2019 IMPACT REPORTHonouring Excellence.

Preserving History.

Inspiring Generations.

F R O M O U R B O A R D C H A I R A N D E X E C U T I V E D I R E C T O R

It is an exciting time at the CMHF as we advance our mission thanks to vital and meaningful partnerships at many levels and the impacts of our programs in our 25th year of service are detailed well on the pages that follow. We are encouraged that our capacity to do more going forward was strengthened this year with significant partner investments: substantial operational support from the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) for three years commencing in 2020 and program support from MD Financial Management across all our programs, including the Discovery Days in Health Sciences national presenting sponsorship.

Change was also a theme for us in 2019 and it came in many forms:

• After 16 years, we transitioned to temporary space at 100 Kellogg Lane in London, ON in anticipation of developing our new Exhibit Hall space and offices in the North Tower in 2020. This exciting, interactive destination will be home to the Children’s Museum, an indoor adventure park, retail markets, a boutique hotel and an active outdoor courtyard to name a few; an amazing co-location model that means more guests will experience the sense of pride we know comes with exploring our physical Laureate displays.

• We undertook a review of our corporate identity and unveiled a new and contemporary brand, look and feel across all our programs.

• We engaged in a strategic planning exercise to lay the groundwork for further impact with emerging health leaders and youth.

• Our Virtual Exhibit Hall project got underway with valued leadership and support from board members, Laureates, CMHF Award recipients and the CMA.

Our foundation for further advancement has never been stronger. Thank you to our partners, Laureates, donors and volunteers for supporting us in our efforts to celebrate role models for the next generation of Canadian health leaders.

Be Inspired. www.cdnmedhall.org

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inspired. MISSION

Recognize and celebrate Canadian heroes whose work has advanced health; inspire the pursuit of careers in the health sciences.

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A Canada that honours our medical heroes – those of the past, present and future.

Our new logo embodies elements of our mission:

• Emblematic of our Laureates, the stylized laurel represents honour, prestige, education, excellence.

• The sequence of leaves symbolizes connection between generations as emerging leaders continue the work of the giants who came before them.

• The partial maple leaf conveys a Canadian heritage treasure.

William L. Orovan, MD MBA FRCSC FACS Board Chair (June 2019-present)

Bryce Taylor, CM MD FRCSC FACS Board Chair (June 2016-June 2019)

Lissa Foster Executive Director

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O B J E C T I V E S :

Strengthen our profile

Develop and implement a comprehensive communications strategy

Consolidate and expand partnerships and alliances with stakeholders

Inspire excellence in health, health care and the health sciences for future generations

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Increase the engagement of our Laureates as active champions

Increase the impact of the medical student award

Identify strategies to share the stories of the Laureates with Canadians

Develop strong relationships with health science trainees, researchers, and early career health practitioners

Build financial capacity to enable a robust future

O B J E C T I V E S :

Expand the scope and intensity of revenue development

Ensure our resources align with our strategic and operational priorities

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Increase Board diversity

Broaden diversity of our external stakeholders

Engage with stakeholders (clinical and research) across all health disciplines in all that we do

On October 3rd the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Board of Directors held a strategic planning session to develop a new, three-year Strategic Plan. Through numerous discussions and activities, the board identified four strategic priorities necessary to achieve the long-term vision for the CMHF.

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2019 In Review

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JAN January 18th - our 25th Anniversary

Call for Nominations FEB

MAR Museums JUNO Twitter project #MudeumJukebox #LdnOnt #JUNOLdn2019 #LdnMUSE

21st Induction Ceremony - Montreal, QC MAY Discovery Days in Health Sciences

Museum School - Summers’ Corners Public School Memorial University of NewfoundlandUniversity of Ottawa: English NEWUniversité d’Ottawa: French NEWNorthern Ontario School of Medicine at Lakehead campus Northern Ontario School of Medicine at Laurentian campusHamilton Health Sciences at McMaster University

JUN Annual General Meeting

Welcome new board chair William Orovan and new board members: Betty Jean (BJ) Hancock, Sioban Nelson, Preston Smith, David Wiercigroch

