Brian Lowe
Treasurer
(905) 946-3991

Mary Anne Cecutti
Secretary
(416) 488-0834

Judy Ash
Director
(416) 250-8333

Jo Campbell
Director
(905) 878-2383 ext. 7104

Linda Crawford
Director
(416) 323-9540 ext. 246

Glen Dietz
Director
(905) 216-5352

Pat Everitt
Director
(416) 235-6020

Suba Krishnan
Director
(905) 813-4246

Maricon Sanelli
Director
(416) 813-6205

		Bonnie Reib
		Brian Lowe Treasurer
		Mary Anne Cecutti Secretary I have been involved with the Trillium Chapter for the past 12 years having served 2 terms as a Director and now entering my second term as Secretary. I am also Board Liaison for Industry Partners. This committee is responsible for connecting our Vendor sponsors with the membership and making sure everyone has fun doing it. On the career front my experiences have focused on the clinical laboratory and regulated health care environment. I have worked with QSE Consulting Inc as a Senior Consultant since 2001 and successfully managed projects for community and teaching hospitals; private laboratories; provincial government Ministries of Health; as well as government agencies and professional organizations. In 2005 I co-founded Executive Edge – Innovations in Laboratory Medicine for Lab Leaders together with Sheila Woodcock of QSE and Robert Michel of the Dark Report to bring the best and the brightest minds in the industry from Canada and around the world to the Canadian laboratory community. Membership in the CLMA and particularly being on the Board of the Trillium Chapter has not only allowed me to maintain professional and personal connections I have made over my long and varied career in the industry but also make new ones. It has given me the opportunity to participate in some excellent professional development activities both locally and in the US; hear the industry news first; be part of discussion and resolution of issues facing the industry; and grow as a professional. I look forward to continuing my role as Secretary of the Trillium Chapter.
		Judy Ash Director Judy is currently employed as Director, Programs & Services for the Ontario Association of Medical Laboratories (OAML); as such works with its members to represents them to government and other health professional associations in matters of health programs, policy and legislation. Judy has an extensive background in medical laboratory sciences. She started her career as a MLT, went on to receive her ART in Immunology, and as a life long learner recently completed her BSc and a Masters in Public Policy, Administration and Law at York University. While completing her Masters, Judy was selected to be one of the founding editors for the Journal of Public Policy, Administration and Law, an interdisciplinary journal, which encourages students, public servants and scholars to share knowledge and research concerning public policy, administration and law issues. Her diverse background includes experience in the biotech sector, community, hospital, public health and research laboratory settings. Judy also has a strong background in laboratory quality assurance, and is a Certified Quality Manager, Auditor, and an Assessor for the Ontario Laboratory Accreditation program and for Canadian Association for Laboratory Accreditation. Judy was the recipient of the Ontario government’s ACE Award, in the Outstanding Achievement category, for the development and implementation of a province wide standardized quality system in its twelve Public Health Laboratories. Judy also has a keen interest in training and education and worked on the team that developed and taught a one year certificate program in Quality Management of Clinical Laboratories for the Michener Institute of Applied Health Sciences. Judy also has an interest in emergency preparedness, which she pursued by using her Masters as an opportunity to conduct a major research project on Toronto’s preparedness for an influenza pandemic. Judy’s practical experience in emergency preparedness includes her work with the Laboratory Working Group, which developed the Ontario Health Pandemic Influenza Plan’s chapter on laboratory services and sitting on the Health Sector Committee for the province’s Critical Infrastructure Assurance Program.
		Jo Campbell Director I have been a member of CLMA for 10 years. I first joined as a suggestion from my “Director” Kathryn Snell who was a member at that time. I attended an “annual general meeting” and as the saying goes “haven’t looked back since”. Networking was the big draw for me. At that time I was a “Team Leader of a small Lab and was anxious to know who and what was out there. I had come from a bigger hospital and wanted to know the hustle and bustle of the downtown core once again. Shortly after that I was asked to sit on the “membership committee” and help at education functions. I loved that job and in the early 90’s we had lots of education around the OLA requirements so the education days was over flowing. The sessions were excellent and the networking took off as they say. Each session a list of attendees was given out and this provided opportunity for the networking to occur. Presently I am the manager of the two smaller sites at Halton Healthcare Services and “acting manager “for the larger Oakville site. Being a member of CLMA has allowed me to grow and further my own career.
		Linda Crawford Director
		Glen Dietz Director Glen Dietz is a health care consultant working for Cheviot Technical Consulting Services. He is presently working with the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care on the Ontario Laboratory Information System (OLIS) implementation. Previously, he worked as the Director of Operations – Diagnostic Testing for LifeLabs Ontario operation. Prior to this, Glen was the Program Director for London Laboratory Services Group (LLSG), a joint venture of London Health Sciences Centre and St. Joseph’s Health Care London. Glen has over 35 years experience in laboratory medicine, with over 30 years in supervisory and administrative roles. He has advanced certification in Immunohematology and has published more than 79 articles and two books. He has also participated on a number of Committees related to laboratory management including: • OHA Laboratory Service Advisory Group • QMP-LS Advisory Committee • Ontario Regional Laboratory Services Planning Steering Committee for Southwestern Ontario • Chair of the Southwestern Ontario Regional Hospital Laboratory Alliance Over the past 35 years, Glen has been actively involved in professional organizations related to medical technology, laboratory medicine and laboratory administration. He has served as Editor for newsletters and journals for several of these organizations. He has also helped to organize more than 100 meetings and seminars. Glen has been recognized for his contributions to Laboratory Medicine by the OSMT as recipient of the Trillium Award in 2008; by the CLMA Trillium Chapter as recipient of the Founders Award; and by the OSMT as the recipient of the 1999 Robert G Armstrong Award. Glen previously served two terms on the CLMA Trillium Chapter as a Director from 1998 to 2002. He has served as the Chair of the Communications Committee since 1998. In this role, Glen serves as Editor for the Trillium Gazette and the Webmaster for the CLMA Trillium Chapter web site.
		Pat Everett Director
		Suba Krishnan Director
		Maricon Sanelli Director Maricon Sanelli is currently the Business Manager in the Department of Paediatric Laboratory Medicine at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), Toronto. Maricon joined SickKids in 1997 as the Outreach Coordinator and Team Leader, Administrative & Support Services. Maricon’s career has been dedicated to the medical laboratory industry, beginning as a summer/ part-time high school student in the community laboratory sector. She worked at Excel Bestview Medical Laboratories throughout her university years and held management positions since 1987 in the regional operations, marketing, and corporate development where her most recent position was Manager of Corporate Development. Maricon is passionate about turning vision and knowledge into action. She has been an active member of the Clinical Laboratory Management Association, Trillium Chapter for several years, and serves in the Communications Committee. If elected in the Director role, she will work tirelessly with the Board to provide 21st Century leadership for the Trillium Chapter and advocate for the laboratory professionals, medical laboratory medicine, and healthcare. Maricon is a lifelong learner and has taken numerous executive/leadership courses, seminars, and workshops. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from University of Toronto, Business Management Certificate, and is a candidate for Masters of Health Studies (Leadership) at Athabasca University in Spring 2009.