Meet Our Team

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Andrew is an accomplished and visionary executive with more than 30 years of healthcare leadership experience, having held various executive positions across Canada. Most recently, he was the CEO of the Health Quality Council of Alberta and formerly the Vice President, Community Integration, and Chief Operating Officer for Interior Health in British Columbia. He is a Certified Health Executive and holds a Bachelor of Health Services Administration, a Master of Business Administration, and a Master of Arts in Leadership & Training from Royal Roads University. Andrew is thrilled to have joined the CAUDS team and believes, without question, that effective management of AUD is a game changer not only for the health system but society as well.

QUALITY METHODS DIRECTOR / BOARD CHAIR

Previously our Board Vice Chair, Bruce has been involved in the improvement of business performance for most of his career. He spent fifteen years with TELUS Corporation in a variety of management roles including Corporate Secretary, Director of Communications and Director of Quality. He co-founded Improvement Associates in 2000 and has worked primarily on the improvement of healthcare. He is a former board member of the Alberta Health Quality Council (HQCA) and a faculty member with Health Quality BC (HQBC). He is a graduate of Trent University, the Banff School of Advanced Management and holds an MBA from IMD in Lausanne, Switzerland.

CLINICAL DIRECTOR / PAST BOARD CHAIR

Lori’s career in healthcare, from frontline nursing to high-level leadership positions, has spanned four decades and five provinces. Her leadership roles include serving as the Interior Health Executive Director, Hospitals and Communities Integrated Services for the South Okanagan and North Okanagan, and as the Executive Director, Clinical Operations for Kootenay Boundary and South Okanagan. Holding a nursing diploma, an MBA and a Fellowship in Healthcare Improvement, Lori’s portfolio includes a diverse range of clinical services and collaborative system transformation initiatives. Throughout her career, she has seen families, staff and friends struggle with AUD, and is inspired by new treatments that will augment care, provide hope of recovery, and have far reaching impacts for individuals, families, communities and healthcare itself.

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

Cathy joined the CAUDS team in January of 2025, with a strong background of supporting charities in their missions throughout the province.  Holding a bachelor’s degree in English from Simon Fraser University and a Diploma in Marketing from the British Columbia Institute of Technology, Cathy found her place in the non-profit sector with a deep-seated passion for bringing donors and charities together to foster impactful change aligned with shared values. For over 30 years Cathy has championed the success of numerous charities, from start-up to capital campaigns, including AutismBC, MS Society of Canada, Reach Society, and BC and Alberta Guide Dogs. She looks forward with excitement and optimism to being part of CAUDS growth, and cultivating partnerships that fuel their vital, groundbreaking work. 

BUSINESS COORDINATOR & BOARD LIAISON

Carolyn provides management and excellent organizational skills to the Society as part of the Executive Team. Carolyn retired in 2021 from a career that included executive support at the UBC Faculty of Medicine, BC Children’s Hospital and at Interior Health. She holds an Associate of Arts Degree from Kwantlen Polytechnic University. In a previous role working with Lori Motluk, Carolyn witnessed the exciting early development of CAUDS, and is very happy to be part of this team.

COMMUNICATIONS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Jan attended the Monk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in International Relations. A love for food, culture, and travel encouraged him to then pursue a master’s degree in gastronomy from the University of Adelaide. That passion for exploring the cultural significance of food and drink led to a varied career in the alcohol industry. While he continues to have an appreciation for the social and historic context of these products, a growing sense of responsibility and a desire to make a positive impact on his community motivated Jan to join CAUDS in 2024. He now channels his industry experience into initiatives that promote healthier lifestyles, contribute to community well-being, and address the often-overlooked consequences of alcohol consumption.