Opened doors at 100 Kellogg Lane (temporary space) JUL

Class Trip - Boys & Girls Club of London

AUG 17 new recipients of the CMHF Award for Medical Students announced

New logo and corporate rebranding introduced SEP

Laureate Selection Committee meets – Six new Inductees selected

OCT Launch of 2020 Induction sponsorship campaign

Board meets in London: venue tour of proposed new space and Strategic Planning Session

Discovery Days in Health SciencesUniversity of Alberta University of Calgary

Museum School - two classes from Westminster Central Public School

Canadian Medical Association increased partnership investment confirmed for 2020 - 2023

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Discovery Days in Health SciencesUniversity of Manitoba

Dalhousie University

Museum SchoolÉva Circé-Côté French Immersion Public School

St. Anne Catholic Elementary School

Virtual Hall Advisory Task Group begins visioning exercise

DEC Class Trip - London Homeschool Group

Discovery Days in Health Sciences McGill University BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute Université Laval

Better Together The Power of Partnership

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The Honourable Wilbert Keon, MD May 17th, 1935 – April 7th, 2019

The essence of the caring spirit in medicine.

Mladen Vranic, MD DSc

April 3rd, 1930 – June 18th, 2019

A legend in diabetes research … a remarkable scientist, excellent educator, fine administrator and a lovely guy.

Bette Stephenson, OC OOnt MD

July 31st, 1924 – August 19th, 2019

Mother of six, caring family physician, compassionate builder of social institutions, exemplary role model

Ronald Melzack, PhD July 19th, 1929 – December 22nd 2019

A leader and visionary who revolutionized the study and treatment of pain.

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Honouring Excellence

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The late G. Brock Chisholm CC CBE MD MC & Bar ED Toronto, ON

A decorated soldier and Canadian Major-General, psychiatrist and world health pioneer instrumental in the creation of the World Health Organization (WHO).

Naranjan S. Dhalla CM OM PhD FRSC Winnipeg, MB

Internationally recognized builder of basic cardiovascular science in Canada whose commitment to ensuring the benefits of scientific knowledge are shared worldwide, strengthening the global community.

James A. Dosman OC SOM MA MD FRCPC FRSC FCAHS Saskatoon, SK

The ‘father of agricultural medicine’ in Canada devoted to improving and protecting the health of agricultural workers in Canada and the world.

Jacalyn Duffin MD PhD FRCPC FRSC FCAHS Kingston, ON

A haematologist and historian, her enduring contributions to medical research and education deepen our understanding of how the humanities inform balanced, effective medical training.

Connie J. Eaves PhD FRS (Canada) FRS (Edinburgh) Vancouver, BC

A world authority on stem cells with translational impact on bone marrow transplantation treatments for leukemia and breast cancer.

Rémi Quirion OC CQ PhD FRSC Montreal, QC

Quebec’s first Chief Scientist and one of the world’s most frequently cited neuroscientists recognized for his pivotal role in advancing our knowledge in neuroscience and mental health.

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More than 460 health leaders and supporters gathered in Montreal, QC and paid tribute to six new inductees and their outstanding contributions to health in Canada and the world.

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Medical Student Sponsor: Presenting Sponsor: LEARN MORE

about the 2019 Laureates

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“ The Laureate breakfast was the BEST part of the entire event. I absolutely loved the informal setting and sitting with the other students and inductees.”

Recipient, CMHF Award

for Medical Students

“ The private breakfast was one of the most beneficial components of attending the Induction Ceremony. Great food and even better company!”

Recipient, CMHF Award for Medical Students

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CMHF Award recipients received a cash award, complimentary travel and admission to the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and the opportunity to meet and learn first-hand from our Laureates. Together, they also enjoyed a private networking breakfast.

CMHF Laureates cite qualities such as perseverance, collaboration and an entrepreneurial spirit as contributors to their success as national and world health leaders.

We celebrate the achievements of the giants of health care in Canada to fuel our pride, but also to inspire the next generation of health leaders with world changing potential.

