University of Saskatchewan Mr. Ryan Lejbak ZU.com Mr. Dave Luterbach TMC Technology Management Corporation Mr. Dave Pettigrew IBM Canada Ltd. Mr. Don Prokopetz Saskatchewan Advanced Technology Association Mr. David Schroeder TRLabs Saskatchewan Mr. Hugh Woods Vecima Networks Inc. Life Sciences and Biotechnology Mr. Joe Vidal, Chair Bioriginal Food and Science Corporation Ms. Maura Davies Saskatoon Health Region Mr. Malcolm Devine Performance Plants Inc. Ms. Martha E. (Beth) Horsburgh University of Saskatchewan Mr. Jerome Konecsni National Research Council Dr. Perry Lidster AgWest Bio Inc. Mr. Robert Morgan POS Pilot Plant Corporation Dr. Andrew Potter Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization Mr. Calvin Sonntag Novozymes BioAg Manufacturing Mr. Ray Malinowski, Chair Leon's Manufacturing Company Inc. Mr. Terry Bergan International Road Dynamics Inc. Mr. Gerry Bourgault Bourgault Industries Ltd. Mr. Tom Foster Industrial Machine and Manufacturing Mr. Tom Kischuk Hitachi Canadian Industries Ltd. Mr. Gurcan Kocdag Doepker Industries Mr. Brian McCready Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters Mr. Nathan Stobbe Cover-All Building Systems Inc. Ms. Carol Vibert Harvest Services (1995) Ltd. Minerals Mr. Gay Patrick, Chair Saskatchewan Potash Producers Association Inc. Mr. Kelly Babichuk Whitemud Resources Inc. Mr. Jim Engdahl Great Western Minerals Group Ltd. Mr. Ken MacNeill Shore Gold Mr. Rod McEachern Potash Corporation Ms. MaryAnn Mihychuk HudBay Minerals Inc. Ms. Pam Schwann Saskatchewan Mining Association Mr. Alan Solheim Kitsaki Management Ms. Alice Wong Cameco Corporation Tourism & Hospitality Mr. Hugh Vassos, Chair The Vassos Marketing Group Mr. Alvin Campeau Campeau Guiding Ltd. Mr. Randy Fernets Tourism Saskatoon Ms. Judy Harwood PR Developments Ms. Carol Lumb Saskatchewan Tourism Education Council Mr. Arnie Peterson Elk Ridge Resort Mr. Lionel Sproule Semi-Retired, formerly on Tourism Industry Association Board Mr. Andrew Turnbull Delta Bessborough Ms. Karen Worobec Management Consultant Transportation & Logistics Mr. Denis Prud’homme, Chair Saskatchewan Trucking Association Ms. Gayleen Creelman Cargill Clavet Mr. Roger Gadd Shortline Railways Association Mr. Dennis Goll WestWind Aviation Mr. David Hoppenreys CP Rail Ms. Janet Keim Mitchinson Flying Service Ltd. Mr. Glen Strong Athabasca Developments Association Mr. Richard Wansbutter Viterra Mr. Robert Weibe LCL Transportation Updated: November 20, 2008 .
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