Linkages 2026 Provincial Initiatives For Northern Workforce Development
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Bruce Gray has served in many senior management capacities in his career as a member of Manitoba’s Public Service. He has demonstrated leadership in natural resource management, environmental stewardship, and financial management. He has helped teams effectively provide advice and support to inform government decisions related to complex files and has actively led and contributed to several diverse cross-departmental initiatives involving Indigenous, intergovernmental, community, stakeholder and industry engagement.
Bruce holds a Master of Public Administration degree and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Winnipeg.
Michael Jack was appointed Deputy Minister of Business, Mining, Trade and Job Creation on November 13, 2024.
Prior to assuming this role, he had a 24-year career in public service at the municipal level, serving the City of Winnipeg in a variety of capacities. A lawyer by profession, he commenced employment with the City of Winnipeg in 2000 as its by-law prosecutor, progressing through a number of roles focused on litigation, and becoming City Solicitor and Manager of Legal Services in 2012.
Since 2014, Michael served in a number of capacities in the Office of the Chief Administrative Officer, with his most recent role having served as CAO.
Michael has earned a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours), as well as a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Manitoba.