MBNLA – Who Are We?MBNLA Vision
MBNLA Vision
The Landscape Horticulture sector in Manitoba has access to a knowledgeable and receptive market and has access to the competencies and tools to enable success.
MBNLA Mission
MBNLA’s Mission is to see the Landscape Horticulture sector achieve its potential in Manitoba and to enhance MBNLA members’ ability to offer exemplary services to their customers.
MBNLA Mandate
MBNLA’s Mandate is to enable and encourage collective action to advance the Landscape Horticulture sector in Manitoba. MBNLA will strive to develop a unified sense of community within the sector aimed at developing a supporting environment.
– MBNLA Board of Directors
Latest News
Spring 2023 Newsletter
The Spring 2023 Newsletter is ready for distribution. It contains a wide variety of articles to stay informed about MBNLA and our activities, including a message from the CNLA Representatives Guy Dowhy, a quarterly recap from our Board of Directors, a Garden Centre...
Winter 2023 Newsletter
The Winter 2023 Newsletter is ready for distribution. It contains a wide variety of articles to stay informed about MBNLA and our activities, including a message from President Casey Norman, a quarterly recap from our Board of Directors, a CNLA report , a look at "The...
Executive Director Description
If you are interested in the Executive Director position with MBNLA please click the link to learn more.
2023 Awards of Excellence
Congratulations to all the winners of the 2023 Awards of Excellence!
Who We Represent
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Member Benefits
Make personal connections
This one is fairly obvious. In the great race to the top who you know matters and Manitoba Nursery Landscape Association is filled with potential contacts. As a member, you have the chance to connect and create relationships, strengthen ties with colleagues and clients and make long-term beneficial connections.
Tap into knowledge
Continuing education and professional development is key if you want to succeed. Gain access to workshops, seminars and classes, as well as, the opportunity to learn from other members. Peer-to-peer-learning and potential mentorship opportunities allow members to pool their knowledge and take advantage of each other’s experiences.
Learn best practices
All segments of the horticulture and landscape industry have best practices specific to them. Ignorance of, or not following, best practices can pose a serious business and reputational risk. Tap into Manitoba Nursery Landscape Association as a resource for learning those best practices for your particular segment of the industry.
Increase your purchasing power
There is strength in numbers. As part of Manitoba Nursery Landscape Association, you have direct access to the combined purchasing power of 3,800 association members across the country.
Gain political clout and expertise
We bring everyone together, turning one small voice into a persuasive, collective shout. Even if you don’t actively participate in lobbying efforts, your membership helps fund those efforts.
Join today!
Business people thrive when they’re connected with colleagues, not isolated. Regular interaction leads to learning, personal growth, and career progression.