Who We Are

The Business Council of Manitoba is comprised of over 100 of Manitoba’s leading businesses and their presidents and CEOs who are dedicated to the economic growth and community development of the province. Together, they serve as Manitoba’s economic engine. 

The Council does not rely on government funding for its operations and stands for independence and the freedom to advocate without being influenced by partisan politics. 

What We Do

The Council exists to make Manitoba a preferred place to live, work, and invest. 

The Council advocates innovative, fact-based positions on select issues that directly impact the current and future well-being and prosperity of Manitoba and its people.

The Council engages in discussions with political and business leaders to collaborate on policy solutions that support social and economic growth in our province. The Council offers its members a safe, collaborative space to foster new ideas. We bring these ideas to decision-makers who can convert them into actions that are beneficial for all parties.

Who We Are

The Council membership consists of a diverse and prestigious group of leaders of companies who have demonstrated a commitment to Manitoba’s economic growth and community development.  Collectively they represent the economic engine of Manitoba.

The Council does not seek government funding for its operations. The Council values independence and the freedom to advocate without regard to partisan politics.

What We Do

The Council exists to make Manitoba a preferred place to live, work and invest. 

The Council advocates innovative, fact-based positions on selected issues that bear directly on the future health of Manitoba society.

The Council engages in discussion with political and business leaders, offering members access to new ideas and to decision makers who can convert those ideas into action.

Business Council of Manitoba Panel

“Bring good people, with good intentions, with a common purpose together and give them the opportunity to consider alternatives to the current policies and situation — the opportunities are limitless”

– Dr. Arthur Mauro 

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Business Council of Manitoba recognizes that we and our membership are located and conduct business on the lands of the Anishinaabe, Ininiwak, Anishininew, Dakota, and Dene, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We acknowledge that northern Manitoba includes lands that were and are the ancestral lands of the Inuit.

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