Guylaine Archambault has been CEO of the Musée de la santé Armand-Frappier since 2005. She holds a Bachelor of Science from McGill University and an MBA from HEC Montréal. Guylaine is a leader recognized for her work ethic, professionalism, caring, creative vision and understanding of sound governance and the museum and scientific culture ecosystems. She stands out for her ability to mobilize a team and her strong communication and problem-solving skills. She is the recient of the Leadership féminin – public, parapublic et organisme à but non lucratif from the Chambre de commerce et de l’industrie de Laval in 2017 and Personnalité de la semaine from La Presse in 2019.

Jennifer joined Discovery Centre in Halifax Nova Scotia as Director, Marketing & Sales in 2016 before the launch of their new facility on the Halifax waterfront. She found herself immediately at home in the science centre community and was thrilled to welcome CASC members to Halifax for the 2019 CASC Conference. Advancing to the Chief Operating Officer role in 2023, Jennifer is responsible for the diverse business functions and revenue drivers of the organization ensuring efficient operations to its maximum potential. A 25-year veteran in Marketing and Communications with a degree in Public Relations from Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax, Jennifer has extensive experience in branding, marketing, media planning, and event management. Her various roles in marketing agencies and as Director of Marketing for a local private career college developed her strategic thinking and project management skills. Most recently, Jennifer led both the marketing and then sales departments at The Chronicle Herald, Nova Scotia’s provincial media network. A competitive curler, dedicated volunteer, and mother of two, Jennifer is often accompanied by a jammed packed schedule, priority list and work back plan for any occasion.

Alicia Farrow is the Vice President, External Relations at the Ontario Science Centre, where she leads efforts to enhance the organization’s brand and public profile, nurture and develop strong partnerships, and generate philanthropic and sponsorship revenues. She is also responsible for the visitor journey and customer care. Prior to joining the Ontario Science Centre in 2018, Alicia held several leadership positions within the Ontario Government. She served as Director, Operations in Cabinet Office Communications and Intergovernmental Affairs and held senior advisory roles in Tourism and Sport, Revenue, and Community Safety and Correctional Services. Alicia holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Carleton University in Canadian Studies, with a minor in Indigenous Studies, as well as a Certificate of Photography from George Brown College. Born and raised in northern Ontario, Alicia is a passionate photographer, a volunteer at her local community food bank, and a proud mother of two.

Jordan also serves on the Heritage Kitchener Municipal Advisory Committee and is a Director on the board of the Woolwich Thrashers Sledge Hockey Organization. In addition to teaching at Nipissing University and Conestoga College he has sat on many Ontario museum boards and committees, worked in economic development and not for profit management in West Nipissing, helped lead historic programs at Black Creek Pioneer Village, and worked in numerous academic research roles. He lives in Kitchener with his wife.

Sandy Baumgartner is CEO of the Saskatchewan Science Centre and has a passion for science learning. She joined the Saskatchewan Science Centre in November of 2008 and served on the CASC Board of Directors from 2009 to 2015. She rejoined the Board in 2019 and is currently leading the COVID-19 Recovery Working Group. Prior to joining the SSC Sandy spent 18 years as the Executive Director of Programs and Communications with the Canadian Wildlife Federation in Ottawa. During that time she led the development and implementation of a variety of education and awareness programs for the public and schools, including the revitalization of the popular Hinterland Who’s Who public service announcements. Sandy was involved in a variety of public policy discussions and committees including a task force appointed by the federal Minister of Environment on the development of the Species at Risk Act. Sandy is a graduate of the University of Regina, Faculty of Administration and spent two years with the provincial government as a ministerial assistant to the Minister of Parks, Recreation and Culture prior to joining the Canadian Wildlife Federation.

As founder of Flying Fish, Jay is the entrepreneurial force that transformed a small consulting firm into a globally recognized, international resource for museums and science centers worldwide. Jay has revolutionized the touring exhibition industry by creating new commercial models that drive sustainable growth. He has worked and consulted on exhibitions in over 100 cities across five continents since 2013 and is a world leader in touring exhibition management. He has transformed how exhibitions are developed, presented, and executed, establishing himself as a trusted industry colleague. Jay has grown his company’s global presence by collaborating with museums and supporting their missions by producing and touring exhibitions. Jay and his team continually establish successful partnerships while managing and delivering a robust project portfolio.