Legislative Assembly Executive and Leadership Team

Ronald Scott, the President Local Board at Legislative Assembly, directs governance and strategic oversight for regional initiatives. Leading board operations, Scott ensures adherence to policies and facilitates effective decision-making processes. This role involves fostering collaboration among board members and stakeholders to advance the Assembly's objectives in providing parliamentary experience. By guiding local board activities, Ronald Scott contributes to the organization's reach and impact within British Columbia. The President Local Board's leadership is essential for maintaining the integrity of governance structures and supporting the Assembly's public engagement efforts.

Alice Jones, the President Local Board at Legislative Assembly, spearheads strategic planning and operational management for designated regional boards. Overseeing board functions, Jones ensures the effective implementation of programs designed to educate the public on parliamentary processes. This leadership capacity involves driving initiatives that enhance community engagement and understanding of governmental roles. By coordinating board activities and fostering stakeholder relationships, Alice Jones supports the Assembly's commitment to transparency and accessibility. The President Local Board's focus on governance ensures that regional operations align with the overarching mission of Legislative Assembly.

Katie Reid, the Chief of Staff at Legislative Assembly, directs the strategic operations and administrative functions supporting the parliamentary body. Overseeing daily activities, Reid ensures efficient workflow and alignment with the Assembly's objectives. This leadership position involves managing key initiatives and facilitating communication between departments. By optimizing resource allocation, Katie Reid directly supports the Assembly's mandate of providing first-hand experience of the parliamentary process. The Chief of Staff's role is critical in maintaining operational integrity and advancing the organization's mission across British Columbia.

Andrew Spence, the Chief Information Officer at Legislative Assembly, architects the technology strategy and oversees all information systems. Managing digital infrastructure, Spence ensures the secure and efficient delivery of IT services essential for parliamentary operations. This role involves driving innovation in technology adoption to enhance accessibility and transparency of government information. By implementing robust cybersecurity measures, Andrew Spence safeguards sensitive data and supports the Assembly's commitment to providing comprehensive information on Member travel, compensation, and financial policies. The Chief Information Officer's leadership ensures technological advancement aligns with the organization's core mission.

Daisy Jassar, the Chief Human Resources Officer at Legislative Assembly, leads the development and execution of human capital strategies. Overseeing talent acquisition, employee relations, and organizational development, Jassar cultivates a supportive and productive work environment. This position is vital for attracting and retaining skilled professionals who contribute to the Assembly's educational programs and parliamentary functions. By championing employee well-being and professional growth, Daisy Jassar ensures the human resources framework effectively supports the organization's mission. The Chief Human Resources Officer's strategic direction is fundamental to the Assembly's operational capacity and its commitment to parliamentary transparency.