Troy MacBeth Abromaitis is a proud member of Lytton First Nation, part of the Nlaka'pamux nation. Born in Vancouver and a survivor of the 60s scoop, Troy spent 35 years immersed in a deeply personal journey of self-discovery, dedicated to uncovering and nurturing his ancestral connections. This quest led him on a profound search for his family roots and cultural heritage, shaping his identity and fueling his passion for Indigenous rights and traditions. 

In recognition of his unwavering dedication and commitment to his community, Troy was bestowed with the name Lex7em'ken by his Nlaka'pamux family. This honor was bestowed upon him for his tireless efforts and leadership in the reconstruction efforts following the devastating wildfires that struck Lytton, symbolizing his role as a beacon of hope and resilience in times of adversity.

Troy's educational journey reflects his commitment to excellence and continuous learning. He holds a Bachelor of Management from BCIT, a Diploma of Technology from BCIT, and has also completed the Diploma of Urban Land Economics from UBC, along with the Post Graduate Certificate of Valuation. He also completed the Advanced Certificate, Commercial Real Estate Development & Finance at MIT.

Troy is deeply committed to his Indigenous heritage and is dedicated to contributing positively to his community. Through his work in real estate management, Troy actively supports the advancement and prosperity of Indigenous communities, leveraging his expertise to create opportunities for growth and development. 

Additionally, his involvement with Musqueam Capital Corp. allows him to collaborate directly with the Musqueam community, fostering partnerships and initiatives that promote economic empowerment and sustainability. By combining his professional skills with his passion for community engagement, Troy remains steadfast in his mission to create lasting positive change for Indigenous peoples.

Troy's exceptional contributions have not gone unnoticed, as he has been honored with several prestigious awards. Among these are the Canadian Mortgage Awards: Philanthropy & Community Service Excellence Award, recognizing his outstanding commitment to philanthropy and community service. He has also been awarded the Government of Canada: The Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal for his exemplary service to the community.

In addition, Troy has been recognized as the Surrey Now Leader: Community Leader of the Year and has received numerous Top 40 Under 40 awards for his tireless dedication to philanthropy, reconciliation, and the transformative work he has undertaken to support the people of Lytton and beyond. Beyond his professional commitments, Troy finds joy in exploring the natural beauty of his surroundings and spending time with loved ones. Whether immersing himself in outdoor activities or pursuing creative endeavors, Troy embraces life with passion and purpose.