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2017 Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame Laureates

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For every $1 invested in Junior Achievement programming, $45 is created in economic prosperity.

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2016-2017 JA Nova Scotia results...

This year had some very unique challenges and opportunities for JA. Province-wide, JA has traditionally delivered the majority of our programs in classroom settings, but with 3 months of labour disruption, followed by additional restricted access to schools and record snow days, we turned our attention to community settings. We partnered with other non-profit organizations and corporations to deliver programs, and we undertook program development to meet new needs identified. Our programs and opportunities for at-risk and underserved youth bloomed! These efforts were resource intensive, but our funders and partners generously came to the table to make sure that JA would have a year with minimal financial hardship. Significant support was generated at the 25th anniversary of the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame.

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For the first time in our history, we raised over $1M in support of youth in this province

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We reached students from age 3 to age 25

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We delivered 601 programs, reaching 13,334 students

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Students committed 75,882 hours to learning and preparing for their future

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747 volunteers committed 11,481 hours to mentoring youth

In 2018, JA turns 50 and we have so much in store for the next school year (2017-2018). Our Legacy Project officially launches this fall which concerns the new home of our Laureate portraits and the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame! We will also be launching an incredible new program called World of Choices, which is a career forum for students that empowers them to be proactive about their future while also celebrating the opportunities in the local labour market.

At JA, our priority is youth and their future. We continue our leadership work with partners on labour market attachment, vocational training and poverty alleviation. We believe every young person deserves a bright and promising future and with the help of dedicated volunteers, investors and partners, we are making an impact!

Sincerely,

Kristin Williams President & CEO

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Mark Parkhill Chair, Board of Directors

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About Junior Achievement of Nova Scotia Junior Achievement of Nova Scotia provides hands-on experiential learning in the classroom and through extra-curricular activities. Programs focus on three educational pillars: financial literacy, workplace readiness, and entrepreneurship. Junior Achievement recruits volunteers from the business community to collaborate on the delivery of programs, which exposes students to real world business perspectives and ideas.

For every $1 invested into JA programs, $45 is created in economic prosperity.

Mission and Core Purpose: To inspire and prepare young people to succeed in the global economy.

Organizational Objectives: • Develop a skilled and talented workforce • Motivate a generation of responsible citizens • Secure our future economic prosperity • Ensure Canada’s competitiveness in a global market • Build vibrant and healthy communities Educational Pillars Linked with Success in Business: • Financial Literacy • Workplace Readiness • Entrepreneurship

OUR BIG HAIRY AUDACIOUS GOAL (BHAG): Every school, business, community and young person is engaged with JA, resulting in Nova Scotia having the highest rates of youth entrepreneurship, employment and community involvement in Canada.

Our Value Proposition: • Achievers are 25% less likely to be unemployed • Achievers are three times more likely to plan for their future • Achievers are three times more likely to be managers than their peers • Achievers are twice as likely to study and work in business Contribution to Community Priorities: • Delivering excellence in entrepreneurial and financial literacy education • Addressing curriculum gaps with career reflection and financial literacy programs • Encouraging labour attachment and bringing labour market information into the classroom • Addressing youth unemployment and encouraging post-secondary education • Contributing to overall economic prosperity by producing more financially literate graduates with accelerating leadership potential

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Program & Funding Summary - 2016-2017 Program JA Ourselves I Have Skills Our Business World It’s My Future Economics for Success Dollars With Sense Investment Strategies Ideation Bootcamp Company Program #Adulting Specialty Programs Total

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Volunteers

Student Hours

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Age 3-6 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grades 9-12 Grades 9-12 Grades 9-12 Ages 18-25 Ages14-25 --

