Our Board of Directors

Chelsea Stebner is CEO and Managing Partner of Parr Auto Body. Her career in autobody started with her as a receptionist in a heavy truck collision shop where she was introduced to an industry like no other.  Through the years as people ask why she’s in collision repair – she maintains it’s never been about the cars; it’s always been about the amazing people along the way.

Chelsea leads her team with the vision “impacting people and community accidentally on purpose through our world class collision repair”.   Her role focuses on Business Development, HR, industry relations and so much more.

She’s passionate and committed to her team and the progression of the collision repair industry, as well as her community in Saskatoon.  Chelsea has been involved with several industry boards and currently sits as a special advisor on the CCIF (Canadian Collision Industry Forum) Steering Committee and she’s the current chair of the NSBA’s Lesson’s I’ve Learned committee.  She also pens a regular column for Collision Repair Magazine.  Her commitment to community shines through in her involvements in non-profit organizations within Saskatchewan.

If she’s not at work, you’ll find Chelsea way up north adventuring deep in the woods with her family; her husband Mark and daughters; Kate and Allison.  If she’s not in the woods, she might be out walleye fishing or baking her famous cookies or cinnamon rolls.

Driven by the belief that strong, vibrant, and healthy communities are built upon the values of equity, diversity, and inclusion, Curtis Kimpton has dedicated his life and career to forging connections, finding solutions, and making a difference.

As the co-founder of Family Legacy Advisory Group, a wealth management company serving western Canada, Curtis is committed to supporting individuals and families in their efforts to achieve purposeful outcomes for their lives and financial futures. With more than two decades of experience in the financial services field, he has helped shift the economic trajectory for countless people and businesses across Saskatchewan.

Born and raised in Saskatoon, Curtis brings prairie grit and a homesteading heart to everything he does, along with a deep acknowledgement of his privilege to live and work on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis. He is a celebrated bridge-builder, personally and professionally, with a passion for making important things happen via meaningful conversation, thoughtful collaboration, and unrelenting determination. Curtis is the loving husband of Candace and proud father of two children, Sierra and Kelan. Their top family priorities include fun, friends, quality time together, and community service.

Curtis is an active and engaged participant in the Saskatoon business community, with membership in the North Saskatchewan Business Association and the Chamber of Commerce. Sitting on various committees, he routinely extends his financial acumen and leadership skills with the aim of fostering dialogue and facilitating partnerships between companies, charitable organizations, and human service agencies.

In the non-profit sector, Curtis is highly regarded as an ally, advocate, and champion with an acute ability to generate awareness, create momentum, and get things done. He has held a number of leadership positions at local, provincial, and national levels in a multitude of organizations, consistently spearheading significant initiatives and playing a critical role in securing vital financial resources. Curtis has been involved with the Kinsmen for more than 25 years and served as President of Kin Canada in 2004/05. In that role, he was instrumental in establishing the Kin Canada Foundation and moving the Portraits of Honour (POH) project forward. POH toured across Canada and celebrated the many service men and women who lost their lives in the Afghanistan conflict. The tour was underpinned with the intention of building morale and spirit for the personnel of the Canadian Armed Forces. In recent years, he has enjoyed supporting the military regiments in Saskatoon with the annual “Vimy Dinner,” an event that helps create understanding and invaluable relationships between civilians and service personnel.

Currently, Curtis is focused on reconciliation efforts in his role as Past Chair of the Saskatoon Community Foundation. Working alongside Elders, cultural advisors, and Indigenous knowledge-keepers, he helped establish the Community Fund for Reconciliation; an initiative grounded in healing the community, while tackling issues of systemic racism, poverty, and food insecurity.

In honour of his contributions and tireless volunteerism, Curtis has been named “Volunteer of the Year” by the Association of Fundraising Professionals and is recognized as a “Life Member” in Kin Canada; the highest commendation bestowed on behalf of the association.

Adele is a passionate foodie and farm girl raised on a grain and beef farm near Saskatoon. In 1993, she founded AgriBiz Communications, which provides management, marketing and communication services to agriculture and food organizations and businesses across North America. Through her ongoing efforts as a champion of agriculture, Adele has pioneered in the area of building public trust in agriculture in our country.

