Board Nominations
Call for Board Nominations
Nominations for election to the CPA Saskatchewan Board for 2026-27 are now requested. Nominations must be received by the Chief Executive Officer of the Institute by 4:30 p.m., C.S.T. Tuesday, June 2, 2026.
Nominations must be in writing, signed by two members and agreed to by the nominee. Please click here to download a nomination form.
The provisions setting out the procedures for nomination and election of the Board appear in Bylaws 103.1 to 103.14 which are also available for download from the CPA Saskatchewan website.
Under Bylaws 105.1 to 105.8, six members are to be elected to the Board this year. The following terms will expire as of the 2026 Annual General Meeting:
Jolene Anton, CPA, CA
Bev Betteridge, CPA, CMA
Ryan Kitchen, CPA, CA
Tom McClocklin, CPA, CA
Davey McLellan, CPA, CA
Sharon Strueby, CPA, CMA
The following Board members are not eligible for re-election:
Bev Betteridge, CPA, CMA
Ryan Kitchen, CPA, CA
Tom McClocklin, CPA, CA
Davey McLellan, CPA, CA
Role
The role of Board members is to collectively govern CPA Saskatchewan. The mandate of the CPA Saskatchewan Board, and its authority, are derived from the Act. As per Section 8(1) of the Act, the Board shall govern and manage the affairs of CPA Saskatchewan and the regulation of registrants.
The Board is accountable to the membership who elect them. The Board is also accountable to exercise good stewardship of CPA Saskatchewan on behalf of the trust placed in it by the public, members, CPA Saskatchewan staff, volunteers, and other stakeholders. The Board members are obligated under the Act to act in the overall best interests of CPA Saskatchewan. The Board should report to the members and other stakeholders through an annual report and annual audited financial statements of CPA Saskatchewan.
Structure
The Board is comprised of eleven members of CPA Saskatchewan who are elected by the membership at the annual general meeting and the two persons appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council. The elected officers are the Chair and Vice Chair.
A term on the Board is three years, and members may only serve a maximum of two consecutive terms.
Responsibilities of Board Members
The CPA Saskatchewan Board governs using a results-based Board model. The Board is responsible as a whole to provide the overall leadership and strategic direction for CPA Saskatchewan. In fulfilling its responsibilities, the Board should focus on:
- Strategic direction
- Financial Stewardship
- Human Resources Stewardship
- Performance Monitoring and Accountability
The Act requires that the Board conduct a minimum of four meetings per year. Meetings will be held alternately between Saskatoon and Regina and for no longer than a day in duration if possible. Carrying out the work of the Board effectively requires a commitment to attend all Board meetings as required.
Qualifications and Skills
CPA Saskatchewan is seeking candidates who are passionate about the profession and overseeing the strategic planning and financial stewardship of the Institute. All candidates must be members in good standing of CPA Saskatchewan.