Conestoga College Executive and Leadership Team

Fiona Tetlow, the Interim Chief Financial Officer at Conestoga College, manages the institution's financial health and strategic resource allocation. Tetlow oversees all financial planning, budgeting, and reporting activities, ensuring fiscal responsibility and sustainability. This critical role involves managing investments, optimizing expenditures, and maintaining compliance with financial regulations to support Conestoga's extensive educational programs and applied research initiatives. By providing sound financial oversight, Fiona Tetlow directly contributes to the college's capacity to deliver high-quality, career-focused education and drive economic prosperity across Ontario. The Interim Chief Financial Officer's strategic guidance ensures that financial resources are effectively deployed to meet the evolving demands of the knowledge economy and support institutional growth.

Norma Ewing, the Interim President at Conestoga College, provides strategic direction and executive leadership for the institution. Ewing guides the college's overall mission, focusing on polytechnic education and preparing students for the knowledge economy. This leadership position involves overseeing academic and administrative operations, fostering partnerships, and ensuring the college's responsiveness to regional economic needs. By championing innovation and student success, Norma Ewing directly supports Conestoga's commitment to economic prosperity throughout Ontario. The Interim President's oversight ensures the effective implementation of strategic initiatives and the continuous enhancement of educational programs and applied research.

Aimee Calma, the President at Conestoga College, spearheads the institution's strategic vision and operational execution. Calma drives Conestoga's role as a leader in polytechnic education, focusing on delivering career-focused programs that prepare students for the demands of the knowledge economy. This executive position involves fostering a culture of innovation, expanding applied research capabilities, and strengthening community and industry partnerships across Ontario. By championing student success and economic development, Aimee Calma directly advances the college's mission to promote prosperity throughout the region and the province. The President's leadership ensures Conestoga remains at the forefront of educational excellence and workforce development.

Vikki Poirier, the President, Local Union Support Staff at Conestoga College, advocates for the interests and professional development of support staff members. Poirier leads initiatives aimed at enhancing the working environment and ensuring fair representation for unionized employees within the college's operational framework. This role involves direct engagement with college administration to address staff concerns, negotiate collective agreements, and promote collaborative relationships. By championing the well-being and rights of support staff, Vikki Poirier contributes to a stable and productive institutional environment, indirectly supporting Conestoga's broader mission of delivering quality education and fostering regional economic prosperity. The President, Local Union Support Staff ensures that the contributions of support personnel are recognized and valued.

Taylor Oettinger, the President's Ambassador at Conestoga College, supports the President's strategic objectives and institutional outreach efforts. Oettinger facilitates key engagements and represents the college in various capacities, fostering relationships with stakeholders to advance Conestoga's mission. This role involves coordinating special projects, enhancing communication channels, and promoting the college's commitment to polytechnic education and economic prosperity across Ontario. By acting as a liaison and advocate, Taylor Oettinger directly contributes to strengthening the college's community presence and its impact on the knowledge economy. The President's Ambassador plays a vital part in executing the President's vision for student success and regional development.

Fred Woodhall, the Chief Information Officer at Conestoga College, directs the institution's technology strategy and digital infrastructure. Overseeing all IT operations, Woodhall ensures the seamless integration of technology across academic and administrative functions, supporting Conestoga's mission of delivering career-focused education. This leadership role involves managing cybersecurity protocols, optimizing network performance, and implementing innovative digital solutions to enhance the student and faculty experience. By driving technological advancements, Fred Woodhall directly supports the college's commitment to preparing students for success in the knowledge economy and fostering economic prosperity throughout Ontario. The Chief Information Officer's responsibilities extend to the strategic planning and execution of technology roadmaps, ensuring alignment with the college's long-term vision and operational needs.