Board of Directors

Anne Martin

Board Member

Anne has held a variety of leadership roles in business development, operations and IT services.  As Vice President of Network Engineering & Operations at TELUS, Anne is responsible for leading and driving strategy for TELUS’ wireline engineering, build and operations teams across Canada.

Anne lives with her family in Nanaimo, BC.  She believes passionately in advancing diversity in the workforce, supporting youth and giving back to our communities. Anne is also a member of the Vancouver Island Community Board for the TELUS Friendly Future Foundation, an independent registered charity that supports the well-being of youth who face obstacles to reaching their full potential.

Fiona Dalton

BOARD MEMBER

Fiona Dalton became President and Chief Executive Officer of Providence Health Care on April 23, 2018. In this role she is accountable for the provision of healthcare at 18 locations including St Paul’s Hospital and Mount St Joseph Hospital. Providence Health Care is the home of the Foundry, a province-wide network of integrated health and wellness services for young people, and the Road to Recovery, an innovative approach to addiction treatment that is being rolled out across the province. St Paul’s Hospital is currently being rebuilt at the Jim Pattison Medical Campus through a new $2.2 billion hospital and $600 million Clinical Support and Research Centre.

Fiona is passionate about improving patient outcomes and organizational performance by focusing on improving quality, safety, staff wellness, staff engagement, and fiscal and environmental stewardship. She is an ardent champion of enabling and spreading research and innovation—from ideas formulation to pilot-implementation to scaled-up commercialization—that have positive real-world impacts. She holds a BA Honours in Human Sciences from The Queen’s College, Oxford University and she received an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science from the University of Southampton in 2017. Prior to her appointment at Providence she was the CEO of University Hospital Southampton NHS (National Health Service) Foundation Trust in the United Kingdom.

In her spare time Fiona loves spending time in the outdoors – camping, hiking, skiing and kayaking. She is a UK qualified Mountain Leader and has led expeditions for youth in Europe and Africa. She believes passionately in the power of the outdoors to change our lives and is delighted to contribute to the amazing work of the Take a Hike Foundation.

Wendy Bach

Board Member

Wendy is a corporate lawyer, corporate director and retired executive.  She worked with Methanex Corporation for 19 years – from 2000 to 2019.  In her most senior role as Senior Vice President, Corporate Resources, she was responsible for the Legal, Stakeholder Relations, Human Resources and Information Technology functions which involved oversight of the establishment and delivery of strategies that optimized talent, leveraged information technology, maintained and enhanced corporate reputation, ensured legal/regulatory compliance and mitigated exposure to legal risk.  Prior to her executive role, she held roles as VP, Human Resources, Director, Investor Relations and Senior Corporate Counsel.  Methanex, a public company that trades on both the Nasdaq and Toronto Stock Exchanges, is the world’s largest producer and supplier of methanol, a commodity chemical used in making hundreds of consumer and industrial items as well as being a clean-burning alternative fuel.  Since her time at Methanex Wendy has also done some contract legal work, including acting as General Counsel for Loop Energy Inc., a growing hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer.  She currently works as contract legal counsel for Caravel Law.

Wendy has a Bachelor of Law degree from the University of British Columbia.  Prior to joining Methanex, she was in-house legal counsel at Canadian Airlines and practiced law at two major law firms.  She continues to provide legal advice for small private companies and sits on the Boards of Take a Hike Foundation and Sauder School of Business Centre for Ethics.

Drew Collier

Board Member

Throughout Drew’s career he has had the good fortune to lead teams and work with other great leaders on the pursuit of new possibilities: from Canada’s first online bank, and one of the world’s first socially responsible financial institutions, through to one of the first university campaigns with both fundraising and alumni engagement goals.

At LGM, Drew works with an amazing team that aspires to transform the automotive industry, in the pursuit of their purpose: to accelerate Responsible Mobility for All. They are passionate about the changes in their industry and the positive impact they can have.

Drew builds and leads executive teams to create winning strategies and transform organizations in complex industries: Drew drives sustained performance through employee engagement, great customer experiences, and profitable growth; and is passionate about technology, innovation and creating positive legacy through corporate responsibility.

Outside of work,  Drew enjoys volunteering as a Board Member with a growth/ governance focus. Drew is also an avid skier, boater and mountain biker.

Aimee Cheung

Board Member

Aimee is a strategic and compassionate executive who has delivered game-changing results across a variety of industries in the private and public sectors.  She has led the strategy definition and execution of numerous transformation projects for the betterment of the organization and those they serve.

Aimee has been a thoughtful leader of cross-functional teams in the areas of Analytics, Strategy, Digital Transformation, Business Development & Sales, Supply Chain Optimization, and Finance & Accounting.  Most recently, she was Senior Vice President Financial Planning & Analysis at QuadReal, a global real estate investment, operating and development company that manages the real estate and mortgages portfolio for British Columbia Investment Management Corporation’s pension fund clients and for RBC Global Asset Management clients. Prior to QuadReal, she made contributions at organizations such as Procter & Gamble managing the strategy and execution of a large portfolio of businesses, Vancouver Coastal Health as a key leader on the Clinical & Systems Transformation (CST) initiative aimed to transform the quality of patient care in all hospitals and sites across Vancouver Coastal Health, Provincial Health Services Authority, and Providence Health Care, Ritchie Brothers as a key member of their Finance Leadership Team during a high growth stage of the organization, TELUS as part of the wide area networks sales team, and in private equity.

Aimee has a deep heart for serving the vulnerable and underprivileged, whether serving local communities or embarking on international initiatives such as funding the building of clean water supply for children in developing countries or providing entrepreneur opportunities for poverty-stricken families.  Outside of work, Aimee enjoys playing sports in the outdoors, is an avid foodie, and spends ample quality time with her family and friends.  Having been born/raised in Vancouver and lived 15 years in Toronto, she is eager to be part of Take a Hike’s expansion strategy from British Columbia into Ontario.