On behalf of the Board of Directors I am excited to announce Elizabeth Specht as the new Executive Director for the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC. Elizabeth brings with her three decades of successful leadership in the community and charitable sector.
As a longstanding Executive Director of Volunteer Richmond Information Services and the Richmond Community Foundation, Elizabeth led the organization’s growth and success and ultimate receipt of the Association of the Year from the Richmond Chamber of Commerce. Her leadership and collaboration skills have also earned her the prestigious Queen’s Diamond Jubilee medal awarded by the Governor General of Canada, as well as the Women of Year Business Excellence Award.
The Cerebral Palsy Association of BC is thrilled to have Elizabeth’s leadership and dedication to service for our organization. Initially formed by dedicated parents determined to make a difference, CPABC carries that legacy forward with a renewed commitment to reach out and provide meaningful support for all people living with cerebral palsy in BC.
If you or someone you know is living with CP, we are here to provide full support! We want to hear from you, with any questions, concerns or feedback you have. Elizabeth can be reached at 604-408-9484 or exec@bccerebralpalsy.com.
As we move forward with the experienced guidance of Elizabeth, the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC will continue to provide support and assistance for people living with cerebral palsy to live a Life Without Limits.
Warm regards,
Susanne Raab
President of the Board of the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC
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