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Duties of the Board
The specific duties of the 12-member Enterprise Saskatchewan (ES) Board of Directors are to make strategic recommendations to government for growing the economy, to set and launch the key indicators of economic growth, and to oversee and co-ordinate business attraction efforts. The Board also provides oversight to the Chief Executive Officer of ES as he heads all the operating divisions within the agency.
The current members of the Enterprise Saskatchewan Board:
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Board of Directors Screening Criteria
Screening criteria for the Enterprise Saskatchewan Board of Directors were developed to identify a well-rounded Board.
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Member at Large Position
The Ministry of Enterprise and Innovation accepted applications from the public for the Member at Large position on the Enterprise Saskatchewan Board of Directors.
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Board Selection Process
The Board of Directors was comprised of a broad cross-section of stakeholders and leaders.
2010 CDTF Funding Now Available
January 8, 2010
The government is calling on Saskatchewan communities that were adversely affected by the economic downturn to apply for funding from the Community Development Trust Fund (CDTF) for economic revitalization projects.
