Leader of Indigenous chamber steps down
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The chief executive of the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce is stepping down.
Shelly Bulycz, who was appointed CEO in April, said she’s accepted a new job in The Pas.
She made the announcement in a message to chamber members on Tuesday: “I am grateful for the opportunity to have served the organization and worked alongside so many dedicated individuals who share a commitment to Indigenous business, entrepreneurship and economic reconciliation.”
In the message, board chair Adam Nepon thanked Bulycz and wished her well.
“The board remains focused on ensuring the long-term sustainability and success of the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce,” he said. “The board is confident in the future of the chamber and remains committed to working closely with members, partners and community stakeholders as we move forward.”
The Winnipeg-based chamber was established in 2004, and represents around 200 members.
In recent years, its board of directors has been transitioning from a working board to a governance board. As part of that transition, it hired the organization’s first CEO, Renee Greyeyes, in May 2024. She left in October 2025, taking the helm of the Manitoba Prospectors and Developers Association a month later.
Board member/treasurer Chris Henry served as interim CEO until Bulycz was hired.
— Free Press staff