Gerry is Human Resources Manager at AOC Resins and Coatings Company in Guelph. She’s also active on AOC’s social committee that raises funds for local charities.

Gerry has a wealth of knowledge in the field of Human Resources. She has professional certifications including: Human Resources Management, Alternative Dispute Resolution and Ergonomic Specialist.

Currently, Gerry is also a Board Member with the Cambridge Memorial Hospital Foundation. After serving a one-year term as CLGW Vice President, Gerry is now sharing her expertise as our Board President.

Bernie is a business executive at The Co-operators Insurance.  There she works as Senior Vice President of Human Resources and Work Place Services. 

As a Certified Director (designated in 2015) Bernie has expertise in leading effective Boards. Currently, Bernie is also a board member at St. Joseph’s Health Centre.

A long-term supporter of CLGW, Bernie served at President from 2007 to 2017. Currently, Bernie serves as Past President.

A father of three, David has lived in Guelph for 28 years.

For 25 years, David worked in international sales. Currently, he owns and manages rental properties.

Now that he is semi-retired, David has time and expertise to share as a Board member. He brings his perspective and and experience as the parent of a 27-year-old son with special needs.

Scott is a partner at the law firm of Miller Thomson (Guelph). His practice includes: land development, municipal law, real estate and general corporate law. 

Scott has lived in Guelph and Wellington County for 15 years. During this time, he has assisted various nonprofit and charitable organizations.

As a CLGW Board Member, he is eager to share his expertise in real-estate and legal matters.  Scott is dedicated to giving back to the community.

For over 45 years, Otto and his family have lived in the Guelph area.

Otto is a member of the Ontario Association of Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT).

For 30 years, Otto worked with Siemens Canada Limited in finance, administration and audit.

He says, “I believe it’s important, where possible, to give back to others with special needs.  I look forward to working with other members and the Board at CLGW.”

Guelph has been home to Liz for most of her life.

Throughout her career, Liz worked in the medical field. Recently retired, she worked for 15 years as a Sales and Marketing Director for Occupational Health Services.

Liz has volunteered her time and ideas for many years as a CLGW Board Member. She says, “I enjoy working with a great group of people to make this amazing organization even better and stronger.”