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“New Chair and Directors Elected to Hockey Canada Board”
Hockey Canada has undergone a change in leadership with the appointment of Jonathan Goldbloom as the new chair of the board, replacing Hugh L. Fraser. In addition to Goldbloom, several new directors have been elected to the board, bringing a fresh perspective to the organization.
New Additions to the Board
Joining Goldbloom on the board are Gillian Apps, Amanda Fowler, Corey Hirsch, Kristi Miller, Krista Outhwaite, and Geoffrey Wong as the newest directors. This diverse group of individuals brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table, ensuring that Hockey Canada remains at the forefront of the sport.
Continued Leadership
In addition to the new directors, Grant Borbridge, Goldbloom, and Marian Jacko were re-elected to the board after serving on the organization’s transition board of directors. Their continued leadership will provide stability and continuity as Hockey Canada moves forward.
Transition and Change
Fraser, who had been part of the transition board since December 2022, announced that he would not be seeking re-election. His decision was driven by a desire to pursue other projects related to safe sport. During his tenure, Fraser oversaw a series of changes to the organization, setting the stage for future growth and success.
The Future of Hockey Canada
As a resident of Montreal, Goldbloom has been actively involved in the development of the sport and has played a key role in the recent president and chief executive officer search committee. His vision and leadership will undoubtedly shape the future of Hockey Canada.
In conclusion, the new board of directors brings a fresh perspective and renewed energy to Hockey Canada. With a blend of new and experienced members, the organization is well-positioned for continued success in the years to come. The changes in leadership reflect a commitment to embracing diversity and innovation, ensuring that Hockey Canada remains a leader in the world of hockey.”
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