Goodwill Board of Directors

Meet Our Board of Directors

Goodwill Industries of Alberta is led by a volunteer Board of Directors, who oversees the governance of the organization. The Board is made up of community and business leaders throughout Alberta.

John Panusa

Board Chair

Currently the President and CEO of Legal Aid Alberta, an organization that provides legal services and support to vulnerable and disadvantaged Albertans across the Province, John has over 20 years of experience serving individuals who face significant challenges. He has also held a number of leadership positions with WorkSafeBC, an organization tasked with occupational health and safety enforcement and the rehabilitation and re-entry into the workforce of workers injured on the job throughout British Columbia.

As a Chartered Director designation from the Directors College, McMaster University, John looks to use his experience to help guide an organization that means so much to the community and the province.

Erin Skinner

Ex Officio Past Chair

Erin wants all Albertans to have opportunities for meaningful employment and is proud to serve on Goodwill’s board. She believes in the power of work, beyond the paycheque, to positively change lives and build communities.

A life-long Albertan, Erin has family and deep roots in both Calgary and Edmonton. In her spare time, Erin is an enthusiastic gardener and is a volunteer judge for Communities in Bloom. She also enjoys DIY projects and upcycling thrift finds from Goodwill.

Stuart Johnston

Vice Chair

A CPA with over 15 years of leadership experience in finance and corporate governance, Stuart is a seasoned professional known for driving financial excellence and operational efficiency within organizations.

As a board director, he brings a wealth of expertise in financial strategy, risk management, and reporting, coupled with a deep commitment to fostering ethical governance and strong leadership.

Stuart is dedicated to upholding the highest standards of corporate governance and contributing to the sustainable success of the organization while delivering on the mission.

Gloria Hartl

Treasurer & Chair of Finance & Audit Committee

As Vice President of Risk Management with TC Energy, Gloria brings her experience in oversight and governance of risk management policies to Goodwill.

Gloria holds a Masters of Business Administration, Certified Risk Management Professional designation and has achieved the Institute of Corporate Directors, ICD.D designation. As a champion for inclusion, equity and diversity at work and in her community, she is excited to contribute meaningfully to Goodwill's mission and add value to the 60+ years of the non-profits operation in Alberta.

Erin Bilawchuk

Secretary

Specializing in Community Economic Development, bringing a versatile background spanning for-profit and non-profit realms, Erin works with a many Albertan organizations. She champions efficient gift management, extensive grant writing, and assists organizations with the identification of creating new funding opportunities. She is also engaged with the University of Alberta Pandas Hockey as a Fund Development Committee member.

Committed to Alberta's progress, Erin joined Goodwill to uplift fellow Albertans by overcoming employment barriers.

Bob Sprague

Chair of Governance Committee

Throughout Bob’s professional healthcare and business career he has witnessed the positive life-changing impact of the “power of work and the dignity of a job”.

To advance Goodwill’s Mission impact, he brings diverse experiences as a multi-business owner, entrepreneur, community pharmacist, Board of Director, and Provincial Director with the Alberta Government and AHS. In addition to his BSc in pharmacy, he has an MBA (project management specialization) and an M.Ed (adult education specialization).

"It is a privilege to be a Board Member and I look forward to listening, learning, and leading alongside the amazing “Goodwillian team."

John Anderlic

Committee: Finance and Audit

Wendy Ivey

Committee: Finance & Audit

Wendy brings senior-level banking, risk management, and financial regulation experience to Goodwill.

She believes in giving back to her community, and has volunteered with not-for-profits in Alberta.

She was drawn to Goodwill because it is an organization that’s committed to enhancing lives by providing individuals with opportunities for growth, and is honoured to be contributing to the Board.

Jodi Tomchyshyn London

Committee: Finance and Audit

Jodi has over 18 years’ experience encouraging and advancing best practices and policies related to waste minimization, recycling, and a circular economy.

She currently owns and operates JTL Squared Consulting Inc. specializing in overseeing and implementing product stewardship programs and extended producer responsibility programs, encouraging waste minimization.

Crystal Tulloch

Finance and Audit Committee

Crystal holds an MBA and a CPA, CGA designation, along with a blend of professional experience including 10 years in business and 20 years in post-secondary education. She is passionate about helping others grow, improve their lives, and develop job-ready skills for economic independence.

Crystal recognizes the transformative power of education, support, and opportunity, and Goodwill’s mission and vision aligns with her values and passion. She is excited to contribute her expertise to support the strategic direction of Goodwill Industries of Alberta and is honored to serve on the Board of Directors.

Wendy Birch

Governance Committee

Wendy is a seasoned governance and policy professional with a career spanning over 20 years in the public sector. She has experience advancing strategic initiatives and promoting effective governance practices.

A life-long Edmontonian and avid thrifter and second-hand shopper, she believes in giving back to her community, specifically in the importance of the mission of Goodwill, to enable change in people's lives through the power of work and community.

Linda Bannister

Committee: Governance

Throughout her career as the owner of an Alberta based research company, Linda has been dedicated to strengthening organizations through research-driven decision-making and engagement strategies.

Linda has served on several boards, where she has contributed to governance, finance, human resources, and policy development.
Recognized as a Fellow of the Canadian Association of Management Consultants and the Canadian Evaluation Society, she is committed to governance excellence and organizational growth.

As a life long Edmontonian and a long-time patron, Linda understands the value Goodwill brings to both individuals and the community as a whole and is delighted to contribute.

Angelo Blais

Governance Committee

Angelo brings over 25 years of experience in banking, corporate finance, and commercial lending.

Currently as the Manager & District Director at Roynat Capital, he leads a team dedicated to delivering innovative capital solutions to mid-market businesses. His leadership is defined by a commitment to operational excellence, integrity, and long-term client success.

As a proud member of CPA Canada and the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD.D), Angelo is passionate about contributing to organizations that foster opportunity, inclusion, and community well-being, making him a valued advocate for Goodwill’s vision and impact across Alberta.

Dale Monaghan

| President & CEO

Since joining Goodwill Industries of Alberta as President and CEO in 2012, Dale has provided significant experience in both business and community development.

Goodwill industries of Alberta currently ranks among the top 10 Goodwill’s in North America, for which there are 160. He previously worked with the Mikisew Group of Companies, Alberta Legislature, City of Edmonton and Travel Alberta, providing expertise in business development and marketing at the national and international levels.

Dale is an active volunteer in the community including serving on the Board of Directors for the 2012 Alberta Winter Games and has been involved with the Special Olympics. He is passionate about building a stronger, more vibrant Alberta through Goodwill’s award winning social enterprise model, strengthening people, families and communities through the dignity of a job and the power of work.