2014-2015 WBE Canada Board directors elected

December 9, 2014

The following directors have been elected to serve on the WBE Canada Board 2014-2015

Lynn A. Boccio, Vice President, Strategic Business & Diversity Relations, Avis Budget Group
Michael Bourne, Senior Manager, Procurement Business Operations, Controls, Supplier Diversity and Ombudsman, IBM Canada Ltd.
Reginald E. Humphrey, Supplier Diversity Manager, General Motors
Marcel Kampen, Head of Sourcing, RBC Royal Bank
Michelle Pockey, Partner and National Chair, Professional Women’s Network, Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP
Debra Quade, Associate Manager, Supplier Diversity, Kellogg Company
Serge Sauvé, Director, Global Procurement, Merck
Marcia Seymour, Senior Manager, Procurement Corporate Responsibility, TD Bank Group
Tamara Sakota Sr. Director, Merchandising Micro Space & Item File, Wal-Mart Canada Corp.
Indy Sian, Director of Procurement Strategy, TELUS
Dora Silva-Bolanos, Regional Contractor, Exchange Operations Lead, Accenture
Andy Thompson, VP IPD Procurement & NA Product Sourcing, Alcatel-Lucent

Maude Parisseau from BDC provided this video testimonial at the conference to discuss the benefits of Corporate Membership with WBE Canada. “For us, it was really important to become one because it’s an extension of our mandate,” she said. “BDC is here to support Canadian entrepreneurs. It allows us to meet with different entrepreneurs, to learn more about them, their passion, and also to be able to meet with other organizations and corporations that do encourage other WBEs, and to le… Read more

BDC

CIBC shares excitement around being part of WBE Canada community and having opportunity to meet and support women-owned businesses and engage them in their supply chain opportunities. CIBC is committed to diversifying their supply chain and increasing their spend with diverse suppliers, specifically with Canadian women-owned businesses. Learn more…
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CIBC Is Committed To Diversifying Its Supply Chain

“WBE Canada helps a boutique-sized law firm, like Walker Law, get in the room with other larger suppliers that otherwise might not know about them or might not realize what their capabilities are. They recommend that women-owned businesses be certified to get the chance to connect with corporations who are looking for diverse suppliers they wouldn’t otherwise have access to. That kind of partnership, community and mentorship opportunities are a huge benefit WBE offers as well.”

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Walker Law

Michelle White from Today Living Group provided this video testimonial at the WBE Canada 2018 Annual Conference to discuss the benefits of Certification with WBE Canada for women-owned businesses. Michelle White identifies access to the corporate buyers as the biggest benefit of WBE certification. Instead of talking to gatekeepers, you get to connect with the buyers and corporate professionals who are willing and ready to help you navigate the supply chain.
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Michelle White: WBE Certification Gives Women Access

WBE Canada’s Conference & Gala is a highlight of the year for Canada’s business community. We bring together women-owned businesses from across Canada, corporations and government organizations committed to supporting women-owned businesses through the opportunities in their supply chains as we celebrate the achievements, innovations and incredible impact our community creates on Canadian economy, empowerment of Canadian women-owned businesses and innovations in supply chains. Here’s a sneak … Read more

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2014-2015 WBE Canada Board directors elected

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