Through the CMHF Award we aim to:

• Call out the leaders among them

• Facilitate collaboration and mentorship so that they may also achieve significant impact in their own careers

• Challenge them to “think like a Laureate”

• Promote networking opportunities for shared support to foster a growing community of Canadian talent committed to improved care and health outcomes

Canada’s medical schools are invited to identify a second year student who demonstrates these qualities.

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2018 CMHF Award recipients with CMA representative Cindy Forbes MD, Board Chair Bryce Taylor MD,

MD Financial Management Representatives Karlene Argenta and Marie-Josee Hamel.

2019 CMHF Award Recipients’ Feedback

I am so incredibly humbled by this nomination. This award represents the efforts of the many people who have mentored me and supported my work and to them I am immensely grateful.

For one to even be mentioned in the same sentence as many of the laureates is a great honour. It was a truly humbling experience and one that I am very proud to have had the opportunity to experience.

This is truly a great honour to have been chosen for this award. I felt even more proud when I got to know the other brilliant candidates and that my accomplishments were deemed to the same caliber as theirs.

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2 0 1 9 R E C I P I E N T S

ADAM RAMZYThe Jim Glionna CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD The University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine

ABDULLAH ISHAQUEThe University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

TINA GUOThe MD Financial Management Cumming School of Medicine University of Calgary CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

LAURA NEUBURGERThe MD Financial Management College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

HENRY LIThe MD Financial ManagementMax Rady College of Medicine, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

MIRANA WAUGHThe Jim Glionna CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD Northern Ontario School of Medicine

BOJANA RADANThe MD Financial Management, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Western University CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

JOEL VOTHThe Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster University CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

KARAN JOSHUA ABRAHAMThe MD Financial Management University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

SHAKIRA BRATHWAITE The MD Financial Management Faculty of Health Sciences, Queen’s University CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

CÉLINE SAYEDThe MD Financial Management University of Ottawa Faculty of MedicineCANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

LÉANNE RONCIÉREThe Dr. Robert and Sharon Francis CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD McGill University Faculty of Medicine

SAMUEL MAILHOT-LAROUCHEThe MD Financial Management Faculté de médecine de l’Université de MontréalCANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

MARIE-CHRISTINE MILOTThe MD Financial Management Faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé, Université de Sherbrooke CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

CHARLOTTE LEMIEUX-BOURQUEThe MD Financial ManagementFaculté de médecine de l’Université Laval CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

VIVIAN TANThe Dalhousie Medical Alumni Association CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARDDalhousie University Faculty of Medicine

MAGGIE O’DEAThe MD Financial Management Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University of Newfoundland CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME AWARD

Honouring Excellence

“Instructors were great, fun to talk to and very knowledgeable – this event made me consider a career in orthopedic surgery.”

Participant, University of Alberta

“ The amount of hands-on experiences that I received was amazing, I loved every minute of it. The day was educational, interesting and left me feeling confident about my post-secondary education. ”

Participant, Dalhousie University

“ The nurses at this workshop were extremely helpful and gave me a bunch of information that will be useful to me in the future. I am considering nursing in the future and being able to take part in this workshop was truly a blessing.”

Participant, University of Alberta, The Art & Science of Nursing in the 21st Century Workshop

Inspiring Generations

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In partnership with Canadian universities, hospitals and research centres, we inform and excite Canada’s youth about the wide variety of career options in medicine and the health care field. By connecting high school students to world-class clinicians in real life settings, we are helping to build our future health workforce.

Fifteen events took place across Canada in Kingston, London, Sudbury, Hamilton, Thunder Bay, Ottawa (sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Ottawa Medical Foundation), Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver, St. John’s, Halifax, Montreal and Quebec City.

99% would recommend Discovery Days to another student or teacher

93% felt the event exceeded or fully met their expectations

97% rated their interactive workshops valuable

98% felt the career panel was valuable

94%reported feeling equally or more certain about pursuing a career in health sciences than when they arrived

97%reported being equally or more knowledgeable about a career in the health sciences

2019 EVENTS

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Career Panel Sponsor:

I’m really grateful for this opportunity and it really helped me explore this field and guided my choices for my post-secondary education. All the people hosting the workshops were very knowledgeable and helpful and they really inspired me to pursue health sciences.

