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The Heather Wright MANAGING DIRECTOR, OPERATIONS Georgette McCulloch provides sponsors with year- Community Champions Program ART “...we are thrilled to be ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE collaboratively promoting round recognition for their allows the City to build on its long ACTING ART DIRECTOR Lisa Ormsby contribution to improving history of providing residents with an Robynne Sangiuliano CardelRec Complex with REGIONAL ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Suzanne Strong the lives of Ottawa residents abundance of programs delivered in ASSOCIATE ART DIRECTORS the City and encouraging a Sheila Britton, Michelle Losier BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Kelly Craig where they live, work and play. outstanding facilities.” - Mayor Jim healthy, happy and fruitful DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY ACCOUNTING Tyler Annette Watson Jason Hartog ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Cindie
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