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Swift Current & District Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors Election
Voting opens: January 27th, 2026
Voting closes: February 26th, 2026
Board of Directors 2026 Election
Swift Current & District Chamber of Commerce – Board of Directors Election Ballot
Thank you for your interest in the election for the Board of Directors. Your vote helps shape the future leadership of our Chamber.
- Please review the candidates listed below.
- You may vote for up to four (4) candidates.
- You may vote for fewer than four (4) candidates.
- Please do not choose more than four (4) candidates. Ballots with more than four (4) candidates chosen will be void.
Only one vote can be made per business. Primary representatives will receive a link to the voting ballot.
If you have any questions, please contact Corla at ceo@swiftcurrentchamber.ca.
Jordanna Olson, MNP
Jordanna Olson is a Senior Manager at MNP with over 10 years of experience providing trusted advisory services to clients in the Swift Current and surrounding area. Holding a Master’s degree in Professional Accounting and a CPA designation earned in 2018, Jordanna specializes in financial planning, budgeting, and tax strategies tailored to help small-to-medium sized businesses achieve their goals. Jordanna works closely with clients in the construction, manufacturing, professional services, and dealership sectors, offering practical solutions that drive growth and long-term success. Her commitment to building strong relationships and delivering value makes her a trusted partner for organizations navigating complex financial landscapes.
Kurtis Nicholson, Fresh Start Program Inc.
Kurtis moved to Swift Current in the summer of 2016 to start his career as a Chartered Professional Accountant. Kurtis’s career has included work in public accounting, City of Cold Lake, City of Swift Current, Innovation Federal Credit Union, and Fresh Start Program Inc. With his experience in financial management and public service, Kurtis possesses a deep understanding of the community’s needs and challenges. His dedication to transparency, fiscal responsibility, and community engagement makes him an excellent candidate.
Nathan Stang, Fieldstone Energy
In 2013 I was provided the opportunity to relocate to Swift Current and manage a corporate contracting company that provided me with extensive experience in business operations, leadership, and strategic decision-making. This role was instrumental in developing my professional career and strengthening my understanding of workforce management, financial responsibility, and community-based business operations.
Driven by an entrepreneurial spirit and a desire to contribute more directly to our local economy, I co-founded Fieldstone Energy in 2022 which has since grown to employ nearly 20 individuals from Swift Current and the surrounding areas. Building a locally focused business has reinforced my commitment to economic development, job creation, and supporting the skilled workforce within our community.
Swift Current has been an important place for my family and for my professional growth. I place a high value on community involvement and collaboration, and I believe as business leaders that it is our responsibility is to give back to the community that supports us. I have a strong background in community engagement and have been an active member since moving here in 2013. From 2018 to 2022, I served as Chair for the annual Gutsy Walk for Crohn’s and Colitis in Swift Current. In this role, I worked closely with volunteers, local businesses, and the community to plan and deliver a successful annual event. During my tenure, we successfully raised over $150,000 for this worthy cause, but more importantly, we created a platform that brought people together with a shared sense of purpose.
Through my business leadership and different types of community service, I have gained a strong appreciation for the role that commerce, collaboration, and volunteer leadership play in building a thriving community. I would welcome the opportunity, and am eager to bring this same energy, operational expertise, and passion for community to this Board, ensuring Swift Current remains a vibrant place for our families and businesses to grow.
Sheri Sondrol-Anderson, CIBC Wood Gundy
Sheri is from Cabri and grew up working on the family farm. After living abroad for a year, she moved to Alberta to pursue her post-secondary education and stayed to build her career and start her family.
Sheri has spent the last 28 years working in the financial services industry in various roles providing leadership, financial planning, investment management, estate planning and banking advice to individuals and business owners. Sheri joined CIBC in early 2017 when she moved to Swift Current to be closer to family. She holds the Personal Financial Planning (PFP) designation, Bachelor of Management (Accounting) from the University of Lethbridge and a Business Administration diploma.
Sheri is a lifelong learner who continues studying to maintain leading edge knowledge to benefit her clients.
She loves to travel, enjoys summers at the cottage and spending time with her husband and two daughters. Sheri works with individuals and business owners to provide comprehensive advice and solutions through robust partnerships with Retail and Commercial Banking. She believes it is important to understand her client’s goals and ambitions and help make them a reality. She offers flexibility and convenience to her clients so they can focus on what is important to them.
Patrick Shields, Footworks Advanced Foot Care INC.
Hello, my name is Patrick Shields and have had the great pleasure of serving as a Director for The Chamber of Commerce for the last two terms. There have been many positive improvements enacted along the way during my time on the board so far. Serving on the Advocacy Committee within the board, hiring committee for our new executive assistant and sponsorship of our charity events.
I also feel it is the duty of directors to make sure the committees and board are acting on behalf of you the members. If elected I will continue to support and foster full transparency to board members of our accomplishments and activities and governance of those committees and the board.
I am here to serve for the betterment of the. Chamber of Commerce and its business members in anyway I am able.
