Celebrating Manitoba’s new generation of leaders, builders, and change-makers under the age of 40!
JCI is celebrating 100 years of impact. It was in 1915 that Henry Giessenbier founded JCI in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. The idea was to scale local actions across borders, into the global organization it is now. Young active citizens continue to take action and fuel the JCI Movement.
It was 8 years later that JCI Winnipeg was created. It was the first JCI Chapter in Canada, which now boasts a total of 14 across the country.
As CBC Manitoba releases its list of Manitoba’s Future 40 finalist, we highlight 6 nominees who contributed to the JCI Movement through their involvement, dedication and commitment to a better community.
Natalie Bell, CHRP – CBC’s Future 40 profile – @pegcitylovely
Natasha Fisher – CBC’s Future 40 profile – @NatashaFisher2
Katrina Hueging – CBC’s Future 40 profile – @Hueging
Valen Vergara – CBC’s Future 40 profile – @ValenVVentures
Neder Hedfi – CBC’s Future 40 profile – @nederhedfi
Danelle Hueging – CBC’s Future 40 profile – @Danelle2
To the hundreds of our province’s new generation of leaders, builders, and change-makers, we eagerly anticipate the impact you will bring to our lives.
Here’s to your bright futures in Manitoba!
