Board of Directors
We would like to acknowledge the following individuals who volunteer their time and services to support the vision of the Community Futures.
- Castlegar – Chris Bell, Chair
- Nakusp – Frances Swan
- Castlegar – Dan Salekin
- Kaslo – Peter LeCouffe
- Nelson – Am Naqvi
- Castlegar – Charlotte Ferreux, Vice Chair
- Nelson – Bob Wright
- Creston – Terry Bambrick
- Salmo/ Nelson – Tyler Rice
- Playmor Junction – Krystle Seed
In addition to the above, we have other community members who volunteer their time and services to the Self-Employment and Loans Committees. We are grateful to have such a dedicated group of Central Kootenay volunteer representatives participating on the board and all committees and representing Central Kootenay communities.
Loans Committee
- Bob Wright – Board Member
- Andrew Kyle – Member at Large
- Jon Exley – Member at Large
- Dan Salekin – Board Member
- Terry Bambrick – Board Member
- Chris Bell – Board Member
Governance Model
BOARD RECRUITMENT
The Nominating Committee will, as director vacancies occur or are anticipated, review the needs of the Board for specific expertise, resources, geographical representation, or skills necessary to bring strength and balance to the Board. Membership on the Board of Directors should not focus on a single issue in the activities of the organization and rather should be considered on diversity of experience and background.
The Nominating Committee shall identify, check references, interview and recruit suitably qualified individuals willing to consider being nominated for position of Director, and recommend their appointment to the Board in a manner consistent with the By-law and these policies.
The Nominating Committee will maintain a file of all interested candidates who have been so reviewed in compliance with Personal Information Protection Act.
The Nominating Committee will be comprised of the Board Chairperson (or Vice Chair), Past Chair, one director and the Executive Director.
BOARD COMPOSITION
Board composition is to ideally be distributed throughout the Central Kootenay Region.
Diversity is sought in the areas of geographic representation, gender, age and ethnicity.
Skill sets that are sought include:
- engaged and connected in local community;
- aware of their community’s values.
- entrepreneurial experience;
- financial acumen;
- legal expertise;
- human resources expertise;
- youth engagement;
- social enterprise knowledge;
- community economic development expertise; and
- succession planning.
Ideally, board membership of CF shall be geographically distributed as follows:
- Kaslo and Area – 1 Director
- Nakusp and Area – 1 Director
- Slocan Valley – 1 Director
- Salmo and Area – 1 Director
- Nelson/Balfour and Area – 2 Directors
- East Shore of Kootenay Lake – 1 Director
- Castlegar and Area – 2 Directors
- Creston and Area – 1 Director
When appropriate, membership can expand to a maximum of 15.
REPORTS
Annual Reports
CFCK Annual Report 2018-2019
- Annual Report and Audited Financial Information for 2018-19
- Annual Report and Audited Financial Information for 2017-18
- Annual Report and Audited Financial Information for 2016-17
- Annual Report and Audited Financial Information for 2015-16
- Community Futures Central Kootenay Annual Report 2014-2015
- Community Futures Central Kootenay Annual Report 2013-2014
For a copy of the entire audited financial statement please contact
Andrea Wilkey
Executive Director, Community Futures Central Kootenay
250.352.1933 ext: 103
awilkey@futures.bc.ca
Performance Results
- Performance Results for 2018-19
- Performance Results for 2017-18
- Performance Results for 2016-17
- Performance Results for 2015-16
Regional Reports
Community Futures Kootenay Columbia Boundary Regional Report
