Generating wealth and creating prosperity from economic opportunities for current and future generations of the Skwxwú7mesh Nation.
Learn MoreNch’ḵay̓
About Nch’ḵay̓
Nch’ḵay̓ was established in 2018 as the economic development arm of the Squamish Nation. Its mandate is to develop, manage and own the active businesses of the Nation, and was created to allow for the separation of business and politics within the Squamish Nation. The name Nch’ḵay̓ was chosen as a reference to the Great Flood – the flood that forced Squamish Nation ancestors to tie their canoes to the highest mountain in the territory, Mount Garibaldi, in order to survive.

Skwxwú7mesh.
About Squamish Nation
The Squamish Nation consists of 23 villages and is comprised of descendants of the Coast Salish Aboriginal people who live in the present-day Greater Vancouver area, Gibson’s Landing and Squamish River watershed. The Squamish Nation has occupied and governed the territory since beyond recorded history. The Squamish Nation’s culture is rich and resilient. The Nation continues to practice its customs and traditions, which are strongly interconnected with the traditional territory. Together Squamish lands, customs and traditions are the foundations of who the peoples are as Skwxwú7mesh.
Board of Directors
Nch’ḵay̓ Board of Directors
The Squamish Nation Council went through an extensive process in collaboration with Boyden Canada to ensure they built an exceptional leadership team. Below, we would like to introduce you to the members of the Nch’ḵay̓ Board of Directors & Executive team.

Jay-Ann Gilfoy

Tewanee Joseph

Joy MacPhail
Independent

Mike Magee
Independent

Tiyáltelut Kristen Rivers
Squamish Nation Council

Syexwáliya Ann Whonnock

Heather Tremain
Independent
Nch’ḵay̓ Executive Team

Mindy Wight
Interim Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer

Brian Titus
Chief Operating Officer

Alfredo Di-Blasio
Executive Vice President – Business Development

Gary Muuren
Executive Vice President – HR
Selected Project
Sen̓áḵw

Sen̓áḵw, noun:
“The place inside the head of False Creek.”
Sen̓áḵw, verb:
“The start of something beautiful; respect for nature, for indigenous peoples, for healing, and for a new path forward.”
Nch’ḵay̓ Newsletter
Nch’kaỷ extends its sincerest gratitude and appreciation for your interest in our newsletter. To stay up to date with our latest news, please subscribe below.
Contact
Contact Nch’ḵay̓
Phone
(604)-243-0802
Address
1681 Columbia Street
North Vancouver, BC V7M 1A5
Canada
communications@nchkay.com
Address
North Vancouver, BC V7M 1A6,
Canada