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Appointee Biographies

Northern College of Applied Arts and Technology - Board of Governors

KRAYMR GRENKE

Kraymr Grenke is the President & Founder of MLG Consulting. Previously he has worked in both private and public economic development. Most notably, was privileged to serve as the Economic Development Officer for the Wabun Tribal Council. Kraymr also has experience in public accounting, serving as a Staff Accountant for Baker Tilly SNT LLP. Kraymr has prided himself on a commitment to public service through leadership roles in various organizations. He currently serves as the Chair of the Timmins Police Services Board, Chair of the Timmins and District Hospital Board of Directors, and 1st-Vice President of the Timmins Chamber of Commerce. Previously, he has served as the Treasurer for the Timmins Economic Development Corporation, Vice-Chair of the City of Timmins Committee of Adjustments, and Chair of the Municipal Accommodations Tax Committee. Kraymr recently completed a Certification in Enterprise Risk Management at York University.

FRED GIBBONS

Fred Gibbons spent more than 25 years working in the community college system. In 2021 he received a lifetime achievement award for his contributions to post-secondary education from the Ministry of Colleges and Universities. He has served on numerous local boards and committees, including past president of the Timmins Chamber of Commerce, Director on the Timmins & District Hospital Board, Chair of the Timmins Economic Development Corporation and Commissioner on the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission, Fred has extensive knowledge of Northern Ontario and is known for his work in establishing lasting partnerships that benefit northern communities. Fred has also chaired numerous provincial and national committees and organizations including Colleges Ontario.

KEN WOJTUS

Ken Wojtus is a former Strategic Development Manager for Goldcorp- Porcupine Gold Mines, and a former Mine Superintendent for Placer Dome/Kinross JV. Ken’s community involvement includes formerly serving in Macassa Mine Recreation Association bookkeeping functions.