The BAM team is working to help grow the bioscience sector in Manitoba.
Values:
· We are passionate about biosciences
· We are driven by our members’ needs
· We strive to achieve excellence in all that we do
· We collaborate with our members and the community
Kim is the catalyst of BAM. Her unrestrained passion for creating a strong bioscience industry in Manitoba has shaped the province in incalculable ways. With Kim in leadership, BAM is continually advocating for opportunities and innovation in Manitoba’s bioscience industry and her people-focused approach has reflected in an extensive expansion of the sector's workforce development.
Fay is the bond that holds BAM’s structure together. She has a keen interest in sharing knowledge with others. Fay oversees the administration and finances for BAM. She enjoys building and developing individuals and organizations through her project management and training background.
Returning to BAM, Judi is bringing extensive experience in partnerships, fundraising and relationship building that she will bring to her role at BAM to help foster and grow the ecosystem through collaborative partnerships, strategic funding and advancing the message of our members throughout Manitoba and beyond. She will seek out opportunities to shine a light on Manitoba’s tremendous assets and to continue to help develop the bioscience industry within the province.
Ellice is a seasoned digital marketing and social media specialist who advocates for young girls and women in STEM careers. She brings a wide range of marketing experience from both private and non-profit sectors, the aerospace industry and international property development. In her current role, Ellice analyzes market data and labour market information to provide advice and creative marketing strategies to the team.
Andrea is excited to rejoin the association and looks forward to the contributions she can bring to our members and other stakeholders to assist in growing the bioscience industry in Manitoba.
The Manitoba government is providing $500,000 to help Manitoba companies pursue new opportunities to export and diversify markets for their products, Economic Development, Investment and Trade Minister Jeff Wharton announced today.
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