Devon Jones has been a member of the Prince Edward County community for over 10 years, moving here permanently 2 years ago. She is an experienced legal counsel, corporate secretary and executive management team member, and was most recently chief legal counsel and secretary of a publicly traded Canadian Real Estate Investment Trust. With some 30 years involvement in the commercial real estate sector, she has provided guidance and direction to the Board of Trustees, and the senior executive team, including the corporate functions of investment, finance, human resources, IT, portfolio management, development, governance planning and risk mitigation and compliance. She is a member of the Canadian Bar Association and the Canadian Corporate Counsel Association. Devon is a member of the Investment Review Committee.

Sandra became a member of the Board in May of 2014. She was born and raised on a dairy farm in Prince Edward County. After completing university, she moved with her husband to New Brunswick, where she worked for 30 years as a teacher, remedial reading specialist, diagnostician, disability specialist and university professor. During that time, Sandra was also heavily involved in professional organizations and non-profit/advocacy organizations. Sandra has received several provincial, national and international awards for her professional and volunteer work including the University of New Brunswick President’s Medal. Sandra retired and moved back to the County in 2005 and was elected as a municipal councillor in 2006 for a four year term. Sandra continues to be very active in the community, serving as the President of the PEC Chamber of Tourism & Commerce, the Board of Glenwood Cemetery Co., the Accessibility Advisory Committee (a Municipal Committee), the Mountain View Branch Women’s Institute, and the Friends of Ameliasburgh Historical Village and Museum. She also serves as Treasurer for Prince Edward Historical Society and the Prince Edward Stewardship Council, and is a member of the Rotary Club of Picton.

Scott joined the Board in early summer of 2017.  Scott was born and raised in Prince Edward County.  After graduating from Prince Edward Collegiate Institute, he received an Honours Degree in Administrative Studies from Trent University in 1993, and immediately started his professional career with Investors Group Financial Services.  Scott is a Certified Financial Planner and a Registered Retirement consultant.  He currently manages over $50 million in Investment Assets for over 250 families and businesses in the greater Quinte Area.  Scott and his wife Wendy reside in Bloomfield and are the proud parents of three very active boys.  Scott has always been involved in his community.  He has served as Past President of the Rotary Club of Picton, where he has been a member for over 15 years.  He is also a Past President and current Board Member for the Prince Edward County Minor Hockey Association, and continues to coach numerous local youth sports teams.  Scott is a proud alumnus of the Wellington Dukes, and officiated both Junior and University Hockey for 20 years with the Ontario Hockey Association.

Paul McAuley is Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of 3SO, a provider of shared services for healthcare in Southeastern Ontario. Paul took on his current role following more than two decades of progressively responsible leadership experience. This included playing a lead role in the development and execution of strategic plans for Quinte Health Care, and implementing a formal improvement approach based on the Toyota Management system and adopting the LEADS Leadership Development framework. Previously, Paul was involved in eHealth, serving as the Regional Chief Information Officer for the South East Local Health Integration Network and the Health Care Network of Southeastern Ontario and Director of Information Management at the former Kingston General Hospital. He has Bachelor and Master’s Degrees in Applied Science from the University of Waterloo as well as a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from McMaster University. He also completed the Advanced Health Leadership Program at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.

Steven McNair is a retired  Executive Vice President with CIBC Wealth Management.  Prior to CIBC, He had a 16 year career with The Hudson Bay Company where he was the General Manager for GTA and Southwestern Ontario. Following his retirement from CIBC , He joined The Arthritis Society as CEO for 4 years to assist in its efforts to return to stability. He has a BComm degree from The University of Manitoba as well as being a graduate of The Advanced Management Program at The Harvard business school. He is a graduate of the ICD.D program from The Institute of Corporate Directors. Steven is a member of the Investment Review Committee.

Glen has worked with communities to re-invent themselves through new economic development programs or by telling their story more effectively for over 30 years. He has worked with governments and community organizations to redevelop their communities; develop the physical, cultural, and branding assets that sets them apart from their competition; set up innovation and entrepreneurial programs; and help communities design and implement their economic development work. After directing a department at the University of British Columbia’s business school, Glen took that experience to Ottawa to become a member of the national design team of the Main Street Canada downtown revitalization program. This program has been implemented in whole or in part in over 300 communities across the country and has formed the basis of several provincial programs that came after. In 1992, Glen founded the St. Clements Group Inc. which focused primarily on the needs of small to medium and rural communities. Glen has worked in several hundred communities and with over 500 organizations in all parts of the country – including Lennox & Addington – to develop economic and community development strategies, programs, and operations.