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OUR TEAM
Board Members
Our board comprises a dynamic mix of appointed and elected individuals who guide our strategic direction. The structure includes three appointees—one from each jurisdiction—and six members elected by the general membership, ensuring representation from each community.
Board
Kim Cheechoo
Elected Member representing Moose Cree First Nation membership
Cheryl Ashamock
Elected Member-at-large
Adam Enosse
MoCreebec Eeyoud Council jurisdictional representative and appointee
Carina Weapenicappo
Elected Member representing MoCreebec Eeyoud Council membership
Mike Metatawabin
Elected Member-at-large, supporting engagement other Omushkego Aski communities
Vacant
Town of Moosonee jurisdictional representative and appointee
Kyle Linklater-Wong
Elected Member representing Moosonee residents
Roger Chum
Elected Member-at-large
Anick Rodrigue
Team
The backbone of our organization, our team consists of dedicated full-time and part-time staff, core consultants, and project-specific consultants (not listed below), and volunteer committee co-chairs, as well as our many volunteer board members (listed above), Campaign Ambassadors (listed elsewhere) and committee members (listed elsewhere). Together, they drive our daily operations and advance our mission through their expertise and commitment. Committee members are not listed here.
Director of Development, Special Projects &
History Programming
Acting Executive Director
Virginia Barter
More than 350 Committee Co-Chair
Robert Faries
St. Thomas Restoration Committee Chair
Team
Committees
Our committees are essential in shaping the focus and activities of our association. Each committee is tasked with specific goals that align with our overall mission, ranging from heritage preservation to community engagement, and they play a pivotal role in our success.
SUPPORTERS
Funders, Partners & Sponsors
Our initiatives are supported by a diverse network of funders, partners, and sponsors who share our commitment to preserving and promoting the heritage of the Moose Cree homeland. These collaborations enrich our programs and extend our reach, ensuring that we can continue to celebrate and educate about our rich culture, heritage and tradition of hospitality. Each contributor plays a vital role in sustaining our projects and expanding our impact within the community and beyond.
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