27 61 49 61 276 55 9 3 34 5 21 601

378 1,279 1,116 1,667 6,563 1,063 133 16 369 20 740 13,344

0 10 37 26 422 54 0 4 89 0 105 747

756 2,558 4,464 5,001 26,252 8,504 1,330 192 23,824 40 2,960 75,882

0 40 222 104 2,532 324 0 64 7,565 0 630 11,481

$212,386 $309,195

Current Funding Mix Events Corporate In-Kind Foundations Individuals Other/Third Party Government Total Raised to Date

$ 309,195 $ 188,709 $ 159,875 $ 60,700 $ 99,683 $ 14,346 $ 212,386 $ 1,044,895

$14,346

Events Corporate In-Kind Foundations Indivduals Other/Third Party Government

$99,683

$60,700

$188,709 $159,875

These are preliminary results. Our Annual Report and audited financial statements will be available in October, 2017.

Our Specialty Programs include: Laureate Leadership Program, Alumni Networking Event, LAE Film Development Program, Business Hall of Fame Networking Event, Awards Judging, Celebration of Achievement, Executive Training, Regional Pitch It, Provincial Pitch It, Clearwater Innovation Award, Hatch and Trade Fair.

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Voices from our Community “JA provides valuable programs for our students to become engaged in developing essential life and financial skills. The volunteers are well-organized with relevant topics and interactive activities.”

Lisa MacNutt School Guidance Counsellor

“Company Program has been an incredible experience that has allowed me to gain valuable skills and opened many doors and created opportunities. It has allowed for me to learn about what it would be like to be an entrepreneur and pursue my business aspirations.”

Rose S. JA Alumni

“As a CPA and a parent, I am passionate about educating our youth in financial matters. The material JA provides is well developed and relevant to the age groups that are participating. I am often surprised at the wide range of understanding and knowledge the students have in financial matters and I commend JA for working with youth to improve their awareness of financial literacy.”

Jennifer Austen Volunteer

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“Whenever people ask what is JA, I often reply with “JA is an organization providing a platform for our little companies to spring to our feet and get the first taste of what running a business really is like.” I love JA, not only for its mentorship during the company program, but also for its seemingly boundless opportunities to grow, network, and learn. Junior Achievement is just amazing.”

Alice S. 2017 JA Company Program Achiever

“The programs provided by JA are very much needed. The information provided

by JA to youth, is a perfect starting/ introduction to managing finances.

As a JA volunteer, the information was easy to understand, deliver and have youth retain it. It was a pleasure to assist JA to inform youth.”

David Porter Volunteer

“We have one student who is autistic and I had him take part in the JA program as well. By the end of the program, he was contributing ideas and I would have to say, he made huge strides in his confidence. It was certainly a huge opportunity to participate with his peers.”

Excel Program Team Leader (HRM)

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Program Support Government

ACOA - $34,920 Department of Labour and Advanced Education, Student Assistance Program - $32,000 Municipality of Kings County - $400 NS Department of Education and Early Childhood Development - $140,000 Province of Nova Scotia - $2,263

Foundations

Actuarial Foundation of Canada - $8,700 Aspotogen Heritage Trust - $1,000 Deloitte Foundation - $3,000 Fred and Elizabeth Fountain Foundation - $2,500 John and Judy Bragg Family Foundation - $30,000 RBC Royal Bank Foundation - $16,000

Third Party

Halifax Executive Assocation - $2,107 QueenPins - $2,419 Scotiabank (Community Matching) - $9,526

In Kind

Acadia University - $1,160 Chester + Co. - $9,040 Rebecca Clarke Photography - $705 Revolve Creative Branding - $14,744 Sandler Training - Not Disclosed TC Media - $15,684

Scholarships & Awards Clearwater Seafoods - $2,000 Colson Family - $500 Dalhousie University - $2,500 Department of Labour and Advanced Education - $1,000 Digital Nova Scotia - $600 Gateway Business Brokers - $1,000 CPHR Nova Scotia - $600 Saint Mary’s University - $2,500

