
Join us for an exclusive mentoring opportunity with Wendy Beauchesne, CEO of the Alberta Cancer Foundation, where she will share insights on leadership, fundraising, and driving impactful transformation in the health sector.
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- