1. education
2. school

To inspire and educate young
Canadians to experience free
enterprise, understand
business and economics, and
develop entrepreneurial and
leadership skills.
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
Mission
To inspire and educate young Canadians to experience free enterprise,
understand business and economics, and develop entrepreneurial and
leadership skills.
Vision
We will be recognized as vital to the success of our youth in reaching
their potential through partnership with business and educators in the
nationwide delivery of relevant business learning experiences by inspired
volunteers.
Values
Demonstrate trust and integrity in all that we do
Respect youth and believe in their potential
Believe in the free enterprise system and promote entrepreneurial ideals
Encourage and promote volunteerism and volunteer leadership utilizing
Canadian business experience
Commit to performance excellence and continually improve all that we do
Embrace collaborative and strategic alliances
Demonstrate leadership and teamwork
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Table of Contents
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
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Message from the President &
CEO and Chairman of the Board
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Message from The Chamber
President & CEO
6
Greetings from the Minister
of Agriculture, Food and
Rural Initiatives
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Message from
Vantis Credit Union
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Students Reached
9
The JA Competitive Advantage
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Program Delivery
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Our Programs
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Community Focused
Programming
14
Special Events
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Our Volunteers
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Sponsors and Donors
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Balance Sheet &
Statement of Operations
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JA Office
Message from the
President & CEO and
Chairman of the Board
Having completed my third
year with Junior Achievement, I
can honestly say that the
experience at JA has continued
to be an exciting, challenging,
and all inspiring year with a
large number of accomplishments
and opportunities of what the
future still holds.
Junior Achievement Manitoba
began the year with a talented
team of individuals dedicated to
delivering the best message to
as many students as possible
throughout the province.
Junior Achievement has been
present in Manitoba for fortythree years and over the years
has grown from providing only
the Company Program to our
high school students to offering
5 programs in the 2005/06
school year to students ages
10-18. The over 7500 students
who received our programs
hailed from various communities
throughout the province, over
and above the larger urban
centres – northern, rural,
francophone and aboriginal
students received the
opportunity to learn business
and economic essentials.
The JAMB team worked
extremely hard throughout the
year – from expanding and
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growing all of our programs to
introducing new events and
marketing initiatives to raise
our profile and increase the
awareness of JA programs with
many key business sponsors.
2005/06 marked a year of rising
to challenges and revitalizing
the entrepreneurial spirit of the
essence of what Junior
Achievement programs stand
for. Overall, 2005/06 was a
successful year for JA programs
where programs were
successfully and efficiently
delivered. Many new schools
came on board, and over 280
volunteers supported JA
Manitoba with approximately
4000 volunteer hours.
A new partnership was formed
with The Winnipeg Chamber
of Commerce that marks
several milestones for Junior
Achievement Manitoba. In
December 2005, the JA Office
moved back downtown after a
20 year absence to join the
Chamber in the Paris Building.
This new partnership will
provide a synergistic
relationship for both
organizations as numerous
opportunities are embarked
upon to bring the Winnipeg
Business Community and our
Youth closer together.
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After 3 years on the JA
Manitoba Board of Directors,
and the past two as Chair, Paul
Way leaves JA having made a
significant impression with
introducing a new Board
Governance Model and
succeeding at introducing new
Board members to key
positions. The leadership Paul
Way has shown has allowed
Junior Achievement to create
new opportunities towards
supporting our Northern and
Rural Youth. As Paul and his
family leaves Winnipeg for
London, Ontario, he takes with
him glorious memories that he
and his family shared along with
the many lasting business
relationships he made.
With everything in place as it is,
2006/07 looks to be a year of
continued success towards
engaging one another towards
accomplishing what is most
important – offering a positive
impact on the lives of all
Manitoba youth. After all….
“What if our kids ran the
world….they will!”
Thank you for your support.
Lisa Grist, President & CEO
Paul Way, Board Chairman
Message from The Winnipeg
Chamber of Commerce
President & CEO
Today’s Winnipeg Chamber of
Commerce is not your father’s
Chamber.
We strongly believe The
Chamber must reach out to
young people and involve them
in the decisions that are made
today that will determine the
kind of city they inherit
tomorrow.
The Chamber is all about
challenging the status quo.
Growth through youth is one
of 10 key commitments in The
Chamber’s three-year strategic
plan, adopted in 2005.
It was extremely exciting,
therefore, to formally partner
with Junior Achievement in
January 2006. Not only do our
two organizations share a
common space, we share a
common goal - to ensure that
the more than 8,000 students
involved in JA programs across
the province recognize the
opportunities that exist in the
business community. It’s a
winning relationship that will
also foster a better
understanding of The
Chamber and its role.
We look forward to working
together in the coming year
and to bring about more
change.
Dave Angus
President & CEO
The Winnipeg Chamber
of Commerce
Interested in becoming involved with Junior Achievement Manitoba? We always welcome new individuals for
consideration as Program Volunteers, Student Mentors, Advisory Committee Members, Event Planning Committee
Members, and Board Members. Please call the JA office at 956-6080.
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
Greetings from
the Minister of
Agriculture, Food and
Rural Initiatives
The Manitoba government
supports Junior Achievement,
and has provided more then
$1.7 million since 1993. This
funding has gone to support
the delivery of programming in
rural and northern Manitoba
that encourages youth to stay
in school, learn life skills, and
develop entrepreneurial skills.
It is my pleasure to announce
new provincial funds for
another four years, which will
provide Junior Achievement
with a total of $420,000.
Junior Achievement will utilize
this money to prepare our
youth for the future, ensuring
they have a basic knowledge of
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business, entrepreneurship and
marketing – all skills that
young people can apply to any
career they choose. It has
been said time and time again,
and it still rings true, that one
of this province’s greatest
resource is its young people.
villages across Manitoba.
These are the unsung heroes
who devote their own time
and energy, usually after
regular school and work
hours, in order that they may
pass along the value of their
years of business experience
to the next generation.
Junior achievement is helping
our youth by giving them the
tools they will need, not only
to survive, but to thrive –
especially in the highly
competitive world we live in
today.
On behalf of the Government
of Manitoba, I wish you
continued success with your
program activities in rural and
northen Manitoba.
I want to thank the many
volunteers who are on the
front lines in our towns and
Rosann Wowchuk
Deputy Premier
Minister of Agriculture, Food
and Rural Initiatives
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Message from
Vantis Credit Union
Vantis Credit Union is one of
Manitoba’s most successful
financial service providers,
offering members personalized
service through our network
of branches and convenient
on-line banking services.
Through Junior Achievement’s
programs, Grade 5 - 12
students develop
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
entrepreneurial skills and
leadership qualities. Not only
do the students prosper but
the volunteers who present JA
programs share in the
fulfillment of enriching both
the students and the
communities we live in. Vantis
believes investing in today’s
youth, helps them develop to
become tomorrow’s leaders.
As official sponsor of Junior
Achievement of Manitoba,
Vantis is helping create
opportunities for our youth
and their communities.
Michel Audette
President and CEO
Vantis Credit Union
Total Manitoba Students
Reached in 2005–2006:
7,500
Junior Achievement programs provide our
students with key learning’s that will encourage
them to complete high school, understand the
financial impacts of their decisions at an early
age, and spur their interest in the world of
Business and all of its opportunities. It is these
programs that reflect our commitment to
building strong leaders for Manitoba’s future.
Elementary Program
Business Basics
104 Classes
1755 Students
57 Classes
82 Classes
1731 Students
2460 Students
Company Program – A Student Venture In School
10 Classes
114 Students
Company Program – A Student Venture After School
10 Classes
230 Students
JA Titan
20 Classes
363 Students
World of Choices
1 Session
600 Students
Vision Quest
1 Session
130 Students
Middle Program
Dollars with sense / Personal Economics
Economics of Staying in School
Secondary Program
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JA Students Have the
Competitive Advantage
Even one exposure to a JA Program makes
a difference! Students participating in JA
programs have a greater comprehension
of economics and business then their
non-participating peers.
According to a longitude study completed by
independent evaluators in 2003, JA students
had more positive attitudes and greater career
Students Expressing Various Levels of Confidence in completing Post Secondary School
12%
14%
Unco nfindent
So mewhat Co nfindent
26%
Fairly Co nfindent
Very Co nfindent
48%
Compared to students in General….
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JA students are more likely to attend post secondary institutions
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JA students are more likely to select a business-related major
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JA students take more personal responsibility for their behavior.
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JA students have a more positive self-concept and higher self-esteem.
Students Declaring Various Majors During Their First Year of Post Secondary School
Humanities and Fine A rts
So cial Sciences
Co mpariso n
B usiness
JA Lo ngitudinal Sample
Educatio n
Other A pplied Fields
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5
10
15
20 25
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Study: 2003 Worldwide
Institute for Research and
Evaluation (WIRE) Longitudinal
Study Summary
Program Delivery
Junior Achievement Manitoba has the
opportunity to work with numerous
schools within the various regions and
communities throughout the province.
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Elementary
Middle
Senior
Rural
35
39
15
Northern
36
52
2
Francophone
8
16
1
Urban Programs
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44
27
132 Schools
7496 Students
300 Classes
200 Volunteers
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Our Programs
Junior Achievement offers a
positive impact on the lives of
Manitoba students through quality
business and finance programs
that contribute to the life skills
they need to succeed. JA
Manitoba is proud to offer
programs in both official languages
in many urban centers and rural
communities throughout the
province.
Elementary School Learning
Experiences for
Grades 5 – 6
Middle School –
Learning
Experiences for
Grades 7 – 9
Business Basics
Our Business Basics program
has been widely received by
our grade 5 and 6 students in
many schools throughout the
province. This dynamic
program not only introduces
the students to the essential
components of business, but
also encourages the students
to ask questions and look at
the business world around
them with a critical eye as a
future consumer.
Dollars with Sense
Learning about credit and
saving money and the
potential for growth by
investing early, is a sure win
formula in positioning our
students with the life skills for
the future. As this program
increase in popularity amongst
the students and teachers, the
opportunity to impact our
future generation of
investment savvy adults is
insurmountable.
Key Sponsors:
Investors Group
The Great West Life
Assurance Company
Key Sponsors:
Investors Group
Peter D. Currie Grant
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
Economics of Staying in
School (ESIS)
2005-2006 marked the twelfth
year of the Economics of
Staying in School as a one day
Symposium at the Red River
College – Notre Dame
Campus reaching to date over
10,000 students. This program
offers the value of staying in
school by having students
envision the lifestyle they want
versus simply hearing they
should staying in school.
The French Version of ESIS,
the third annual Les etudes:
un choix economique
(LEUCE) event was also run
as a one day symposium at
Red River College students
from Winnipeg, rural
Francophone School divisions
attend this event.
Key Sponsors:
Manitoba Public Insurance
Vantis Credit Union
TD Waterhouse
GE Canada Elfun Foundation
The Great West Life
Assurance Company
Peter D. Currie Grant
Senior School –
Learning Experience
for Grades 9 – 12
support and offer advice on the
creation of business and watch
how the venture really performs.
proved to be a welcomed and
unique challenge to all those
involved.
Thank you to all of our
sponsors who made the
Company Program – A Student
Venture a huge success.
This program is delivered as an
in school or as an after school
program, where the students
learn various aspects of
running a business in a format
that is fun and productive.
The after school program
provided the experience to 9
different groups throughout
Winnipeg. The Companies
were officially launched in
November with the Meeting
Minds reception sponsored by
Custom House Currency
Exchange. They developed a
business concept, a business
plan, produced products, sold
products through trade fairs
and personal selling, and finally
liquidated the company and
paid off their shareholders.
True business strategies were
developed to assist the
organizations on all fronts –
human resources, marketing,
production, and finance.
The in school program is
delivered by allowing the
students to operate a
classroom run business
throughout a 10-12 week
period. Volunteers from the
community are invited to
The 20-week program
concluded with the Future
Unlimited Banquet in April
2006, where awards were
presented. In March the 2nd
annual Investors Group Sales
Competition was held and
Company Program:
A Student Venture
Our flagship program that
inspires entrepreneurship,
attracts a bold group of
interested and excited students
that develop their refined
presentation and
communication skills. Further,
these students develop into
risk takers and refine their
ability to make real decisions,
learn to work within a team
and take on leadership roles
within their companies that
better position them for future
endeavors.
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After School:
RBC Financial
Great West Life
Manitoba Hydro
CDEM
Trader
Custom House
Vantis Credit Union
JA Titan – Web-based
Business Simulation
Program
Students love the interactive
program that test their skills
and allow them to learn the
various business concepts in a
dynamic and fun way.
Teachers and volunteers enjoy
the detailed tutorials that bring
the game to life!
Key Sponsor: Investors Group
Community Focused
Programming
Rural Community
During the 2005/06 school
year, 100 programs were
delivered throughout rural
Manitoba communities with
the assistance of local
volunteers that offered
relevant insight to each
student. These programs
were made possible through
the extensive financial
commitment from the
Province of Manitoba – a
commitment that has been in
existence since 1993. Junior
Achievement’s program
management, centered out of
Brandon, Manitoba and to a
smaller extent, Winnipeg, has
delivered over 1300
programs and has reached
30,000 students since the
inception of the Rural
Economic Development
Initiative.
Urban Aboriginal
Community
With the current urban
landscape changing the
importance of providing
programs to Aboriginal, First
Nations, and Metis youth has
never been more important.
JA Manitoba prides itself in
the programming it is able to
present to Winnipeg Inner
City schools with the
assistance of key aboriginal
role models that visit the
classrooms and offer insight
into the day-to-day
challenges that face our
youth. The success of this
past year sets the stage for
an even greater success
within this area as further
partnerships with the
Aboriginal community are
formed and fostered.
Key Sponsors:
Credit Unions
McCain Foundation
Paterson Foundation
Manitoba Government
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Northern Community
Manitoba Hydro once again
came forward to provide
financial support to allow for
a Junior Achievement
resource base in Thompson,
Manitoba. With this
resource and the assistance
of the North Central
Development Corporation
over 100 programs were
delivered to various schools
in Northern Manitoba.
Programs within this area
allow youth to benefit from
the knowledge and skills that
prepare them for future
endeavors – entering into
the workforce or post
secondary education.
Key Sponsors:
Manitoba Hydro
Fast Air
Special Events
Thank you to all the participants,
volunteers and sponsors of various special
events throughout the year. It is with
your continued support and participation
that Junior Achievement can continue to
inspire and educate our Manitoba youth!
A World of Choices
May 2006
This fourth-annual, interactive
career symposium was about
empowering the 600 young
women in attendance to make
decisions for their futures.
Within each of the 14
different workshops to
choose from, they heard from
4 different women in 4
different jobs within that
career track who gave them a
good idea of what that field
has to offer, what education
and training is required to
work in this field, and what
opportunities they will have
once they embark on their
chosen career. The main
message heard throughout
the day within every
workshop, was “as long as
you have an education and/or
training, you do have a world
of choices.” This year’s event
was a resounding success,
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earning a total of $21,000 to
be used toward programs in
2006/2007.
Key Sponsors: Vantis Credit
Union, University of
Winnipeg, Manitoba Hydro,
Investors Group, City of
Winnipeg, Warehouse One,
Western Economic
Diversification, Canadian
Forces & McDonald’s
Stock Market Challenge
February 2006
Junior Achievement Manitoba
and the Investment Dealers’
Association held another
hugely successful event that
raised $ 30,000 towards JA
Program delivery. The Stock
Market Challenge is a fun
filled, fast paced event that
allows “corporate teams” to
buy and sell stocks in a
simulated stock exchange
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trading floor environment.
Sophisticated computer
software, wireless hand held
computers, and gigantic
projection screens are used
to calculate and post the
ever-changing results. This
year’s theme was Brazil
Carnival night, complete with
Brazilian food, décor &
entertainment and of course,
trading fictitious stocks in
Brazilian Companies.
Key Sponsors:
Investment Dealers Association
TD Asset Management
Guardian Group of Funds
AGF Funds Inc.
CI Investments
Fidelity Investments
Quadravest Capital
Management
Dynamic Funds
Patahway Asset Management
Trader Publications
Sentry select Capital Corp.
Delta Winnipeg
National Impact
Junior Achievement of Canada
supports the growth and expansion
of JA Charters and programs.
Future Unlimited
Banquet – April 2006
Vision Quest
May 2006
No-Golf Gifting Event
September 2006
The Delta Winnipeg hosted
over 400 students, parents,
volunteers and sponsors who
attended the Awards
Ceremony at the Future
Unlimited Banquet for
“Company Program – A
Student Venture.” Nine new
companies, from 8 Winnipeg
Schools were honored for
their achievements;
showcasing the brightest and
the best – youth making a
difference.
This year’s event offered a
stand-alone youth program
that allowed Junior
Achievement to work with
youth at this conference.
Students developed a
marketing plan to promote
Vision Quest 2007 to their
peer group that incorporated
strengths and interesting
aspects of the communities
within which the students
live. Divided into groups, the
students devised an
advertising strategy and
produced a short
commercial. These
commercials provided
wonderful entertainment at
the closing ceremonies.
Imagine – a day on the
course with no golfing! This
event provides a unique
opportunity for women to
enjoy an afternoon of
networking, pampering and
“gifting” and the St. Boniface
Golf Course provides a
beautiful backdrop for you to
spend an afternoon with
friends. A number of last
year’s sponsors are returning
and a large number of new
sponsors are on board with
wonderful gifts and
experiences for you to try.
Based on last year’s results, it
is expected this event will be
sold out quickly this year.
Key Sponsors:
CIBC
Vantis Credit Union
Shaw Cable
Delta Winnipeg
Manitoba Hydro
The Great West Life
Assurance Company
Trader Classified Media
Manitoba Industry Economic
Development & Mines
NRG Teleresources
PAL Group
Investors Group
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Key Sponsors:
Vantis Credit Union
McDonalds Restaurants
Hot 103/QX 104 FM
Janzen Photography
Goodlife Fitness
Our Volunteers
All JA programs are delivered
over a various weeks.
Volunteers welcome the
opportunity to develop their
own communication and
presentation skills in an
enthusiastic environment
where they are welcomed for
their unique business insight
and expertise. It is these same
volunteers that offer so much
to the students that receive
the reward of having touched
students in a unique and
rewarding capacity. The time
volunteers give up to JA does
not go unnoticed. Within our
company program – A Student
No-Golf Gifting Event
Stock Market Challenge
Barbara Berven
Mary Kay Cosmetics
James Allison
TD Waterhouse Canada
Leonne Bilodeau
World Financial Group
Mark Braun
Scotia Mcleod
Carolyn Zimmerman
SPEC
Shelley Hewins
Acquired Capital
Jill O’Neil
Richardson Partner Financial
with the assistance of
numerous volunteers.
Without these volunteers,
students would not be
receiving the benefits of real
life examples and expertise on
the various dimensions of
business that are presented.
Over 270 volunteers
supported Junior Achievement
programs by giving of
themselves for a half day to a
full day, or a few hours a day
Greg Ozechowsky
CIBC Wood Gundy
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Venture, volunteer advisors
give over 75 hours mentoring
youth in reality of operating a
business. By the end of the
experience, advisors have also
expanded their knowledge and
have had the opportunity to
network with other similar
volunteers within the program.