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Corporate

Acadian Seaplants - $2,000 Accomplice Content Supply Co. - $2,000 ADP - $8,000 BMO Bank of Montreal - $2,000 CitiFinancial - $1,667 Clearwater Seafoods LP - $8,000 CUA - $10,000 Dalhousie University - $2,500 Economical Insurance - $8,000 Elevated Wellness - $100 Exxon Mobile - $6,000 High Liner Foods- $5,000 HSBC Bank - $17,544 LaHave River Credit Union - $1,500 Michelin - Granton - $2,500 Michelin - Waterville - $2,500 Nova Construction - $12,000 Nova Scotia Power - $5,000 Port Hawkesbury Paper - $5,000 Revolve Creative Branding - $5,000 Saint Mary’s University - $2,500 Scotia Investments - $2,500 Scotiabank - $10,000 Sobeys Atlantic - $6,000 Symplicity Design - $500 TD Canada Trust - $1,249 The Shaw Group - $700 Thornridge Holdings - $1,000 Waverly Duck Investments - $5,000 West Nova Fuels - $500 Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia - $3,000

Funded Positions

Government of Canada, Canada Summer Jobs - $2,431

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Program Support $150+

Individual Giving $100+

Up to $75 Adam Baggs Allison Coffin Christopher McKenney Dan Merzetti Hilary Patterson Jill Murray Karn Nichols Lucas Hayden Matthew McEwen Shawn Nicholson Stephanie Clarke Susan Grant Terry Sutherland

Brett Donald Chris McMullin Christine Pound Daniel Holland Danielle Comeau Dawna Feser Erin and Steve Davies Graham Langill Jamie Welsh Jeri Russell John Webber Judy Steele Karen Gardiner Leah Skerry Leslie Wilson Mark Creaser Mark Hooftman Mark Sidebottom

Mary O’Regan Michael Drohan Michael Hamlyn Michelle Adams Mike Roberts Patricia Bradshaw Philip Jenkins Rob Carruthers Shane DeCoste Susan Johnston Wendy Brookhouse

Ann MacKenzie Maureen Donovan Roy Cluett Troy Harnish Clay and Joan Coveyduck Dave MacDonald Lori Anne Jones Mark MacDonald Nicole Porter Pat Scholey $1,000+ Bruce Marchand Darren Nantes Irene d’Entremon Kristin Williams Paul Leblanc Ralph Medjuck Robert Gillis Stephen O’Regan Tim Blais Mark Parkhill

Volunteer Partners Admiral Insurance ADP Air Canada b4checkin Barrington Consulting Group Black Business Initiative Beaumont Advisors Black Star Wealth Partners BMO Bank of Montreal Breakwater Studios International CANSA CDENE

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$500+

CIBC Clearwater Seafoods LP Colour Conifer Countryfield Clothing Crombie REIT CUA Dalhousie University Deloitte DND/MARLANT Economical Insurance Emera

John Sullivan Lydia Bugden Matt Symes Marie Camara-Hopkins Maureen Reid Savior Joseph Scott & Stella Balfour Steinar Engeset William Ritchie Pam Bulter

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$5,000+

Beth Brien Jim Spatz Terrence Tower Henry Demone Mark Surrette Steve Parker

Chris Huskilson David Hennigar Michael Donovan Stephen Smith Annette Verschuren

$3,500

$32,000

Graham Eisenhauer

Colin MacDonald

Famous Folks High Liner Foods Halifax Port Authority IBM Island Employment Jazz Aviation Killam Properties Marsh Canada Michelin North America (Canada) NSBI NSCECE Nova Scotia Power

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Cheryl Hann Chris Keevill Dan Muldoon Darlene McKenna Douglas Reid Frank Lockington Jessica Shannon Jodi Posavad Joe Ramia John McLennan

NSCC Office Interiors Owens MacFadyen Group Performance Plus Financial ROSAPEL RBC Royal Bank RSA Scotiabank Sobeys Saint Mary’s University STI Technologies Limited TD Insurance

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Jim Eisenhauer

Celebrating Our Success in Nova Scotia: Business Hall of Fame The Business Hall of Fame presented by Stewart McKelvey, recognizes the contribution made to business by successful leaders and entrepreneurs. Each year, Junior Achievement of Nova Scotia and the Business Hall of Fame honour individuals who inspire our business community and future business leaders with a record of unparalleled lifetime achievement.