Participant, McGill University | The Neuro

Easily exceeded my expectation of today. Can’t wait to come to school every day and start a career in biology.

Participant, Western University

343 Interactive Workshops 746 Health professionals serving as keynote speakers,

workshop presenters and career panelists

157 Volunteers 2,433 Students 5% Indigenous 34% French 35% Rural

563 Schools 195 Teachers 15 Events

72%of all participants

told us what they thought

Inspiring Generations

DREAM BIG. WORK HARD. RESPECT OTHERS. HAVE FUN.

Students in grades seven and eight from St. Anne Catholic Elementary, Westminster Central, Éva Circé-Côté French Immersion and Summers’ Corners Public Schools spent a week in our Exhibit Hall in an interactive environment that touches on all aspects of school curriculum. They learned about the Laureates and Canada’s rich medical history, visited Banting House, conducted science experiments and heard from several community health presenters, all the while imagining and writing about their own health discovery.

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Inspiring Generations

M U S E U M S C H O O L A N D C L A S S T R I P S

I am so impressed at the key messages that the students took to heart, which were Museum School’s goal too, like to dream big, persevere, try everything, think outside the box, have fun and to respect and work together.

Teacher Comment

They really appreciated the knowledge they gained through experts in the fields presented and enjoyed the engaging presentations of each of the presenters. Several students walked away being more informed about conditions that people they know are living with. I am so grateful that my class was selected to participate in this week long opportunity. We made so many wonderful memories together.

Teacher Comment

Partner:

ENGAGED 37workshop facilitators, community educators and health sciences student volunteers from 12 organizations representing London’s art, heritage and health community

CONNECTED 134 students, teachers and volunteers to the inspirational achievement stories of the CMHF Laureates

INSPIRED 119students in grade 7 and 8 through a series of hands-on, experiential learning activities and curriculum-based interactive experiences

We welcomed a local homeschool class and students from the Boys and Girls Club of London for full day field trips.

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Working Together ...T O I N S P I R E G R E AT N E S S

CMHF Laureates and Medical Student Award Recipients contribute in a variety of ways to strengthen the impact of our programs. Their continued engagement helps connect generations, inspire greatness and motivate others to pursue careers in the health sciences.

Ronald Worton, PhD 2014 CMHF Laureate

(Chair, LNSAC)

Board of Directors/Laureate

Nomination and Selection Advisory

Committee (LNSAC)

Alan Bernstein, PhD 2015 CMHF Laureate

(Interim Chair)

Vladimir Hachinski, MD 2018 CMHF Laureate

Judith Hall, MD 2015 CMHF Laureate

Jacalyn Duffin, MD PhD 2019 CMHF Laureate

Michael Bartellas, MD 2017 CMHF Award

Recipient, MUN

Xiya Ma 2016 CMHF Award

Recipient, UMontréal

Ceremony Volunteers (Montreal)

Xiya Ma 2016 CMHF Award Recipient UMontréal (Inductee usher)

Tianwei Ellen Zhou 2017 CMHF Award Recipient

McGill (Inductee usher)

Special Guests & Opening Speakers

Jean Gray, MD 2020 Inductee, Dalhousie

T.J. Jock Murray, MD 2014 CMHF Laureate, Dalhousie

Cheryl Rockman-Greenberg, MDCM 2018 CMHF Laureate, UManitoba

Allan Ronald, MD 2011 CMHF Laureate, UManitoba

D. Lorne Tyrrell, MD PhD 2011 CMHF Laureate, UAlberta

Keynote Speakers

B. Brett Finlay, PhD 2018 CMHF Laureate

Miranda Waugh, 2019 CMHF Award Recipient, NOSM

Mathieu Allard 2018 CMHF Award Recipient, ULaval

Discovery Days

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Michael Bartellas, MD 2017 CMHF Award

