Board of Directors

Our board of directors are responsible for the governance and oversight of Women Building Futures, using their extensive experience to support WBF’s mission.

 

 

 

 

Landa Richards
Chair

Landa is the Owner of Richards Consultancy Inc. in Calgary, AB. She has completed several professional designations (CPA, CMA, CIA, CMC, CRMA) with experience in internal controls, risk management, compliance, audit and operations management systems as well as a background in many industries including oil and gas, construction and government. Landa’s prior board experience was with the Norfolk Housing Authority in Calgary, AB. Landa became involved with WBF in December 2019.

Alan Skoreyko
Immediate Past Chair

A seasoned entrepreneur with extensive board governance expertise, Alan has three decades of experience helping Alberta companies and organizations to thrive and grow. Alan currently serves as a board member and volunteer, providing leadership and strategic guidance for several different organizations including: Board Chair Magna IV Engineering, United Way of Edmonton Capital Region, Board Chair at Arrkann Trailer and RV Limited and more. Alan became involved with WBF in December 2018.

 

Bob Masterson
Vice Chair

Bob Masterson joined the WBF board of directors in September 2022. Bob is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada (CIAC). He is the chief spokesperson and lead lobbyist for Canada’s chemistry and plastics industry, the country’s third-largest manufacturing sector.

Bob holds an engineering degree from Queen’s University and Master of Public Administration degree from Carleton University and is a Chartered Director through the McMaster DeGroote School of Business.

Lindsay Osmond
Director

Lindsay is a partner with Boyden who has 20 years of experience as an integrated strategic human resources business partner. She is a passionate diversity and inclusion change agent and employee champion collaborator. As a former Vice-President of Human Resources and Head of Human Resources for Canada in a large U.S. based organization, her vast experience in employee & labour relations management, employee attraction, development and retention make Lindsay a great asset to the WBF Board. She is also active in the community as a Business Mentor with Threshold Impact Venture Mentoring Services. Lindsay joined WBF in March 2019. 

 

 

 

Darielle Corsaro
Director

Darielle (CPA, CGA, MBA) is the Vice-President of Finance & Shared Services for Williams Engineering Canada Inc. She has 20 years of experience as a finance and operations professional. In addition to being on the board for WBF, Darielle is also a board member for Scott Builders where she chairs the Governance Committee and sits on the Audit Committee. Darielle’s prior board experience was as the treasurer for the non-profit Northern Lights Theatre. Darielle joined WBF in January 2021.

 

Lina Cosentino
Director

Lina Cosentino (CPA, CMA, BA) is currently the Director of Human Resources at WCB Alberta. In prior management roles held, Lina has gained extensive experience in supply chain and facility management along with strategic and financial planning. Prior board experience includes being the Board Chair of the YWCA of Edmonton. Lina was also a member of the City of Edmonton’s Environmental Advisory Committee. Lina joined the WBF board in September 2022.

 

Scott Brattly, BA., LL. B
Director

Scott Brattly joined the WBF board of directors in September 2022. A seasoned leader in human resources with over 30 years of experience, Scott has a wealth of knowledge and expertise derived from various diverse roles in companies based in both Canada and the United States. He is recognized as an accomplished, collaborative leader with a deep knowledge base in labour relations, talent management, employee engagement and diversity & inclusion.

In his full-time role of Chief Human Resources Officer with Broadstreet, Scott is accountable for the execution and development of the human resource strategy, which directly supports the overall business plan and direction for the organization. He provides strategic leadership and guidance by articulating the human resources plans to the team.

Scott’s formal education includes a Bachelor of Law Degree from the University of British Columbia, as well as a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Victoria. An avid outdoor enthusiast, Scott’s leisure pursuits include softball, hockey, hiking, golf, sea kayaking and getting out on the various bikes he has: a road bike, mountain bike and motorcycle. He loves being outside as much as possible, especially with his wife and dog.

Randall Benson 
Director

Randall is Indigenous (Cree, Iroquois Metis), born in Fort McMurray and raised in and out of the bush with a strong traditional upbringing.

A master electrician and power engineering technologist, over the last 24 years, he and his company, Gridworks Energy, have been involved in countless solar photovoltaic (PV) projects, Indigenous community solar and training projects, electric vehicle infrastructure training and projects, as well as professional solar design and installation training programs throughout Canada.

He has served on committees for the development of the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Solar PV Systems Certified (SPVC) Certification (NOC 7241) and continues to serve in various SME stakeholder roles across the country with both governmental and non-governmental organizations regarding programs specific to the solar industry. As one of the first few CSA-recognized solar design and construction instructors in Canada, he continues to pass on his knowledge, experience and passion in the industry.

Recently, Randall has launched a brand-new company, Peyakoskan Energy Inc., a utilities retail company with a mission to bring service efficiency and a people-centric approach to selling electricity, natural gas and internet services across Alberta.