2017 Laureates: Michael Donovan Chris Huskilson

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Jim Eisenhauer Jim was appointed President of ABCO Industries in 1984. Jim is also founding President of ABCO Group Limited (1987), West Nova Fuels (1987) and Nova Wood Products (1992).

Jim is a Director and founding partner of Stelia Aerospace North America Limited. He is a Director of Emera Inc., Halifax and Atlantic Industries Limited, and a former Chair and Director of Nova Scotia Power Inc. Michael Donovan A leading light in Canadian film and television for more than 30 years, Michael Donovan has stood out as a bold innovator and visionary. Michael is a serial entrepreneur, content creator and Academy Award® winning producer. Michael is co-founder and Executive Chairman of DHX Media, which holds the world’s largest independent library of kids’ and family content, with over 11,800 half-hours across more than 400 shows.

Chris Huskilson Chris began his career with Nova Scotia Power in 1980. He was made Chief Operating Officer of Emera and Nova Scotia Power in July 2003 and President and Chief Executive Officer of Emera in 2004. Today Emera has a market capitalization of over $9.5 billion, total assets of $29.2 billion and serves 2.5 million customers. Chris is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers of Nova Scotia, past-chair of the Greater Halifax Partnership, the Energy Council of Canada, and the Canadian Electricity Association.

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Celebrating 25 Years!

On May 31, 2017, Jim Eisenhauer, Michael Donovan and Chris Huskilson were inducted into the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame during a celebration of the event’s 25th anniversary. The event was attended by over 1,000 c-suite executives and business leaders from all corners of industry. The event is hosted by a board of governors and chairman circle members, and past laureates serve as ambassadors for JA Nova Scotia. Through sponsorship, table sales, a raffle and personal pledges, the event raised $544,896 in support of JA Nova Scotia programs, which was a record for the event. The event was chaired by Colin MacDonald; 2015 Laureate, corporate sponsor and personal donor.

In addition to JA youth emcees and laureate speeches, the event also hosted a tribute in honour of all new, current and past laureates. Over the history of the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame, 89 Laureates have been inducted into the Hall. This was the first time that the laureate community was brought together in this way and the tribute represented the legacy of leadership and entrepreneurship in Nova Scotia.

JA also took the opportunity to talk about the future home for the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame portraits, which is slated for the Nova Centre.

More information will be released about the plans in the coming months.

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Chairman Circle JP & Louis Deveau, Acadian Seaplants Sean Murray, Advocate Printing & Publishing Glen LeBlanc, Bell Aliant Richard Legault, Brookfield Renewable/Énergie Brookfield Steve Parker, CCL Group Richard Calder, Charm Diamond Centers Sharon Calder, Charm Diamond Centers Colin MacDonald, Clearwater Seafoods LP John Bragg, Eastlink Henry Demone, High Liner Foods Mark Surrette, Knightsbridge Robertson Surrette Douglas Reid, KPMG MSLP Al MacPhee, MacPhee Ford Gillian Gray, Medavie Blue Cross Mickey MacDonald, Micco Companies Ltd. Rob Steele, Newcap Radio Annette Verschuren, NRStor Sean O’Regan, O’Regan’s Automotive Group Catherine Read, Read Management Troy Harnish, Rogers Communications Robert Summerby-Murray, Saint Mary’s University Mark Shannon, Seaboard Transport Group Josef Spatz, Southwest Properties George Caines, QC, Stewart McKelvey Michael Duck, Sureshot Solutions Allan Shaw, The Shaw Group Ian Wilson, Wilsons Fuel Co. Ltd.

