Staff and Board

Opened in 2005, the RLRHC is operated by the Municipality of Red Lake and governed by a seven member board of directors appointed by Council.

Board of Directors

Council Representative: Debra Geary

Chair: Gary Horne
Vice Chair: Hilary Reid
Secretary: Graeme Swanwick

Trustees:
Scott Macumber
Josiah Meyer
Jacinda Brisson

joining the Board of directors

Are you a resident of Red Lake who is looking to make positive change in the community? Have you ever thought about joining a Board or Committee? Currently the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre is looking for one more Board member.
If you are interested in finding out more or applying, simply follow the link below:
Boards and Committees - Municipality of Red Lake
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Director
Trevor Osmond

​Trevor Osmond serves as the Director of the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre, focusing on policy, fundraising, community outreach, events, programming, and promotion. As a community minded individual, Trevor is involved in a variety of committees and boards related to culture, tourism, and the wellbeing of the community.
 
Trevor Osmond began his career as an archaeologist, eventually deviating into the museum field. He holds an MSc in Archaeology (University of Bradford), a BA in anthropology (Laurentian University), and a Diploma in Applied Museum Studies (Algonquin College).

During his tenure, the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre has grown with respect to visitors, content quality, survived a roof collapse, a pandemic, and a variety of other natural disasters. Now that the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre he has successfully reopened, his efforts are concentrated on re-establishing the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre as a primary destination for both locals and tourists to spend time, experience new things, and connect with the Red Lake community. 

Curator​
stephanie dermann

Stephanie Dermann is the Curator of the Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre and is responsible for caring, conserving and exhibiting the collection. She also conducts research to individuals for research projects, as well as maintains the Heritage Centre’s volunteer base.
 
Stephanie Dermann is an art historian and museum professional with previous experience in museum archives and historic sites. She holds an MA in Art History (University of Leicester) and a BA in Art History & Visual Studies (University of Victoria).
 
Having relocated to Red Lake in 2021, Stephanie is eager to continue to be involved with the community and strives to meet its needs.