Executive Director

Lisa has worked in the Canadian health charity sector for 30 years. She is a passionate advocate for Canadians needing improved access to treatments, support, information and education. Lisa has extensive experience in fundraising, program delivery, advocacy and building capacity through collaboration and partnerships. As a late-diagnosed woman with ADHD, Lisa understands the importance of early diagnosis and access to treatment. She also knows the impactful contributions people with ADHD can make in school, their community and their chosen field with proper support. Lisa is honoured to join CADDAC and is committed to working together to make a positive impact for all Canadians with ADHD.