As proposed changes to provincial sign regulations and municipal sign bylaws began to heat up in Manitoba, a new relevance for protection re-emerged in 2008. Industry leaders from across the province knew the time had come to band together in an effort to prevent the ratification of changes that would negatively impact the Sign Industry. In February 2009 there was a reformation of the Manitoba Chapter of the Sign Association of Canada.
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The Goal of the Manitoba Chapter of the Sign Association of Canada is to become a first point of contact for any regulatory body seeking to revise their signage regulations. The Manitoba Chapter will remain accessible at all times to the regulatory bodies on all levels and use our varied and extensive backgrounds to promote equitable and beneficial service as required. To promote harmony and trust between the various levels of government and the industry is paramount.
Board of Directors

Jesse Brolly
Acting President
Electra Sign Ltd.
Jesse Brolly started working in the sign industry while in high school. He has worked on the install/service team, sales team and in 2019 Purchased Electra Sign from Ken Devine. He has 3 boys aged 10, 8 and 6 and enjoys coaching their hockey and soccer teams. He is an avid golfer, squash, hockey, and soccer player.

Peter Maconachie
Past President
Postime Signs
Peter Maconachie has owned Postime Signs since 2009. He has been active on the Manitoba and National Sign Association boards for the past 5 years. When not working on his business, Peter likes to weekend on his boat at Lake of the Woods.

Keith Gibbons
Director
Altec Industries
Keith is an account manager at Altec Industries Ltd and he is responsible for managing accounts in Manitoba, NW Ontario, and Nunavut Territory. Altec Industries Ltd is a renowned provider of products and services to various markets such as lights and signs, electric utility, telecommunications, tree care, and contractor markets.
In his free time, Keith enjoys spending time with his family and is a sports enthusiast. He is also a passionate fan of the Jets hockey team.
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I found the DISC assessment very valuable for my day-to-day interactions. We learned what personality profile(s) we had, and how to interact with other personality profiles. We discovered the most effective ways to approach other personality types in the workplace (and in life) and communicate to achieve a common goal. One important take-away for me was that being your authentic self requires less energy, so you can easily burn yourself out in the workplace if you do not communicate in an efficient and effective way with other personalities.
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