Experience:
- Energy
- Transportation
- Infrastructure
- Health Care
- Financial Services
- Real Estate
JEFF STERZUK, B.A. (Public Admin), C.Dir
President
Jeff brings over 35 years of experience in the private, non-profit and public sectors in Saskatchewan, BC and Alberta. Prior to founding Prairie Sky in 2013, Jeff spent five years as Chief Operating Officer at Impact Society, 15 years in the financial services sector with Investors Group and RBC Dominion Securities and three years working in the Saskatchewan Legislature for the Ministers of Trade & Investment and Parks & Renewable Resources.
Since founding Prairie Sky in 2013, Jeff has worked to build a team of talented, Advisors and staff across all four western provinces that work every day to support our clients in achieving their goals.
Community involvement and volunteerism is important to Jeff and he has led fundraising efforts for non-profits including Impact Society, the Abbotsford Community Foundation, Chilliwack Big Brothers and Big Sisters, and the United Way of Regina among other organizations. Jeff currently serves on the board of Hull Services and has also served on other boards including the Calgary Youth Justice Society, Surgical Centres, Impact Society, Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI), the Abbotsford Executive Association and the Abbotsford and Regina Symphony Orchestras.
Experience:
- Energy
- Transportation
- Infrastructure
- Health Care
- Financial Services
- Real Estate
What we do:
At Prairie Sky Strategy we develop the strategy to bridge the gap between where your organization is today, and where you want it to be tomorrow.
You have growth objectives. You may have regulatory challenges. You may be headquartered in another jurisdiction and need “boots on the ground” in-market providing local insights, analysis and execution. That’s where Prairie Sky comes in.
We assist local, national and international organizations to identify barriers to success, and develop and implement a strategic roadmap to capitalize on the endless opportunities in Western Canada and beyond.
