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Future Leaders of Manitoba

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Future Leaders of Manitoba
AbbreviationFLM
Formation2007; 17 years ago (2007)
Founder
  • Lesley Hamilton
  • Andrew Kirk
  • Jordan Farber.[1]
  • Sina Barkman
Founded atManitoba
Legal statusNon-Profit Organization
HeadquartersWinnipeg, Manitoba
Official language
Canadian English
Canadian French
President
Matt Erhard
Past President
Patricia Katz
Past President
Kathy Kerr
Executive VP
Jessica Schofield
  • Matt Erhard
  • Patricia Katz
  • Kathy Kerr
  • Jessica Schofield
  • Zayla Saunders
  • Andi Sharma
  • Kirah Sapong
  • Jessica Kmiec
  • Mike Trakalo
  • Micheal Anderson
  • Lesley Hamilton
  • Andrew Kirk
  • Jordan Farber
Key people
  • Matt Erhard
  • Patricia Katz
WebsiteFutureLeadersofManitoba.ca

Future Leaders of Manitoba, founded in 2007, is a Canadian non-profit organization focused on encouraging and attracting young people to live and work in Manitoba.[2] The organization plans an awards reception each year at the Fort Garry Hotel, honouring three future leaders.[3]

The Future Leaders of Manitoba award recognizes three people from Manitoba, ages 20-39, who embody strong leadership in their contributions in the private sector and outstanding community work. The three chosen winners advocate for the health and success of the people who work and live in the province.

Future Leaders of Manitoba Award[edit]

Future Leaders of Manitoba winner Adam Smoluk with the award in 2010, with former Winnipeg Mayor Sam Katz in the background.

The first awards reception was held in 2009[4], individuals were honoured in three categories: community service, business/professional, and arts.

In 2014, the organization changed the award categories to be based on the age of the recipients and finalists; 20-25, 26-32, and 33-40[5]. The change of the categories allowed the organization to focus on recognizing the achievements of young future leaders in the province. The Future Leaders of Manitoba Award for Age 20-25 Category is presented to one young Manitoban (between 20-25) who is identified as a future leader in the province. The 26-32 and 33-40 categories acknowledge the work of future community leaders in those respective age ranges, in addition to the first one.

Notable recipients of the award have included indigenous activist Michael Redhead Champagne[6], Canadian politician Kevin Chief[7], Canadian filmmaker and director Adam Smoluk[8], community leader Hannah Pratt[9], surgeon and university associate professor Dr. Jordan Hochman[10], president of Manitoba SwimAbility Cameron Krisko[11], and young philanthropist Ben Sabic[12]

Notable finalists of the award include Olympic champion Jennifer Jones, Leader of the Opposition Wab Kinew, radio personality David 'Ace' Burpee,[13] friend of Bell Let's Talk Karuna (Andi) Sharma,[14] artist Kal Barteski,[15] and Canadian restaurateur and philanthropist Sachit Mehra.[16]

Receipents and finalists[edit]

2009[edit]

[17]

Arts Category:
Shandra MacNeill | Pat Lazo - Winner[18]

Community Service Category:
Shelley Cook | Michael Redhead Champagne - Winner[19]

Business/Professional Category:
Sara Stasiuk | Ryan Doucette | Jolene Fisher | Jamie Jurczak - Winner[20]

2010[edit]

[21] [22]

Arts Category:
Toby Bartlett | Wab Kinew[23] | Heather Laube | Adam Smoluk - Winner[24]

Community Service Category:
Channing Lavallee | Kevin Chief - Winner[25]

Business/Professional Category:
Justin Bova | Robert Mensies | Paul Hesse | Sam Pellettieri - Winner[26]

2011[edit]

[27]

Arts Category:
Sarah Michaelson | Jillian Ramsay | Celeste Brunel - Winner[28]

Community Service Category:
Kevin Freedman | Danielle Wiedman | Michelle Frost - Winner

Business/Professional Category:
Dr. Chau Pham | Jennifer Jones | Dalbir Bains - Winner[29]

2012[edit]

[30]

Arts Category:
Aisha Alfa | Kale Bonham | Kristie Sidwell - Winner

Community Service Category:
Erin Bartlett | Jason Syvixay[31] | Luciana Fernandez - Winner

Business/Professional Category:
Chris Hewitt | Gustavo Zentner[32] | Dr. Jordan Hochman - Winner

2013[edit]

[33]

Arts Category:
Roberto Veruela Jr. | Rachel Schappert | Alan Greyeyes - Winner[34]

Community Service Category:
David 'Ace' Burpee | Amanda Furst | Christine Cyr - Winner[35]

Business/Professional Category:
Lindy Norris[36] | Paul Komenda | Michael Embury - Winner

2014[edit]

[37]

Age 20-25 Category:
Lain Brynjolson | Chelsea Caldwell[38] | Cameron Krisko - Winner[39]

Age 26-32 Category:
Kelly Seifert | Johanna Wood | Lindsey Mazur - Winner[40]

Age 33-40 Category:
Aynslie Hinds | Sachit Mehra | John Gunter - Winner[41]

2015[edit]

[42]

Age 20-25 Category:
Chloe Chafe | Christie McLeod | Margret 'Maggie' Henderson - Winner[43]

Age 26-32 Category:
Stephanie Caligiuri | Vinay Iyer | Alexis Martin - Winner[44]

Age 33-39 Category:
Angie Bruce | Jordan Miller[45]

2016[edit]

[46]

Age 20-25 Category:
Diandre Thomas-Hart | Tanjit Nagra[47] | Dan Blair - Winner[48]

Age 26-32 Category:
Cameron Couper | Karuna (Andi) Sharma | Corey King - Winner[49]

Age 33-39 Category:
Kal Barteski[50] | Julie Donaldson | Chris Cvetkovic - Winner

2017[edit]

[51]

Age 20-25 Category:
Derek Elliott | Chris Moskal[52] | Laryssa Sawchuk - Winner[53]

Age 26-32 Category:
Mike Deluca | Jordan Meagher | Margaux Miller - Winner[54]

Age 33-39 Category:
Alana Cuma | Kevin Freedman | Jessica Dumas - Winner[55]

2018[edit]

[56]

Age 20-25 Category:
Shania Pruden | Ryan Churchill | Ben Sabic - Winner[57]

Age 26-32 Category:
Glen Buhler | Patricia Kumbakisaka | Tessa Blaikie Whitecloud - Winner[58]

Age 33-39 Category:
Eric Plamondon | Michael Anderson | Carmyn Aleshka - Winner

2019[edit]

[59]

Age 20-25 Category:
Marika Schall | Brenda Okorogba | Mohammad Almaleki - Winner

Age 26-32 Category:
Jeff Adamson | Sarah Giesbrecht | Hannah Pratt - Winner[60]

Age 33-39 Category:
Amy Tung | Paul Lacap | Sean Sylvestre - Winner

2020[edit]

[61]

Age 20-26 Category:
Brenda Okorogba | Justin Langan | Whitney Hodgins - Winner[62]

Age 27-32 Category:
Brandt Butt | Chris Hoquis | Sara Usman - Winner[63]

Age 33-39 Category:
Joseph Chaeban | Ben Maréga | Rob Tétrault - Winner[64]

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