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Released on November 18, 2008
Enterprise Saskatchewan has taken a major step forward in the development of private sector participation in economic development in Saskatchewan.
Today Enterprise and Innovation Minister Lyle Stewart officially launched 18 sector teams that are generally comprised of nine members each, specifically dedicated to an economic sector of the Saskatchewan economy.
"These sector teams will be pivotal in positioning Saskatchewan as a jurisdiction that is competitive, investment friendly, enterprising and entrepreneurial," Stewart said. "Saskatchewan's economy is on a roll, and we need to identify and seize opportunities now in order to keep pushing our competitive envelope. Sector team members represent the key elements of important sectors of our economy and bring valuable expertise to the decision-making table."
Sector teams will provide a new forum to enhance industry/government communication and collaboration in developing policies to build on competitive advantages and reduce barriers to growth to ensure that the province's key economic sectors grow and flourish.
"Our Premier has tasked Enterprise Saskatchewan to develop strategy and recommend action to move Saskatchewan forward on a sustainable growth agenda," Stewart said. "This is the ultimate participation model for private sector involvement."
Sector Team chairs will meet with Premier Brad Wall, along with the Enterprise Saskatchewan Board for the first time today at a luncheon at the Legislative Building in Regina.
For a complete list of sectors, sector team memberships and chairpersons, and Sector Team Charters, see the attached background documents.
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For more information, contact:
Joanne Johnson
Enterprise Saskatchewan
Regina
Phone: 306-798-0503
Email: joanne.johnson@gov.sk.ca
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