Recipient, MUN

Travis Pickett 2018 CMHF Award

Recipient, MUN

Dorothy Yu, MD 2016 CMHF Award Recipient

UManitoba

Career Panel

Duncan G. Sinclair, DVM, PhD 2015 CMHF Laureate, Queen’s

(Moderator)

D. Lorne Tyrrell, MD PhD 2011 CMHF Laureate, UAlberta

(Moderator)

Zachary Ferraro, MD 2017 CMHF Award Recipient,

UOttawa (Panelist)

Special recognition to our national organizational partners: Canadian Medical Association, MD Financial Management, Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada, The College of Family Physicians of Canada

Alberta Medical Association

Alberta Medical Foundation

The Azrieli Foundation

Blaine Alexander

Deborah Ash

Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada

BC Cancer Foundation

BC Cancer Research Centre

BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute

Anne Beale in memory of Dr. Frederick Montizambert

Michel G. Bergeron, MD

Biogen Canada Inc.

Antoinette Blackman

Douglas Bocking, MD

Dax Bourcier

Boys and Girls Club of London

Burroughs Wellcome Fund

Canada Life

Canadian Centre for Health & Safety in Agriculture

Canadian Institutes of Health Research

Canadian Medical Association

Cedars Cancer Foundation

CIUSSS de l’Estrie-CHUS Université de Sherbrooke

Collège des médecins du Québec

College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan

The College of Family Physicians of Canada

Ruth Collins-Nakai, MD

Cummings School of Medicine University of Calgary

Tom Dalby

Dalhousie Medical Alumni Association

Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation

Dalhousie University Faculty of Medicine

Noreen De Shane

Marc-Olivier Deguise

Anika Dhalla

Romel Dhalla

Sonny Dhalla, MD

Vikram Dhalla

John Dirks, MD

James A. Dosman, MD

Doctors Manitoba

Joanne Douglas, MD

Susan Eade

Hugh W. Edgar, MD

Faculté de médecine de l’Université Laval

Faculté de médecine de l’Université de Montréal

Faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé Université de Sherbrooke

Faculty of Health Sciences Queen’s University

Faculty of Medicine, Memorial

University of Newfoundland

Ann and Bill Fleming

Fonds de recherche du Québec - Santé (FRQS)

Paul Fortin, MD

Lissa Foster

Génome Québec

Jim Glionna

Gouvernement de Québec, Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux

Government of Canada (Canada Summer Jobs)

Judith Hall, MD

Hamilton Health Sciences

Richard Haskayne

Réjean Hébert, MD

Carol Herbert, MD in honour of 2019 Inductees

Kevin Higgins

Joel Hilchey

Wayne Hindmarsh, PhD

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Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.

Albert Einstein

Thank You for Your Support

K. Jennifer Ingram, MD

Innovative Medicines Canada

Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences

Amy Jones

Hon. Wilbert Keon, MD

Col. Jim G. Kile

Kiwanis Club of Ottawa

Mercedes Kuroski de Bold, PhD

Bernard Langer, MD

Lionel Lavoie, MD

Lerners LLP

London Community Foundation

London Heritage Council and the City of London

The Lung Association, Saskatchewan in honour of Dr. James A. Dosman

M Bacal Group

Ian MacDonald, MD

Manitoba Healthcare Providers Network

Manna Bakery Limited

Ann Matheson

May Cohen, MD

McGill University Faculty of Medicine

Department of Medicine

Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences

Department of Psychiatry

Department of Social Studies of Medicine

McGill University Faculty of Science in memory of Dr. Bernard Belleau

McGill University Health Centre

McGill University Health Centre Foundation

Roderick McInnes, MD PhD

McMaster University Faculty of Health Sciences

Janice McNorgan

Medicago Inc.

Medtronic Canada

Caroline Mentha

Merck Canada Inc.

Ministre de l’Économie et de l’Innovation - Gouvernement du Québec

Monit

Olivia Monton

Montreal Children’s Hospital Foundation

Montreal General Hospital Foundation

Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital

David S. Mulder, MD

The Muttart Foundation

Northern Ontario School of Medicine

Marisa O’Brien

OJTBF - Not For Profit Group Benefits

Ram Panda

Pembroke Management Ltd. in honour of Dr. Phil Gold

Todd Pickett

Population Health Research Institute

Power Corporation of Canada

Dorothy Pringle, PhD

Rémi Quirion, PhD

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences University of Manitoba

Rick Rausch

Redbourne Realty Management III Inc.

Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC)

Roche Diagnostics Canada

Cheryl Rockman-Greenberg, MD

Allan Ronald, MD

Linda Rorabeck & Cecil Rorabeck, MD

Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada

Santé en français

Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry

Scotiabank

Denise Seguin

Heather Sercombe

F. Estelle Simons, MD & Keith J. Simons, PhD

Sir Mortimer B. Davis Jewish General Hospital Foundation

St. Boniface Hospital Albrechtsen Research Centre

Stem Cell Network

STEMCELL Technologies

Charles Tator, MD PhD

Bryce Taylor, MD in memory of Dianne Foster

James E. Till, PhD

Tourism London

Steve Tracy Gallery

Matthew Trovato

D. Lorne Tyrrell, MD PhD

University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry

The University of British Columbia Faculty of Medicine

University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine

University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine

Jeff Van Hoeve

François Vary

Bernard Wolfe, MD

Eric Zhao

3 anonymous donors

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It’s not how much we give, but how much love

we put into giving.

Mother Teresa

We make a living by what we get, but we make a life

by what we give.

OFFICERS

William Orovan, MD, Hamilton, ON (Chair)

Derek Bodkin, CPA, London, ON (Secretary-Treasurer)

Joanne Douglas, MD, Vancouver, BC (Member at Large)

Paul Fortin, MD, Quebec, QC (Member at Large)

Bryce Taylor, MD, Toronto, ON (Past Chair)

Lissa Foster, Executive Director (Ex-Officio)

DIRECTORS

Cynthia Forbes, MD, Halifax, NS (CMA Liaison)

Betty Jean (BJ) Hancock, MD, Winnipeg, MB (Royal College Liaison)

Sioban Nelson, RN PhD, Toronto, ON

Graham Porter, LLB, London, ON

Guy Rouleau, MD PhD, Montréal, QC

Hugh Scully, MD, Toronto, ON (CMA Liaison)

Preston Smith, MD, Saskatoon, SK (CFPC Liaison)

David Wiercigroch, MD Candidate 2021, Toronto, ON (CFMS Liaison)

Ronald Worton, PhD, Oakville, ON, 2014 CMHF Laureate

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LAUREATE SELECTION COMMITTEE at arms length from the board

Alan Bernstein, PhD, 2015 CMHF Laureate Toronto, ON (Chair)

Ruth Collins-Nakai, MD, Edmonton, AB

Vladimir Hachinski, MD, 2018 CMHF Laureate London, ON

Judith Hall, MD, 2015 CMHF Laureate, Vancouver, BC

Joy Johnson, PhD, Burnaby, BC

France Légaré, MD, Quebec City, QC

Philip Marsden, MD, Toronto, ON

Anne Martin-Matthews, PhD, Vancouver, BC

Roderick Mcinnes, MD, Mont-Royal, QC

Brian Postl, MD, Winnipeg, MB

John Steeves, MD, Rothesay, NB

Ronald Worton, PhD, 2014 CMHF Laureate, Oakville, ON (Board Liason)

FINANCE COMMITTEE

Derek Bodkin (Chair)

Joanna Fuller

Francesca Liberatore

Eric Mallory

Ian Whiteside

FUND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

Bryce Taylor, MD (Chair)

Tom Dalby

Frank Naus, DBA

T.J. (Jock) Murray, MD, 2014 CMHF Laureate

William Orovan, MD

CMHF STAFF

Lissa Foster (Executive Director)

Debbie Ash (Finance and Administration Officer)

Martha Gonzalez (Community Engagement Coordinator)

Trish Grover (Program Coordinator)

Janice McNorgan (Information Systems and Program Coordinator)

Nani Moleko (Program Coordinator)

Heather Sercombe (Director of Development)

Honouring Excellence. Preserving History. Inspiring Generations.

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