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The Learning Guides
LLEAD has been honoured to have incredible high-performing, experienced leaders voluntarily contribute their time, talents and expertise. They are all truly servant leaders, demonstrating vulnerability, compassion, vision, courage, strength, and a passion for learning - and unlearning. We are grateful beyond words.
Previous Learning Guides
Chief Librarian,
Surrey Libraries
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Gwen Bird,
University Librarian & Dean of Libraries,
Simon Fraser University
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Executive Director,
Public Library InterLINK BC
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Patricia Chong
Manager, Policy & Planning,
Vancouver Public Library
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Visiting Program Officer (Leadership Development Initiatives)
Former Dean of Libraries
Memorial University
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Christina de Castell
Chief Executive Officer,
Vancouver Public Library
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Associate Chief Librarian.
University of British Columbia -
Okanagan
Chief Executive Officer,
Fraser Valley Regional Library
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Moe Hosseini-Ara
Director, Branch Operations & Customer Experience,
Toronto Public Library
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Chief Librarian,
North Vancouver City Public Library
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Certified Executive Coach,
Organizational Development Librarian,
University of Manitoba
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Director, Health Sciences Library
McMaster University
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Chief Executive Officer
Edmonton Public Library
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Mary Ann Mavrinac,
Vice Provost and Neilly Emeritus Dean,
University of Rochester Libraries
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Manager, Community Development
Burnaby Public Library
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Ken Roberts,
Former CEO
Hamilton Public Library
University Librarian,
Brock University
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Director, Learning Resources & Records Management, Privacy Officer,
Douglas College
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Chief Executive Officer,
Greater Victoria Public Library
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Former Chief Librarian,
New Westminster Public Library
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Chief Administrative Officer,
Pemberton, BC
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Leslie Weir
Librarian and Archivist of Canada
LLEAD6 Guides will be announced soon
LLEAD is directly responsible for helping me achieve a place at the Leadership table that I had until then found every excuse to avoid! Throughout the year there wasn’t a topic, presenter or speaker that didn’t elevate my understanding of key concepts and principles needed to be effective in my role as a manager. The net result was that I not only benefited from an engaged and resourceful network of colleagues and mentors, but it paved the way for me to move into a managerial position that I had never felt confident enough to pursue, previously. - LLEAD 2016 Grad
Paul Burry
Library Director,
Prince George Public Library