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Board of Governors Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame Chair: Colin MacDonald John Meisner, ABCO Kristen Allison, Accomplice Content Supply Co. Jill Murray, Advocate Printing & Publishing Adam Maclean, Armco Brent Scrimshaw, Atlantic Lottery Corporation Wendy Brookhouse, Black Star Wealth Partners Gary Anderson, BMO Bank of Montreal Gina Gale, Business Development Bank of Canada Carole-Ann Miller, CAMSA Inc. Joe Randell, Chorus Aviation Ian Penny, CIBC Herb Levin, CIBC Wood Gundy Roy Cluett, Cluett Insurance Brokers Inc. Chris Keevill, Colour Daniel Gallivan, Cox & Palmer Trent McGrath, CTV Atlantic Marie Mullally, CUA Richard Florizone, Dalhousie University Sylvain Charlebois, Dalhousie University, Faculty of Management Paul Janes, Deloitte Ken Shea East Coast Credit Union John Lindsay, East Port Properties Ltd. Scott Balfour, Emera Karen Hutt, Emera Bruce Marchand, Emera Darrell Bontes, EY Wade Taylor, Grant Thornton LLP Ron Hanlon, Halifax Partnership Karen Oldfield, Halifax Port Authority Joyce Carter, Halifax Stanfield International Airport John Hawkins, Heritage Gas

Chris Joseph, HXA Stephen Duff, Innovacorp Chris Huskilson, Laureate Jim Eisenhauer, Laureate Michael Donovan, Laureate Pete Luckett, Luckett Vineyards Rob Dexter, Maritime Travel Inc. Cheryl Hodder, McInnes Cooper Jeff MacLean, Michelin North America (Canada) Inc. Bill Vienneau, MNP Kevin Rodgers, Nautel Pat d’Entremont, Nicom IT Laurel Broten, Nova Scotia Business Inc. Bob MacKinnon, Nova Scotia Provincial Lotteries and Casino Corporation Don Bureaux, NSCC Jim Mills, Office Interiors Maxime Lessard, PwC Roger Howard, RBC Philip Jenkins, RBC Dominion Securities Phil Otto, Revolve Dawn Anderson, Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Company of Canada George Bishop, Scotia Investments Limited Jim Rogers, Scotiabank Bethany Moffatt, Scotiabank, Commercial Banking Patricia Bradshaw, Sobey School of Business Lydia Bugden, Stewart McKelvey Rebecca Saturley, Stewart McKelvey Graham Eisenhauer, West Nova Fuels Carrie Cussons, World Trade and Convention Centre

Save the date for June 6, 2018 Governorship: $3,000 per annum, if purchased prior to February 22, 2018 ($3,500 after Laureates are announced.)

Multi-Year Governorship Commitment: $3,000 per annum for a commitment of attendance for three years.

Chairman Circle: $5,000 financial pledge which includes your governorship as well as a personal contribution to support JA programs.

For details please call 902-454-4564 or e-mail info@nsbusinesshalloffame.ca

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Current Programs OUR BUSINESS WORLD

A BUSINESS OF OUR OWN

ECONOMICS FOR SUCCESS

Learn why businesses are created and what they contribute to our community.

Grade 6

“I liked learning about different types of businesses and the kinds of jobs you can get.”

Raymond L., Our Business World Student

Learn how to start a business, produce and promote products, track finances and manage a team.

Grade 8

“I learned that we all have to work together to make a business successful.”

Michael B., A Business of Our Own Student

Map interests, skills and passions towards career paths. Learn personal budgeting.

Grade 9

“I made the decision to go to university and pursue business, and JA was a critical turning point because I had absolute confidience that this is what I wanted to do.”

Alison L., JA Alumni

DOLLARS WITH SENSE

Identify financial needs, wants and goals, learn money management and budgeting.

“The program has taught me how to make good, responsible smart decisions by teaching me how to do Grade 10 it right.”