Volunteers make the material
relevant, fuel the
entrepreneurial spirit and
challenge the student to excel
while as an inspirational source
for young people in search of
role models.
Julie Ternovetsky
University of Manitoba
Ron Waterman
REFCO Futures Canada
Jamie Wilton
REFCO Futures Canada
Ace Burpee
HOT 103 FM
Chrissy Troy
HOT 103 FM
A World Of Choices
Annette Albo
TD Waterhouse
Susan Iwanski
Vantis Credit Union
Jaclyn Demianyk
University of Manitoba
Heather Shwetz
Manitoba Hydro
Sandra Shibata
Investors Group
Barbara Krokosz
Earth Tech
Lori Bruce Smith
Fire and Paramedic Academy
Manitoba Tourism & Education
Council
Sarah Dobson
Bayer Crop Science
Karen Colameco
Delta Winnipeg
Janet Kirpactrick
EDS Canada
Jolie Anne Horn
McDonald’s
Indira Maharaj
Earth Tech
Susan Shortill-Lopez
Misericordia Hospital
Gwenda Matieshin
Manitoba Hydro
Leslie Walsh
Red River College
Judith Manzano
Manitoba Hydro
Lynn Oakley
Stephanie Subtelny
MTS Allstream
Abby Mann
RBC Royal Bank
Andrea Bodie
A Touch of Magic
Holly Caprick
Vantis Credit Union
Andrea Czinkota
CMA Canada
Shannon Persowich
Spacecadet Design
Michelle Bailey
MTS Corporate
Communications
Treena Nault
Investors Group
Donna Young
University of Winnipeg
April Krahn
Red River College
Lisa Forbes
S.E.E.D. Winnipeg
Valdene Lewis
Correctional Service of Canada
Silvia de Sousa
Thompson, Dorfman, Sweatman
Jennifer Flett
Correctional Service of Canada
Corporal Tara Scott
RCMP
Constable Jacqueline Chaput
Winnipeg Police Services
Sharon Collins
NAV Canada
Kerri Barcley
Winnipeg Transit
Tereina Neubauer
Paul’s Hauling
Chantelle Rzepka
Benita Stafford-Smith
Life Matters
Tracey Koga
Shaw Cable
Bev Watson
Two Feathers Promotions
Dana Kruse
Q94 FM
Mea
Mea’s Fashion
Janice Findley
Manitoba Conservatory of Arts
Wendy Stephenson
Winnipeg Chamber of
Commerce
Linda Letts
Warehouse One
Liz Taylor
Royal LePage
Capitan Jennifer Foote
Canadian Forces
Lea Neubauer
Aeroglobal
Ellen Towers
City of Winnipeg
Krista Newton
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
Carolyne Braid
Winnipeg Sun
Kyla Wiebe
Place Louis Riel
Roslyn Smyth
Deschenes Regnier
Christine Ens
Winnipeg Chamber of
Commerce
Junior Achievement Manitoba also
congratulates our many volunteers who sit on
our many Event – Planning Committees and
on our Board of Directors. These individuals,
through donating their time and talent
exemplify the power of giving. Their hard
work creates lasting impressions with
incredible events – all in the name of reaching
students and offering them unique learning
opportunities. On behalf of the students, we
would like to extend an enormous “thank
you” to all of our volunteers.
Alam Georget
CIBC
Arnold Asham
Asham Curling Supplies
Barb Mc Dougall
Argylr Alternative High School
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Charmaine Lagimodiere
Cherly
Scotia Bank
Chris Mattern
London Life
Dave Connell
Applause Power
Dennis Matthies
Lowe Farm Credit Union
Derek Clusiault
Scotiabank
Beverly Dyck
RBC Royal Bank
Chris Reimer
Reimer Accountants
Des Krushnyrk
Bonita Friesen
Community Credit Union
Christine Perreault
Caisse Populaire
Dirk Stubbings
Investor’s Group
Bonnie Van Steelandt
TD Waterhouse
Cindy Harrison
Jostens
Don Dowle
Brad
Riverton Credit Union
Claudelle Catellier
Caisse LaVerandrye
Brenda Ellis-Anderson
Virden Credit Union
Clinton Much
Town of Neepawa
Brenda Pazuik
Connis Bok
Provincial Exhibition
Brian Nedohin
Manitoba Agriculture,
Food & Rural Initiatives
Courtney Giffith
Hire-A-Student
Bryan Spencer
Heartland CFDC
Alyson Sametz
Hire-A-Student
Carla Mroz
Lord Selkirk Regional High School
Craig Saunders
Don Malinowski
Manitoba Hydro
Al Romani
Manitoba Hydro
Donna Workenko
Ranite Internet
Dwight Conroy
RBC Royal Bank
Dwight Sander
Eriksdale Credit Union
Elise Morin
Eva
RBC Royal Bank
Carmelle MacNeil
Craig Zamzow
Swan Valley Credit Union
Caissa LaVerandrye
Curtis Balfour
Evan Schellenburg
Viking Motors
Carol Tripp
RBC Royal Bank
Cyndi Hawthorne
Scotiabank
George Bailey
TD Bank Canada Trust
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Gina Trudeau
Caisse LaVerandrye
Guy Moffat
RBC Royal Bank
Heather Bailey
CCRA
Heather Wood
