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Linzi Williamson is a CIHR Patient Oriented Research Transition to Leadership postdoctoral researcher and credentialed evaluator at the University of Saskatchewan, and she is residing in Meaford, Ontario. She joined CESEF in 2017 as a board member and Chair of the Graduate Scholarship Program, which was relaunched in 2019. Outside of work and volunteering, Linzi spends much of her time training the Australian Cattle Dog she shares her life with, Steve Irwin.
François Dumaine
Vice Chair (Ottawa)
François is a program evaluator and partner at PRA Inc, a research firm focussing on program evaluation and market research. Prior to joining CESEF, François was involved with the Canadian Evaluation Society, including one term as National President. Being located in Ottawa, François can regularly be spotted along the Rideau canal pursing his passion for running. Otherwise, he hides at home to savour fine jazz.
Mikki Campbell
Mikki currently serves as the Manager of Strategic Initiatives at Sunnybrook's Odette Cancer Centre, where she oversees the research, implementation and evaluation of innovative radiation medicine technologies. While completing her Masters in Health Evaluation at the University of Waterloo, Mikki was a member of the first online finalist team in the 2018 Student Evaluation Case Competition. Off the clock, you can find her cheering on her two boys on the basketball courts and loving the outdoors with her husky.
Treasurer (Regina)
Maureen is Managing Partner with INNOVA Learning, a Western Canada firm working in the areas of human resource management, training and program evaluation for NGOs and non-profit organizations. When not working Maureen enjoys travelling, gardening, and designing/producing hand-made quilts.
Director, Chair of the Graduate Scholarship Committee (Guelph)
Director, Chair of SEEK Committee (Ottawa)
Emily is currently a Senior Evaluation Manager at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, and a Credentialed Evaluator. In addition to working with CESEF, she is currently the past president of the CES National Capital Chapter. Outside of evaluation, Emily enjoys gardening, baking, and spending time with her husband and their two cats.
Director, Co-Chair of the Student Evaluation Case Competition (Ottawa)
Christine is a credentialed evaluator and works as a researcher at Wellesley Institute, a health-equity policy research institute in Toronto. She has been involved with the Student Evaluation Case Competition since 2014 and is currently serving co-chair of the competition. In her spare time, Christine enjoys board games and dog sports, including agility, tricks, and rally obedience!
Cody is the president of Non-Profit Governance Solutions, a consultancy that provides program evaluation, strategic planning, and public engagement services to not-for-profit corporations in Saskatchewan. Cody holds a PhD in Public Policy from the University of Saskatchewan and is a frequent instructor at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy in the areas of strategic management and public policy analysis. Before returning to Saskatchewan in 2019, Cody worked as a consultant to First Nation governments in the Yukon as a program manager, executive educator, and community facilitator.
Brian heads the evaluation function at Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). Prior to this, he led evaluations for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and other organizations. Brian is currently enrolled in the Harvard Kennedy School of Government’s Public Leadership Executive Certificate Program. In his spare time, he enjoys getting his passport stamped, distilling whisky and studying Chinese.
Tin Vo is a Credentialed Evaluator and has over 8 years of program evaluation experience within the public health field, based in Kitchener. In the past, he was the Treasurer of the Board of Directors for the Canadian Evaluation Society, Ontario Chapter, and has been a member of other boards of directors for professional bodies and non- profit agencies. He enjoys board games and dinner parties when he is not travelling for leisure.