WTC Talks with Robert Ranson of Win-Shield Devices

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Join us for an engaging evening with Manitoba’s vibrant business community at our next edition of WTC Talks.

Each month, we spotlight the story behind a remarkable Manitoba business, offering insights into their journey, challenges, and achievements.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a professional, or someone passionate about Manitoba’s thriving business landscape, WTC Talks is your chance to connect, learn, and be inspired.

Date: Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025

Time: 4 – 6 pm

Location: Kilter Brewing Co.
450 Rue Deschambault

Registration: $20.00

Featured Guest

Robert D. Ranson

Founder & President, Win-Shield Devices

Rob Ranson is a Canadian executive and entrepreneur based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He founded Win-Shield Medical Devices Inc. in 2020 and invented the C-Shield for COVID-19 response, producing four million units in nine months. His expanded product line is now being tested by the Canadian military and several NATO countries.

Rob has managed business interests for a team of leading surgeons and played a vital role in supply chain optimization for a $2 billion company. He has launched ventures in medical devices, global photo marketplaces, public relations, SAAS procurement platforms, construction, and manufacturing. As a public relations expert, he increased a company’s valuation by $27 million in only six weeks, and he has developed best-practice training programs for thousands of employees.

Rob also has extensive experience in HR, workplace safety, benefits management, and operational support. He has held key positions at The North West Company, The Oshawa Group, and Canada Safeway. His career reflects a commitment to innovation, strategy, and business advancement in Manitoba and beyond.