In her 27 years in business, she has been an active volunteer and has provided leadership on a variety of boards including serving as Past President of both Agriculture in the Classroom and Saskatoon Prairieland Park, and Past Chair of SaskTel Centre. She is a current Director on the Board of the Canadian Centre for Food Integrity and the Saskatchewan Advisory Committee on Women Entrepreneurship, among others.

In 2019 Adele received the Branch Communication Award of the Canadian Culinary Federation/CF Saskatoon and was recognized as an Honourary Life Member of the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrology. She is also a 2020 inductee of the Saskatchewan Agriculture Hall of Fame.

At the core of her business is her immense pride to work in an industry that produces the best food in the world.

Ashley is President and Partner of Humboldt Electric, a Saskatchewan-based electrical contractor specializing in commercial and water infrastructure as well as electrical service and maintenance. Between her lived experience as a born and raised Saskatonian, her business acumen, and her willingness to do the work to initiate change, she brings a welcome and unique perspective to the Board.

Having grown up inside a family business—one whose legacy she is proud to continue today—she knows firsthand the spectrum from struggle to success that businesses face. Although sometimes these challenges are niche to an industry, often they are things business owners across all sectors can, to some degree, relate to.

As a Director, Ashley is passionate about engaging with and learning from NSBA’s membership. These conversations ensure she and the rest of the Board make decisions that protect and promote local business and economic development.

Dean Staff is a Partner at BDO LLP in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Dean has worked with a wide variety of clients, including charitable and not-for-profit organizations, owner-managed private companies, large international operations, and governments and related organizations.  Dean attended Ryerson University in Toronto and graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon in 1994 with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. Dean obtained his CPA, CA designation in 1998 and an FCPA, FCA designation in 2014.  Dean has served in the following volunteer capacities: Councilor, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan; Director, Aboriginal Financial Officers Association of Saskatchewan; Public Member, Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission; Treasurer, North Saskatoon Business Association.  Dean is married to Faith, and they have three daughters, Madeline, Lilly, and Eden.

Grant is a partner and senior consultant with Apex Performance Consultants. Over the past ten years he has worked with many businesses in Saskatoon, supporting their growth and development. Grant is passionate about building success within organizations through the development of high-performance cultures and by fostering innovative thinking. He believes the cornerstones of sustainable success are built through vision, ingenuity, organizational design, empowering people, and effective execution.

Prior to starting his own HR consulting business, Grant worked in Alberta and the Northwest Territories with several large global organizations in the areas of operations and human resources. He was in senior management roles for over 20 years, leading and developing teams. His experience in both operations and HR has given him a unique perspective on the integral role of HR within organizations. He has significant experience in health services, transportation, aviation, mining and related industries.

Grant holds a Bachelor of Science and an MBA in leadership. He is also trained as a Black Belt in Six Sigma and is certified in Everything DiSC® and Lencioni’s Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team.

Grant has been involved on the boards of several industry and related associations while living in Alberta and the Northwest Territories. Living in Saskatoon for the last 10 years, Grant has volunteered his time to supporting local organizations including as a member of the board of directors for Elmwood Residences Inc., committee member for the NSBA tax committee, committee member with the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce, and as a mentor with the Raj Manek Mentorship Program. He recently was appointed to the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board as a member representing employers. In 2021 Grant received the NSBA Member of the Year award.

On the personal side, Grant enjoys spending time with his wife Joann, and hosting friends and family at many celebrations and other events throughout the year. As a former Canadian university football player, Grant still enjoys watching most sports and playing golf.

With nearly two decades in the telecommunications industry, I’ve built a career grounded in exceptional customer service, strategic sales, and relationship management. My journey began on the sales floor at The Wireless Age, where I quickly advanced to store manager—a role I held for 11 years. This experience deepened my understanding of customer needs, operational efficiencies, and market dynamics. I then transitioned into corporate sales, where I spent the last three years driving business growth through tailored solutions and strong client partnerships.

Now, as Director of Customer Relations and Business Development at Barga.ca, I am excited to leverage my expertise to enhance customer experiences and expand business opportunities. Barga is transforming the salvage industry with a transparent and sustainable approach—preventing usable items from ending up in landfills while making them accessible to the public. This mission aligns with my passion for innovation and making a positive impact in the community.

In 2024, I was honored as NSBA’s Member of the Year, which led to a board position with the organization. Over the past year, I’ve been inspired by the passionate, driven, and community-minded leaders I have the privilege of working with, and I look forward to growing alongside them.