Boissevain Credit Union
Ian MacDonald
Jacqueline Spencer
Parent Advisor Council
Jana Schott
City of Dauphin
Harvey Armstrong
City of Dauphin
Janice Moffat
RBC Royal Bank
Janine Webb
Caisse Saint Boniface
Jason Epp
RBC Royal Bank
Jennifer Greaves
TD Waterhouse
Jeremy Hildebrand
Palliser Furniture
Jerry Crampain
Business Teacher
Jerry Irving
Town of Neepawa
Jessica Jansen
Goodlife Fitness
Jessica Paul
Manitoba Hydro
Jill Turner
RBC Royal Bank
Jim Killmister
TD Waterhouse
Jonathan Wave
Laurie Irving
Joni Garrett
South Interlake Credit Union
Laurie LeSage
Vantis Credit Union
Josh Berkal
Red River College
Janice Stanley
Canadian Forces
Tim Smith
Red River College
Leann Brown
Joy Lorette
Manitoba Agriculture,
Food and Rural Initiatives
Joyce Odidison
JBA Consulting
Linda Toews
Lionel Johnson
World of Water
Karen Robertson
Transcona Credit Union
Lisa MacDonell
Karen Simonson
RBC Royal Bank
Lisa Riley
RBC Royal Bank
Deb Ethier
RBC Royal Bank
Lisa Steinwandt
Dauphin Plains Credit Union
Kate Geiger
Lisa Weins
Cedar Lake CFDC
Katelyn Deremiens
Kathy Helbrencht
TD Waterhouse
Fil Silva
TD Waterhouse
Kevin Hall
Keith Richard
Assiniboine Credit Union
Stephanie Wiens
Assiniboine Credit Union
Kim Woloby
North Winnipeg Credit Union
Krista Moffett
RBC Royal Bank
Kristel Mann
Manitoba Hydro
Patricia Johnston
Manitoba Hydro
Alisa Pop
TD Waterhouse
Kristin Dysart
Jocelyne Russell
CUSB
Kristin Heis
Hire-A-Student
Joe Cote
C.J Dyck
Hire-A-Student
Joe Thompson
Lee Friesen Alfred
Manitoba Agriculture,
Food & Rural Initiatives
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
Liz Keyworth
TD Waterhouse
Dan Hunter
MTS Allstream
Lloyd Flett
Lorriane Cook
Dakota Ojibway CFDC
Lyndsay Cowling
City of Dauphin
Marcel Hebert
GE Canada
Marcia Rowat
Assessippi EDO
Mark Jones
Vantis Credit Union
Mark Mandzik
Manitoba Hydro
Michelle Leganchuk
Manitoba Hydro
Martin Chitohwa
Matt Bialek
Blast Off Fireworks
Megan Sprung
Manitoba Agriculture,
Food & Rural Initiatives
Melissa Cleys
TD Waterhouse
Melissa Lockhart
CIBC
Melissa Shaw
CGA
Micheal Deslauriers
Lazer Grant LLP
Michael Fahlman
TD Waterhouse
Michel Durand
JOGO Canada
Michelle Kaminski
Small Miracles
Mike Siefer
GE Canada
Misty Cowieson
Michael Fahlman
TD Waterhouse
Moira Smoke
Murielle Nimi-Madingou
CUSB
Johan Macced
CUSB
Norma Bentham
Manitoba Hydro
Ovide Mercredi
Chief of Grand Rapids First Nation
Pamela McTavish
Manitoba Agriculture,
Food and Rural Initiatives
Rina Mysak
RBC Royal Bank
Robert Foster
Retired - Winnipeg Chamber
Ron Chan
TD Waterhouse
Paul Way
TD Waterhouse
Shannon Slipetz
Vantis Credit Union
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Sharon Turner
RBC Royal Bank
Tracey MacDonald
RBC Royal Bank
Sheldon Wettig
BU-ACE
Sherry Theroux
Cargill Limited
Wendy Bolton
Cargill Limited
Tammy Hudyma
Terri Christenson
Tham Cao
Theresa Sigurdson
Manitoba Securities Commission
Tim
RBC Royal Bank
Tony Wattman
AJW Warehousing
Tracey Drabyk
Manitoba Agriculture, Food & Rural
Initiatives
Tracy Dunstan
South Interlake Credit Union
Trinh Lam
Proctor & Gamble
Twyla Broome
CIBC
Val McMan
Manitoba Agriculture,
Food & Rural Initiatives
Vince Stycke
Investor’s Group
Vivianne Gosselin
CDEM
Stephane Gagnon
CDEM
Ashley Enns
Convergys
Jerri-Lynn Gordon
The Great West Life Assurance
Company
Assiniboine Credit Union
Keith Richard
Helder Calheiros
Ross Kozielec
Shaun Hampton
Manitoba Education,
Citizenship and Youth
Darren Lewis
Winsun Distributing
Eric Manroj
Asper School of Business
Khang Pham
Investors Group
Roger Pockett
ADT Security Services
Rory French
Deloitte and Touche LLP
Thom Proch
University of Manitoba
RBC Financial Group
(Royal Direct)
Cindy Castaneda
Enzo Cotroneo
Janice Howe
Amy Jobe-Martin
Esther Kotulas
Tannis Probetts
Great West Life
Patrick Smith
University of Manitoba
Trader Classified Media
Dale Aymont
Colin Danielson
Kristjan Kristjansson
Emanuel Machado
Wayne Bridgeman
Manitoba Securities Commission
CDEM
Stephane Gagnon
Jean Gaultier
Company Program Advisors
Maria Paletta
Clarion Hotel
Manitoba Hydro
Julie Deslauriers
Kristel Mann
Robyn Clark
Patrick Berard
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF MANITOBA ANNUAL REPORT 2005 - 2006
