Shaw named CME regional V-P for Prairies
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Terry Shaw, former executive director of the Manitoba Trucking Association, is succeeding Ron Koslowsky, who is retiring after 19 years as vice-president and Manitoba chapter head of the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters.
Koslowsky, who is planning to continue to support the CME as needed in a part-time contractor role, was on the Manitoba board of the CME for 16 years prior to his most recent role. Shaw is winding up a two-year run as executive director of the Manitoba Chiropractors Association and will start at the CME later this month.
He is to take on an even larger role with CME than Koslowsky held. Shaw will be the CME regional vice-president for the Prairies, responsible for Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
— Free Press staff