Honourable June Draude, Chair June Draude is Minister Responsible for Crown Investments Corporation and is Provincial Secretary. She is also Minister Responsible for Information Technology Office (ITO), Information Services Corporation (ISC), Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI), and Public Service Commission (PSC). Read her complete biography.
	Honourable Bill Boyd, Vice-chair Bill Boyd is Minister of Energy and Resources and Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Uranium Development Partnership, Innovation Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Research Council, Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation (SOCO), and Surface Rights Board of Arbitration. Read his complete biography.
	Honourable Ken Cheveldayoff, Member Ken Cheveldayoff is Minister of Enterprise and Minister Responsible for SaskEnergy Incorporated, Investment Saskatchewan, and Enterprise Saskatchewan. Read his complete biography.
	Honourable Don Morgan Q.C., Member Don Morgan is Minister of Justice and Attorney General, with responsibility for Co-operative Securities Board, Law Reform Commission of Saskatchewan, Office of Residential Tenancies, Provincial Mediation Board, Public and Private Rights Board, Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission, Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission, Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission, Saskatchewan Securities Commission, and Automobile Injury Appeal Commission. Read his complete biography.
	Honourable Jim Reiter, Member Jim Reiter is Minister of Highways and Infrastructure and Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC), with responsibility for Grain Car Corporation, and Highway Traffic Board. Read his complete biography.

The CIC Board of Directors is a key committee of the Provincial Government's Cabinet. The Cabinet members on the CIC Board act as a liaison between Cabinet and CIC's holdings. The Board makes decisions in its own right and forwards recommendations to Cabinet for consideration.

The Board's key responsibilities include:

• approving CIC's strategic direction, operating plans and budgets;
• monitoring and evaluating the performance of subsidiary Crown corporations;
• allocating capital within the Crown sector; and
• approving CIC's annual financial statements.

See also the Accountability Structure.