Leslie White

Breast cancer has touched many within Leslie’s circle of friends and family, and with two young daughters, she is dedicated to educating young girls about the lifestyle choices connected with cancer prevention.

Leslie is a marketing, communications and product executive with more than 15 years’ experience in the financial services industry. Along with a history of fostering enthusiastic and committed teams, she has a proven track record of developing and implementing strategic and tactical marketing plans, communications initiatives and special-event marketing in the realm of wealth management.

Leslie holds a BA in economics from Queen’s University and an MBA from The University of Western Ontario. Her focus on the board of The Pink Tulip Foundation will be on marketing, special events and fundraising.

Susan MacDonald

Susan earned a nursing degree from Queen’s University and a Master’s degree in Health Administration from the University of Toronto.
She has held leadership positions in hospitals, and in the Ontario Ministry of Health since starting her a career in 1983 as an intensive care nurse at University Health Network.
Susan is a certified member of the Canadian College of Health Service Executives, has operated her own management consulting practice for 10 years, and recently joined Agnew Peckham Health Care Consultants.
She has led the development of new initiatives for Ontario’s leading healthcare organizations including, Cancer Care Ontario (formerly the Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation), the Cardiac Care Network of Ontario, the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation, and the Specialized Paediatric Coordinating Council.

Lesley Morison

Lesley earned a commerce degree from Queen’s University and is a Chartered Accountant.
She worked for a large Canadian bank managing a portfolio of multinational corporations.
She now shares her financial expertise as an active volunteer at her children’s schools.
She served a three-year term as treasurer of a public school parent association, and is currently treasurer for two private-school events.
Lesley is responsible for all financial aspects of The Pink Tulip Foundation.

Diane Karnay

Diane lost her father to cancer and her brother to leukemia, and she has watched more than a few friends battle breast cancer. She believes that lifestyle choices play a role in cancer, and is excited about developing and supporting programs to educate girls about breast cancer prevention through The Pink Tulip Foundation.
Diane has a BA in English from St. Michael’s University at the University of Toronto, and a law degree from the University of Windsor. She started her law practice at a downtown Toronto firm, then moved to a position as in-house legal counsel for a large retail organization, and is now a sole practitioner specializing in the information technology field. Married with two children, at whose schools she is a dedicated volunteer, Diane brings her legal know-how and dedication to healthy living to The Pink Tulip Foundation.

Suzanne Schwenger

Suzanne is the Chair of the Pink Tulip Foundation Advisory Committee, and has worked in health promotion for 20 years.
She is bi-lingual, speaking both French and English, and holds two Master’s degrees; one in social work and one in education.
Suzanne currently works at Health Nexus Santé as a Health Promotion Consultant.