As the CEO of Ovarian Cancer Canada since August 2021, Tania has been excited to empower and mobilize communities to achieve impact, affect change, and truly make a difference in the lives of Canadians.  

As a professional with over 20 years of leadership experience in the charitable sector, Tania looks forward to leveraging her abilities to build off the foundation and momentum in place at Ovarian Cancer Canada. Tania is fueled by the need to improve outcomes and shine a light on the significance and urgency of ovarian cancer. She is eager to ensure a hopeful future and see that progress is made for the individuals and communities affected by this disease. 

In her previous roles, Tania held leadership positions at The Kidney Foundation of Canada, St. Clair College, John McGivney Children’s Centre, Langley Memorial Hospital Foundation, and the MS Society of Canada.  

Tania is a political science graduate of King’s University College in London, Ontario.

In her role as the Vice President of Programs and Policy, Cailey oversees the critical work of education, support and advocacy. She joined the team in 2014 and is passionate about supporting those diagnosed with ovarian cancer as well as their loved ones while leading the development of Ovarian Cancer Canada’s comprehensive programming.  

Cailey is working diligently to identify current health care gaps and opportunities to enhance the outcomes for those diagnosed with ovarian cancer. As an advocate for those living with this disease, she is passionate about providing health care decision makers with necessary insights to influence the delivery of improved ovarian cancer care, regardless of background or where individuals live in Canada. 

Prior to bringing her expertise and passion to Ovarian Cancer Canada, Cailey’s career focused on building partnerships in support of the Canadian Education Association as well as Trillium Gift of Life Network. She holds a Master of Arts in Education from Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, British Columbia.

Lise joined Ovarian Cancer Canada in 2020 as the Vice President of Finance and Administration, bringing with her a wealth of experience as a professionally designated accountant. She provides leadership in budgeting, payroll and human resources, as well as manages the audit process. 

Originally obtaining a degree in Early Childhood Education from McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Lise had fallen head over heels for numbers and financial systems, ultimately leading her to obtain her CPA designation. 

Lise is equipped with extensive finance-related experience within the private sector. Wanting to make a meaningful change to communities across Canada, she made a switch to the charity sector by joining the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada. 

Lise is inspired by the community surrounding Ovarian Cancer Canada. She is excited by the opportunity to help those living with ovarian cancer, and their loved ones, live fuller, better, and longer lives.

Becky joined Ovarian Cancer Canada in 2023 bringing her passion for leading high-performing teams. She is dedicated to building communities of people driven to make change and rallying them to achieve the extraordinary.

Through past successive leadership roles at the Canadian Cancer Society and MS Canada, Becky has become a respected expert in peer-to-peer fundraising, marketing and community engagement. She takes an innovative and collaborative approach to her work and is deeply motivated by our mission to boldly and unapologetically take action against ovarian cancer until the number of deaths from this disease is zero.

Living in Belleville, Ontario with her husband and two young children, she has a Bachelor of Arts, Honours in International Development from the University of Guelph and a post-graduate program in Fundraising and Volunteer Management from Humber College. Becky is an enthusiastic sports fan and loves sharing that with her active family.