Celebrating Change at Tamarack

Posted on February 3, 2017
By Kristine Culp

Tamarack President Paul Born is taking an administrative leave in 2017, temporarily stepping back from the role of President while he Tamarack Logoputs his heart into what he loves best – teaching, coaching, and connecting with our partners.  Liz Weaver has stepped in as Tamarack’s Acting President until September, when Paul will resume his full administrative role.

“I am turning 55 in 2017,” Paul explains, “and I have a desire to mark this milestone by clearing some quiet space in my schedule to reflect, write, teach, and celebrate.” He is looking forward to teaching at Community Engagement: The Next Generation in Vancouver from March 7-9 (register here).

Meanwhile, Tamarack is pleased to welcome Jane Humphries as Director of Learning Services. Jane brings a tremendous amount of experience to enrich the knowledge and experience of the Tamarack team while also helping to make the temporary shift in roles a seamless process. You can learn more about Jane here.  Or, feel free to reach out to her via her email: jane@tamarackcommunity.ca or her direct phone line at 226.220.4056. 

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Kristine Culp

By Kristine Culp

Kristine is delighted to bring her writing, communications, and fundraising skills to support Tamarack’s mission. She joined Tamarack in April 2016 as Associate Director of Strategic Engagement, helping to support fund development, strategic communications, and outcomes achievement. From 2005-2016, she worked for a marketing firm specializing in non-profit fundraising, and before that, in various writing and communications positions. She has a Master’s in Journalism from the University of Western Ontario and a BA in French from the University of Waterloo. Kristine volunteers for a social enterprise that supports the work of Mennonite Central Committee and for a neighbourhood group that is sponsoring Syrian newcomers. She and her husband Bruce live in Kitchener, Ontario, and have two sons, Matthew and Graham.

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