Previously, I played a pivotal role in the merger that created the Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce, serving on the board for six years, including a term as chair. My commitment to service also extends to The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 63, where I was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal in 2022 for my dedication to veterans. In 2023, I had the profound honor of representing Saskatchewan on the Pilgrimage of Remembrance, spending two weeks in France and Belgium paying tribute to those who served in WWI and WWII—a life-changing experience that strengthened my commitment to preserving their legacy.

Beyond my professional and volunteer work, I am passionate about giving back through initiatives such as the NSBA Golf Tournament, Wiegers Care for Kids, Make-A-Wish Golf Tournament, and the Pink Gala Committee, which raises funds for breast cancer research.

When I’m not working or serving my community, I cherish time with my loved ones, including my 16-year-old cat Coco. Summers at my cabin in Candle Lake bring me serenity and a deep connection to nature, while winters often take me to sunny escapes in Puerto Vallarta.

In everything I do, I strive to bring integrity, compassion, and a drive for excellence—making a meaningful impact wherever I go.

Ken Kreutzwieser is a Partner and Senior Sales Associate at ICR Commercial Real Estate. With almost 20 years of experience in the real estate business Ken is a full-service problem solver, offering everything from banking assistance to contractual know-how. He is consistently one of ICR’s top-producing agents and enjoys nothing better than helping clients to meet their real estate requirements and maximize profits.

Ken has been a long time NSBA member, supporter, and committee member. He is also actively involved in volunteering with the Canadian Progress Club as well he is the west chapter president for SIOR (Society of Industrial and Office Realtors). He enjoys spending time with his family, snowmobiling, and playing hockey in the winter. In the summer, he golfs, barefoot water skis, and likes to spend time at the cabin.

Kevin is the Vice President of ACE Manufacturing Inc. in Saskatoon, SK where he provides leadership, strategy, and sales expertise to ACE as they design and fabricate industry-leading, custom aftermarket accessories for the transportation sector, and service vehicles. Since joining ACE in 2016 they have experienced tremendous growth and cemented their place as a premier aluminum fabricator in Canada.

A career persuader and relationship builder, Kevin has worked in business development for over 20 years, in six industries, across four cities and two provinces. Now, as a business leader in Saskatoon, he brings diverse industry experience and creative problem-solving to produce growth and sustainability. His goal is always to cultivate lasting and productive relationships, creating measurable success and effective teams

Kevin, along with his wife and two daughters moved to Saskatoon in 2012 to be part of the economic and community opportunities in a growing prairie city and loves being part of the fabric of our vibrant city – engaging in neighbourhood initiatives, athletics, the arts, hospitality, and recreation.  He currently is also serving with the Leadership Saskatoon Mentorship Committee,  helping link participants with local mentors.

As part of the NSBA board, Kevin seeks to apply his non-profit experience and SMB acumen in the effort to uplift Saskatoon organizations as we recognize our potential and continue to make our city a great environment to launch and grow businesses.

Mike is the CFO and a Partner with Con-Tech General Contractors Ltd., a full construction services provider offering general contracting, construction, project management, construction management and design build services to clients in the industrial, commercial, infrastructure and institutional markets.  Born and raised in Harris, Saskatchewan, he moved to Saskatoon to attend the University of Saskatchewan in 1998 and his home ever since.

Married to Stefanie with 2 young children (13 and 10) our life in the growing city of Saskatoon has provided us with a fantastic place to raise our family.  Growing up in a small town, I have always believed in giving back to the community.  As a member of the Saskatoon business community, I am hoping to provide assistance to the NSBA who in my opinion is the leading local business advocacy group. The NSBA will play a large role in providing ideas and guidance to our civic leaders in shaping our local building/development and business environment into the best in western Canada.

Prior to joining Con-Tech in 2013, Mike worked for 3 years in public practice accounting and for 8 years as the Manager of Finance and Administration for local medical product distribution company.   Mike has previous volunteer board experience with CGA Saskatchewan from 2008 through 2014 and the Saskatchewan Construction Association from 2017 to 2019.   This combined work/board experience has equipped Mike with a solid 360-degree perspective of the local business environment.

On the personal side, Mike enjoys spending time with friends and family at their Waskesiu cabin, coaching kids’ hockey/baseball, playing men’s fastball, golfing and enjoying the outdoors.