Thursday, July 14, 2011

Canadian Federation of Humane Societies Welcomes new CEO

Thursday, July 14, 2011

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The Canadian Federation of Humane Societies (CFHS) is thrilled to welcome its new Chief Executive Officer, Barbara Cartwright. Bringing more than 17 years of experience as a professional advocate for animal welfare, conservation and humane education, Barbara’s career spans North America, Africa, Australia and Europe. As we work to advance the animal welfare agenda, her experience in the community will be a great addition to the CFHS, while her leadership will strengthen our role as a national voice for animals.

Barbara has extensive experience in developing relationships with stakeholder organizations, both corporate and not-for-profit, coupled with knowledge of policy and public affairs. She has successfully lobbied for amendments to major federal environmental legislation including the Canadian Environmental Protection Act and the Migratory Birds Act, as well as worked on the amendments to the Criminal Code of Canada with regards to animal cruelty. In 2008, working with eBay, she led a successful campaign to ban the ivory trade on its site worldwide.

Barb has received the National Environmental Excellence Award from the National Association of Environmental Professionals as well as the Governor General’s Gold Medal. She is currently a board member of the Jane Goodall Institute of Canada and sits on the advisory council of the Pan African Sanctuary Alliance.


We look forward to continuing to work with you as we drive positive, progressive change to end animal cruelty and improve animal protection.

You can reach Barbara anytime at barbara@cfhs.ca or by phone at 613-224-8072 x20.

Vicki Burns

President, Canadian Federation of Humane Societies
vickiburns@mymts.net



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