The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation has appointed Jason Gillett as chair and Glenn Miller as vice-chair of its board of directors.
Gillett, previously the board’s vice-chair, has more than two decades of experience in regulatory affairs, strategic planning, governance, operations and business development. He is director of S&T business development at Enbridge Gas Inc. Born and raised in Chatham-Kent, he is passionate about supporting local health-care services.
Miller, who joined the board in 2025, has more than 40 years of experience in policing and national security, including senior leadership roles with the OPP and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. He will also chair the foundation’s governance and nominating committee.
“We are incredibly grateful to Jason and Glenn for stepping into these important volunteer leadership roles,” said Christine Mitchell, president and CEO of the foundation. “Their experience, dedication, and genuine commitment to our community will be invaluable as we continue working to inspire generosity and strengthen healthcare across Chatham-Kent.”
The board is made up of community volunteers who provide strategic leadership, governance and oversight in support of the foundation’s mission. More information is available at ckhaf.ca.