Meghan M., Dollars with Sense Student

INVESTMENT STRATEGIES PROGRAM

Learn to explore the ways in which people save and invest for their future.

“This program has given me the opportunity to see real world investments through utilizing an online stock market simulation.”

Grades 9-12

Suri. R., Investment Strategies Student

COMPANY PROGRAM

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Understand the role of business in our society by creating an enterprice of your own.

Grades 9-12

“Company Program has taught me the ins and outs of a company, time management and teamwork.”

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Haley B., JA Alumni

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New Programs for 2016-2017 JA OURSELVES

I HAVE SKILLS

An introduction to personal economics and the choices consumers make to meet their needs and wants.

Students explore self-knowledge and skills and how those may link to various career paths.

Ages 3-6

“We had discussions with the younger ones about needs versus wants, which was an eye opener for them!”

Katherine H., Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Halifax

Grade 5

“The students were very engaged and enjoyed the interaction of sharing their ideas with classmates during I Have Skills.”

Emma E., I Have Skills Volunteer

IT’S MY FUTURE

Learn personal-branding and job-hunting skills for earning a job and keeping a job.

Grade 7

“Students were engaged and had a strong understanding of what their goals were for their future career.”

Sam T., It’s My Future Volunteer

IDEATION BOOTCAMP

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#ADULTING

Students develop and test new ideas in an environment that encourages and celebrates creativity and innovation.

A dynamic week long summ er camp highlights creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship and the arts.

Designed to prepare young Nova Scotians for a successful transistion into emerging adulthood through financial literacy and workplace readiness.

Grades 9-12

“Students work together to solve real world problems that can help their communities.”

Sarah R., Community Partner

Ages 12-19

“We are thrilled to offer this incredible experience to youth for the summer.”

JA Nova Scotia Staff/MCCL Volunteer

Ages 18-25

“Students were engaged and feeling more prepared for the working world upon completing this program.”

JA Nova Scotia Staff/#Adulting Faciliator

**JA also developed an interest inventory for grade 4 students in collaboration with the Department of Early Education and Childhood Development.

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JA Nova Scotia Board Executive Committee:

Directors At Large:

Mark Parkhill KPMG, Chair

Michael Brown, Clean Simple

Wendy Brookhouse Black Star Wealth Partners, Past Chair Jennifer Chiasson NSCC, Director, Strategic Relationships

Wayne Crawley, Venor Talent Group Chris Harker, Imagine8 Consulting Cassandra Hanrahan, Dalhousie University School of Social Work Eric Fry, Sandler Training

Bruce Young RBC, Treasurer

Karn Nichols, Devonian Coast Wineries Ltd.

Paul Bugden EastLink, Secretary

Miriam Zitner, Stewart McKelvey

Kristin Williams President & CEO

Mark Sidebottom, Nova Scotia Power Paul Janes, Deloitte Jodi Posaved, Grassroots Human Resources Consulting Lori-Anne Jones, Change Catalyst Consulting Troy Harnish, Rogers Communications

Meet the Team Kristin Williams President & CEO kwilliams@janovascotia.ca

Brenda Kenney Director of Programs bkenney@janovascotia.ca

Shakara Joseph Director of Strategic Partnerships sjoseph@janovascotia.ca

Maria MacDonald Program Manager mmacdonald@janovascotia.ca

Blanka Mitrović Program Manager bmitrovic@janovascotia.ca

Sarah Porter Program Manager sporter@janovascotia.ca

Emma Eagles Manager of Marketing & Communications eeagles@janovascotia.ca

Courtney Connor Company Program Manager cconnor@janovascotia.ca

Hayley McDowell Fund Development Assistant hmcdowell@janovascotia.ca

Leanna Withrow Program Admin programadmin@janovascotia.ca

Brenda Scott Bookkeeper/Controller bscott@janovascotia.ca

Kathleen Scholey Volunteer Fundraiser kscholey@janovascotia.ca

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