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OCLC Canada Advisory Council

Advisory Council delegates [photo]

The OCLC Canada Advisory Council provides OCLC with advice on how to facilitate cooperation and collaboration within and outside Canada. This advice is communicated directly to OCLC through OCLC Americas Regional Council Members and OCLC Canada employees that attend the Council meetings, and through the OCLC Canada delegates to OCLC Global Council. Created in late 2001, the OCLC Canada Advisory Council met for the first time in January 2002 and now meets three times each year.

OCLC Canada Advisory Council Members

Hélène Roussel (Chair)
Directrice générale de la diffusion
Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec

Michael Ireland
Director
Information Management Services,
Knowledge Management
National Research Council Canada

Fabien Lengellé
Director General of the Services Branch
Library and Archives Canada

Gwen Ebbett
University Librarian
University of Windsor

Joyce Garnett
University Librarian
The University of Western Ontario

Lisa O'Hara
Head, Discovery and Delivery Services
University of Manitoba Libraries

Mary-Jo Romaniuk
Associate University Librarian,
University of Alberta

Debbie Schachter
Director of Technology & Collection Management
Vancouver Public Library

Madeleine Lefebvre
University Librarian
Ryerson University

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