Senior Management
Jessica Hill, Chief Executive Officer
Ms. Hill’s recent roles have included Deputy Minister in Ontario’s Ministry of Children and Youth Services, where she led the development of Ontario’s Best Start programs and services for mothers and babies, as well as programs for children with special needs, child welfare and youth justice. more … |
Heather Bryant, Vice-President, Cancer Control
At the Alberta Cancer Board, she was responsible for the cancer registry, screening and prevention programs, as well as an active research unit in cancer epidemiology and prevention. In addition, she led electronic health record implementation. more … |
Lee Fairclough, Vice-President, Knowledge Management
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Aslam Bhatti, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
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Jessica Hill became the Partnership’s first Chief Executive Officer in October 2007. She brings more than 30 years of senior leadership experience in health care, social services, post-secondary education and children’s services with the Ontario public service and Health Canada.
Heather Bryant, MD, PhD, CCFP, FRCPC, joined the Partnership in January 2008 from the Alberta Cancer Board, where she was Vice-President and Chief Information Officer and Director of the Division of Population Health and Information.
Since joining the Partnership in its first year of operations, Lee Fairclough has been instrumental in both assisting with the organization’s startup and forging critical pan-Canadian relationships which have been paramount to its success. Lee’s unique background is characterized by its diversity which includes clinical experience as a radiation therapist, health research and informatics experience, and institutional board membership which she has effectively parlayed into a highly collaborative approach ensuring the critical voices are heard. 
Aslam Bhatti joined the Partnership in June 2009 from Alberta, where he was Vice-President, Operations, with the Alberta Cancer Board from 2003 to 2008, then Interim Chief Operating Officer, Health Strategy, Research and Design, with the successor organization, Alberta Health Services. 
