Vice Chair - Angus Browne

Coach:

• Prov. B Licence Coach
• BCSA Goalkeeper Diploma Instructor and Prov Team Program Evaluator
• North Shore Soccer Development Association Goalkeeping Program Developer/Co-ordinator
• North Shore Soccer Development Association Goalkeeper Coach
• North Shore Premier Player Program, Goalkeeper Coach
• U-14/15 North Shore Metro Assistant Coach Prov Cup Winners
• U12 –U-15 Lions Gate Gold/ Metro Head Coach. Gold League and Cup winners

Player:

• Vancouver Metro Premier League / Okanagan League / Cup winners (18 years)
• Fife School-boy Goalkeeper and outfield player

LGSA rep - Andrea Agnoloni

LVSA rep - Byron Woods

MSSA rep - Dave Seaward

NSGSC rep - Dave Madill

NSGSC rep - Al Campbell

Member at large - Sue Paish

As the CEO of Pharmasave Drugs (National) Ltd., Sue provides strategic and tactical programs, guidance and support to over 390 independent drug stores and pharmacies in the functional areas of marketing, merchandising, finance, human resources, information technology and pharmacy innovation. As Pharmasave encounters more onerous competition and government legislation, Sue is responsible for implementing strategies to protect the brand and support the market position and profitability of the stores across Canada.

A superior leader with a sense of vision and passion, Sue has a proven track record of success. As six year Managing Partner of the Vancouver based law firm, Fasken Martineau Dumoulin, Sue spearheaded the expansion of the firm from one office in Vancouver to international status with nine offices on three continents.

Sue has been recognized for her leadership and accomplishments in the business and legal community being named in 2005 to the list of "Canada’s Most Powerful Women - Top 100". In 2004 Sue was awarded one of the Vancouver Most Influential Women in Business awards and in 2003 she was named as one of Canada’s Top 25 Women Lawyers. She lectures to and has written extensively for various business and legal organizations.

Sue and her husband, Brad Gunderson, live in North Vancouver with their three daughters: Diana (18), Kyla (17), and Nadia (14).

• Director, Board of Directors, ICBC, Chair, Human Resources Committee of the Board
• Director, Board of Directors, Pharmasave
• Vice Chair, Vancouver Board of Trade
• Vice Chair, British Columbia Institute of Technology Foundation
• Director, Women’s Hospital Foundation
• Member, Business in Vancouver Advisory Board
• Director, North Shore Soccer Development Centre

• Co-Author (Paish/Kwok), Undue Hardship: How Much Accommodation is Enough?, The Canadian Institute Duty to Accommodate (May 12-13, 2005)
• Co-Author (Paish/Ford), Investigating Sexual Harassment and Romance in the Workplace, Privacy Laws & Effective Workplace Investigations, inSight Conference (April 23-24, 2003)
• Co-author (Paish/Alibhai), Act, Don’t React: Dealing with Sexual Harassment in your Organization, Canada Law Book (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998)
• Contributing Author, Wrongful Dismissal, Annual Review of Law & Practice, the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia (1991-1993)
• Termination of Employment and Employee Benefits: A Practical Review of Legal Issues, CPC, Pacific Region (1992)
• Impact of the Charter and Human Rights Legislation on Employee Benefits, Canadian Pensions & Benefits Conference (1993)
• Human Rights Law: Basic Principles and Some New Developments, Canadian Pensions & Benefits Conference (1993)
• Human Rights in the Workplace: Getting it Right - Beyond Theory to Practical Action!, Insight Educational Services (1994)
• Meeting your Duty to Accommodate: A Legal and Practical Review, Human Resources Management Association (1994)
• A Practical Look at Human Rights and the Duty to Accommodate, The Canadian Association of Rehabilitation Professionals (1997)

• Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women (2005)
• Influential Women in Business Award (2004)
• Canada’s Top 25 Women Lawyers (2003)
• Queen’s Counsel (2000)