The Regina 25

Regina is a city filled with opportunity and enthusiastic citizens. From community and business leaders to innovators and entrepreneurs, Regina’s ambitious yet humble “get-it-done” spirit has created a community we can all be proud of.

Powered by Economic Development Regina, The Regina 25 honours those who dare to grow, inspire, and lay the foundation for our city’s future. The awards spotlight the leaders who have elevated our community and economy, making Regina an amazing place for people and businesses alike.

Growers

Celebrating entrepreneurs who embody Regina’s unstoppable, “get-it-done” spirit, and who have made a real impact here at home and beyond.

  • Currently resides in the Greater Regina Area
  • Established a presence in Regina for 12 months or more
  • Proven impact, whether through jobs created, partnerships built, people served, or other achievements

Winners

Game Changers

Honouring trailblazers whose bold, innovative ideas are already making waves in Regina, and potentially, around the world.

  • Currently resides in the Greater Regina Area
  • Strong ties to Regina
  • New concept or a new approach that challenges traditional ways of doing things
  • Demonstrated or potential impact that stretches across fields, making a difference locally and globally

Winners

Grassroots

Recognizing community leaders who bring people together and elevate Regina in ways that improve lives and build connections in classic Regina fashion.

  • Currently resides in the Greater Regina Area
  • Positive impact on the community, whether broad-reaching or deeply personal
  • Proven commitment to Regina’s people and community

Winners

Quick Studies

Celebrating people who have recently moved to Regina and quickly made their mark, enriching the city’s vibrancy. Whether they’ve come from another city, province, or country, we want to honour those who’ve relocated to Regina in the past 3 or so years and have had an impact in their workplace or in the community.

  • Currently resides in the Greater Regina Area
  • Have recently relocated to Regina (past 3-5 years)
  • Achieved something meaningful in their career, business, or community involvement, making Regina a better place in a short span of time

Winners

Mentors

Honouring long-standing leaders who have not only strengthened Regina’s economy but have also guided others on their career journeys and personal growth.

  • Currently resides in the Greater Regina Area
  • 10+ years of dedication to Regina’s growth and success
  • Embodies the qualities celebrated in the other categories
  • Significant impact on people and businesses, evident through growth, testimonials, and achievements

Winners

Special Award

This award celebrates an individual whose far-reaching impact earned recognition from our judges across multiple categories.

Winner

Treena Amyotte

Treena Amyotte

Director of Indigenous Relations, Saskpower

Treena is from the Muscowpetung Saulteaux First Nation and a graduate of White Calf Collegiate, formerly known as Qu’Appelle Indian Residential School. She holds a Master of Administration and a Bachelor of Business Administration, along with certificates in Project Management, Professional Leadership, and Corporate Community Involvement. Most recently, she earned her ICD.D designation from the Institute of Corporate Directors. With over 20 years of experience in marketing, sponsorship, community investment, diversity and inclusion, and business development, Treena has built a strong foundation in community engagement, policy development, and strategic collaboration. She has worked extensively across government, corporate, and community sectors, playing a key role in advancing Indigenous initiatives, fostering meaningful partnerships, and creating inclusive spaces.

Haley Bolen

Haley Bolen

Senior Director, Strategy, Praxis Consulting

Haley Bolen is a senior corporate strategist with diverse industry experience and expertise in stakeholder communications. An organizational champion for corporate social responsibility, Haley is a leader in marrying business strategy with social impact, while realizing commercial growth for local, provincial, and national organizations.

Haley loves the dynamic opportunity that Regina offers to engage across arts, culture, and charitable organizations, Indigenous organizations and First Nations, Saskatchewan’s government and crown sectors, and diverse industries in the private sector.

With deep roots in Regina, a University of Regina and McMaster University alumna, Haley is a valued member of our community, through volunteerism and board participation. Haley believes that Regina’s greatest treasure are the people who do remarkable things here. The Regina 25 is a reminder that we’re the perfect sized city for anyone to do something great.

David Froh

David Froh

Ward 3 City Councillor, City of Regina

David is a community leader with senior economic and community development experience having served as Vice President for Economic Development Regina, Director of Trade Development for the Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership, and Vice President of the Regina Food Bank. David has an extensive track record of getting things done for our community through collaboration, creativity, and thinking big. In addition to serving on Council, David works as a management consultant assisting non-profits and business optimize their impact. He volunteers extensively coaching local sports and serving on several non-profit boards!

Miriam Johnson

Miriam Johnson

CEO, Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan (WESK)

As CEO of Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan (WESK), Miriam Johnson is dedicated to WESK’s mission of closing the gender entrepreneurship gap in Saskatchewan. With over 22 years of diverse experience across the private and public sectors – including her tenure as Director of Marketing and Fan Engagement with the Saskatchewan Roughriders – Miriam brings a strategic and innovative perspective to WESK. Her wholehearted leadership is rooted in a passion for fostering growth, supporting women-owned businesses, and driving progressive change to strengthen Saskatchewan’s economy.

Miriam’s commitment extends beyond her role at WESK. She serves as vice-chair of the Women’s Enterprise Organizations of Canada (WEOC) Board, is a member of the Saskatchewan Business Council, and actively contributes to the University of Regina Leaders Council. A proud mom to three teenagers and a Labradoodle named Jasper, Miriam balances her professional achievements with a love for family, volunteering, and dreaming about her next adventure

Mike Tate

Mike Tate

CEO, Regina & District Chamber of Commerce

As the CEO of the Regina & District Chamber of Commerce, Mike Tate leverages his extensive and diverse background to drive business growth and community development. A founding partner of Greenwave Innovations, Mike has developed a multifaceted skill set spanning national engineering sales, economic development, investment attraction, entrepreneurial start-ups, and energy management software. His strategic approach to relationship management and his robust network within the business community serve as the foundation for his success and the prosperity of the Chamber.

Mike is a recognized thought leader and frequently appears as a keynote speaker, panelist, and host at prominent industry events. Beyond his professional pursuits, he is committed to giving back to the community, actively supporting various charitable initiatives such as The Regina Globe Theatre, The Regina Food Bank, and The Derek & Teigha Meyers Foundation. Currently, Mike also serves as a board member of the Regina Airport Authority, helping to shape the future of our region’s connectivity and growth.

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