VANCOUVER, B.C. — InBC Investment Corp. (InBC or the Corporation), a provincial Crown corporation and strategic investment fund with $500 million to invest in the growth of B.C. scaleup businesses, today announced that Jill Earthy will be transitioning from her role as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Corporation, effective September 9, 2025.
“Since joining us four years ago during a period of rapid growth, Ms. Earthy has been an invaluable part of InBC and her work has shaped where the company is today,” said Suzanne Trottier, Board Chair of InBC. “From establishing InBC to building the processes and team, her legacy will continue to benefit the team as InBC moves forward in this next phase of growth.”
InBC thanks Ms. Earthy for her four years of leadership and remarkable contributions during her tenure.
“As the inaugural CEO of InBC, it has been an honour to establish the organization as a critical source of capital for growing B.C. companies,” said Jill Earthy. “With the incredible team in place, and with the guidance of renewed leadership, InBC is well-positioned to deepen its positive impact on the province, driving long-term economic benefits to B.C.”
Within the past three years, InBC has invested nearly $200 million into 36 B.C. companies, comprising 15 direct company investments and 9 venture funds that invest in B.C. These investments have grown to represent close to $100 million in B.C. company revenues, 2,000 B.C. jobs, and over $200 million in research and development spending. InBC has built a strong, diverse portfolio aligned with a complex mandate, while navigating shifting geopolitical and economic conditions. Since inception, InBC has strengthened B.C.’s venture capital ecosystem, attracted capital to the province, and earned a reputation as a trusted partner. This foundation positions the organization for greater impact in its next phase.
Dr. Daniel Muzyka, member of InBC’s Board of Directors, has been appointed as Acting CEO of InBC, effective September 10, 2025. Dr. Muzyka is the former Dean of the UBC Sauder School of Business and Emeritus Professor of Entrepreneurship. He has held leadership roles and served on numerous boards and commissions.
Dr. Muzyka will provide leadership and continuity during the transition period and will be an excellent steward for the day-to-day operations of InBC, while the Board of Directors launch a competitive process to appoint the new CEO.
“InBC continues to demonstrate a resilient leadership with a clear strategic vision, remaining firmly committed to delivering strong financial returns while creating positive economic, social, and environmental impact for B.C.,” added Ms. Trottier.
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