The GRIC Board of Directors is composed of individuals elected from the membership. Board members retire in rotation and new Directors are elected at each annual meeting for a three-year term. GRIC officers (president, vice president, treasurer and secretary) are appointed by resolution of the Board of Directors at their first meeting following the annual meeting of members in which new directors are elected. The officers hold office for one year from the date of appointment.
By participating on the Board of GRIC, you will have the opportunity to provide input into the direction we take as an organization to best represent our members’ interests and to enhance the value of your own membership.
Megan is a Principal, Digital at Earnscliffe Strategies
Hunter Doubt
Vice-President
Hunter Doubt
Vice-President
Hunter is Manager, Government Affairs - Canada at expediagroup.com.
Alik Angaladian
Treasurer
Alik Angaladian
Treasurer
Alik is a Principal with Maple Leaf Strategies
Hardave Birk
Corporate Secretary
Hardave Birk
Corporate Secretary
Hardave is the Manager, Government Relations at Shaw Communications.
Alana Baker is the Senior Director of Government Relations at Automotive Industries Association of Canada.
Katie Grandis is a Consultant at Earnscliffe Strategy Group.
Emily Holtby is the Senior Director, Government & Stakeholder Relations, Canadian Media Producers Association
Elaine Larsen Wells
Director
Elaine Larsen Wells
Director
Elaine Larsen Wells is the Director (Regulated Health Industries), Global Public affairs
Lauren Kennedy is the Director of Public Affairs at Chicken Farmers of Canada.
Jason is the Managing Director, Government Relations at the Canadian Automobile Association.
Greg MacEachern is the Senior Vice President, Government Relations at Proof Strategies
D'arci McFadden is the Vice President, Mcmillan Vantage Policy Group
Sheamus Murphy is Partner, Federal Advocacy at Counsel Public Affairs Inc.
Hussain Shorish is Senior Associate, Government Affairs at Invenergy LLC
Lucas is Lead Government Relations at the Canadian Nurses Association.