2005-06 proved to be an exciting and
successful year. Thank you to our many
long-standing and newly arrived Sponsors
and Donors who provided the financial and
volunteer resources needed to reach over
8500 Manitoba students.
Financial Contributors
$140K+
$5K – $13 999
Delta Winnipeg
Province of Manitoba Rural
Economic Development
Initiative
CIBC
IBM Canada Ltd
Economic Development Council
for Manitoba Bilingual
Municipalities
Imperial Oil
Fast Air
$40K+
Investor’s Group
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Public Insurance
McDonald’s Restaurants of
Canada Ltd.
Vantis Credit Union
Province of Manitoba Education,
Citizenship and Youth
$15K - $39 999
Quadrevest Capital
Management
Caisse Credit Union
TD Asset Management
Province of Manitoba Aboriginal
and Northern Affairs
Province of Manitoba Industry,
Economic Development and
Mines
$10K - $14 999
The Great West Life Assurance
Company
TD Waterhouse
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
PAL Group
RBC Dominion Securities
RBC Mutual Funds
REFCO Futures Canada
Investment Dealers Association
Peter D. Currie Grant
NRG Teleresources
$1K - $4999
St Boniface Golf Club
AGF Funds Inc.
Scotia Bank
AIM Trimark Investments
Sexton Group
Business Networks International
The Joe Brain Foundation
CI Funds Inc.
The McCain Foundation
Canada Customs Revenue
Agency
The Paterson Foundation –
Senator Norman
Community Futures Partners of
Manitoba
The Wawanesa Mutual
Insurance Company
Custom House Currency
Exchange
Winnipeg Insurance Brokers
$500 - $999
Credit Institute of Canada
Carolyn Zimmerman
A.Q Financial Group Inc
Gemini Fashions of Canada Ltd
City Looks Salon
Aikins MacAulay &
Thorvaldson
George T. Richardson
102.3 CLEAR FM
Grain Insurance and Guarantee
Company
Custom Helicopters
AON Reed Stenhouse
Delta Winnipeg
BMO Nesbitt Burns
Coghlan’s Ltd
Human Resources
Management
Fabutan
Association of Manitoba
Farouke
Molly Maid
FREQ 107
Pollard Banknote Limited
FUDE Inspired Cuisine & Wine
Bar
Fidelity Investments
Fort Garry Industries Ltd
Franklin Templeton Investment
Corp
The Canadian Institute of
Management
HOT 103
GE Canada Elfun Foundation
Pal Group
The Certified General
Accountants
RBC Investments
Association of Manitoba
Richardson Partners Financial
Limited
The Smith Agency Limited
Hotel Fort Garry
IBM Canada
Investor’s Group Inc
Sentry Select Capital Corp
TD Waterhouse – TD Asset
Management
The Institute of Chartered
Accountants of Manitoba
World of Water – Dakota
Street
Under $ 500
Amsted Canada
Kraves Fine Foods
The Winnipeg Chamber of
Commerce
Labatt Breweries of Manitoba
Winpak Ltd
Lakeview Resort Hotel
Carolyn Zimmerman
Manitoba Government
STOCK MARKET
CHALLENGE STUDENT
TEAM SPONSORS:
Acquire Capitol
Shelley Hewins
Blumont Capital
Tetrem Capital Partners
Jamie Wilton
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Tourism Education
Council
Manitoba Securities
Commission
Mariaggi Theme Suites Hotel
Mary Kay Cosmetics – Barb
Berven
McDonald’s Restaurants
of Canada Limited
CIBC Wood Gundy
Certified Management
Accountants Association
Manitoba Hydro
Gifts In Kind
Mea’s
Action Physiotherapy &
Wellness Clinic
Melaleuca
All Canada Marketing Group
Michelle Lecuyer Hutton
AMORE Esthetics
Midland Appliance World
August Communications
MTS Allstream
Canadian Cancer Society
Molly Maid
Canad Inns Corp
Moxie’s Classic Grill
Douglas Pollard
Canadian Information
Processing Society
Controlled Environments
Limited
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Junior Achievement programs are
delivered in 97 countries and reach
more than six million students
annually.
