The FMI Manitoba Chapter is pleased to invite you to:

An In-Person Breakfast Learning Event
“Ethics Plus More and Annual General Meeting(AGM)”

Click  here to view the presentations from this event

Join us In-Person
Wednesday, October 25,2023 08:00am (CST)
at the Radisson Hotel,
288 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB 

Registration Closed

For more information, please contact: fmimanitoba@fmi.ca.

The registration deadline for this event is 4:30pm (CST) Wednesday October 18, 2023

Oriana Vaccarino is a Social Psychologist and Methodology Lead for KPMG’s Equity & Belonging Group and a Senior Manager in the People and Change Advisory Practice. She has over 12 years of experience focused on embedding equity, belonging, and human-centered design across processes and decisions. Her experience includes a focus on talent, psychological safety, leadership, mental health and wellbeing, stakeholder engagement, culture shifting, and impact measurement. 

Oriana has worked with clients in multiple languages, including English, French, and Spanish. Prior to joining KPMG, Oriana completed her Ph.D. in Applied Social Psychology and her Masters in Science in Mental Health. 

Over the course of her time in professional services, Oriana has worked with many organizations across various sectors and globally. Both her research and consulting work focuses on incorporating community voices into decision-making processes (e.g., policies, practices, strategies, programs), people with lived experience whose lives are impacted by these very decision-making processes such as newcomers and those experiencing mental health issues.

Michael Apata is a Senior Economist with the Manitoba Bureau of Statistics, Department of Finance, Government of Manitoba. He is responsible for the strategic planning

 and management of the Manitoba macroeconomic statistics including economic information development and related analytical consulting programs such as the Economic and Tax Revenue Impact Assessment services of government economic development initiatives. Finally, Michael plays a lead role as the liaison with the federal and provincial governments to deal with data quality issues that directly affect the provincial and territorial economic information.

Tyler Kroeker is a senior economist within the Chief Administrative Office at the City of Winnipeg. Tyler conducts Economic Impacts Analysis, Financial Modeling and Forecasting, Casual Inference, Policy Analysis, and Geospatial Analysis. He communicates these results in papers and presentations on behalf of the City of Winnipeg. He holds a Masters in Economic Policy from McMaster University and a bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Manitoba.