Brenda Aynsley is United Way British Columbia’s new Vice President of Resource Development. She starts on August 24th. Brenda joins United Way British Columbia after having been the Executive Director of Thompson Nicola Cariboo United Way for the past 11 years. In that role, she built strong partnerships with community, government, media and donors positioning United Way Thompson Nicola Cariboo as a community impact organization. Prior to working for United Way, Brenda was an area manager for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of BC and Yukon. Brenda also has on the ground social service experience: she was a program director at Kamloops Youth Resources, and more locally, a supervisor and front-line worker at Maples Adolescent Treatment Centre in Burnaby. Brenda has been honoured for her community work. She is a recipient of a Queens Diamond Jubilee Medal for community service and a recipient of a City of Kamloops Pioneer Spirit Award. She is a current nominee for a RBC Women of Influence award. Welcome Brenda!
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