NRG Teleresources
The Winnipeg SUN
Thompson Dorfman Sweatman
Off the Cuff
Olive Garden Restaurants
Oxfords Salon & Spa
University of Winnipeg
University of Winnipeg Book
Store
Pasquale’s Restaurant
Vantis Credit Union
Pulse Canada
Vickar Community Chevrolet
Q-94 FM
Warehouse One
QX104.1
Rogers Wireless
Winnipeg Free Press
Peepers Swimwear &
Aquatic Supplies
World of Water – Dakota
Street
TD Waterhouse
XEROX Canada Ltd.
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
Please accept our sincere
apologies for unintentionally
omitting any corporation,
organizations or individual who
has contributed to Junior
Achievement Manitoba in the
past fiscal year. Please advise
the JA MB office of any error so
that we may correct our records.
Balance Sheet &
Statement of
Operations
As at June 30, 2006
(balance sheet)
For the year ended
June 30, 2006
Assets
OPERATING FUND
Cash
Accounts Receivable
Goods and services tax recoverable
Prepaid expenses
Capital Assets
BUILDING FUND
Cash
Accrued Interest
Due from Operating fund
RESTRICTED FUND
Cash
Due from operating fund
TOTAL ASSETS
2006
2005
5,750
24,405
3,155
4,616
$ 26,514
14,395
-11,310
37,926
8,468
$ 46,394
52,219
19,925
$ 72,144
51,652
771
93
$ 52,516
50,819
455
93
$ 51,367
$
2,271
184
2,455
----
$ 101,365
$ 123,511
$ 52,361
$ 123,775
OPERATING FUND
(5,967)
(51,631)
BUILDING FUND
52,516
51,367
2,455
--
Liabilities & Fund Balances
CURRENT
RESTRICTED FUND
TOTAL LIABILTES & FUND BALANCES
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$ 49,004
$
$ 101,365
$ 123,511
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF MANITOBA ANNUAL REPORT 2005 - 2006
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Statement of Operations and Fund Balances
Year Ended June 30, 2006
2006
2005
(Revised)
REVENUE
Operating Contributions
Program Funding
Program fees—REDI
Special events
Northern Aboriginal Fees
Urban Aboriginal Fees
Amortization of deferred capital contributions
$ 110, 727
40,236
138,500
74,942
35,000
24,100
6,372
$
93,143
45,776
125,000
54,957
45,000
30,621
2,770
429,877
397,267
49,319
235,711
86,833
9,914
57,768
306,619
82,680
15,619
381,777
462,686
48,100
(65,419)
2,436
5,194
45,664
(70,613)
(51,631)
37,741
45,664
(32,872)
-
(12,715)
45,664
(45,587)
Transfer from Building Fund
-
7,000
Transfer to Restricted Fund
-
(13,044)
(5,967)
(51,631)
8,468
(14,435)
19,925
(71,556)
$ (5,967)
$ (51,631)
EXPENSES
Administration
Personnel
Program
Facilities
EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES
BEFORE AMORTIZATION
AMORTIZATION
EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES
FUND BALANCE—BEGINNING OF YEAR, as previously stated
Prior period adjustment
FUND BALANCE—BEGINNING OF YEAR, as previously stated
FUND BALANCE—END OF YEAR
FUND BALANCE REPRESENTED BY:
Invested in capital assets
Unrestricted
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
JA Office
Lisa C. Grist
President & CEO
Debbie Smith
Director of Programs
Valerie Betker
Marketing and Events Manager
Rita Watson Burgess
Program Manager -Rural and Francophone
Robert Campbell
Program Manager- Urban Program
Charlene Grant
North Central Development Cooperation
Program Manager – Northern (contract)
Sara-Marie Falvo
Company Program Manager
Cynthia Betker
Acting Rural Program Manager
Board of Directors
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Chairman of the Board
Mr. Paul Way, FCSI, FMA, CIM
Vice President and Managing Director
Private Client Centre
TD Waterhouse Canada Inc
Director – Investor Relations
Mr. Michel Audette, BA, MBA
President and CEO
Vantis Credit Union
Treasurer
Mr. Rick Battistoni, Bcomm(Hons), CA
Manager Assurance Services
Myers Norris Penny
Legal Counsel
Mr. Jack Courtney
Investors Group
Past Chair
Mr. Bob Stewart
World of Water
Director – Aboriginal Committee
Mr. Eric Storey
Planning & Measurement Specialist – Human Resources
Manitoba Hydro
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF MANITOBA ANNUAL REPORT 2005 - 2006
Junior Achievement of Manitoba
100-259 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3B 2A9
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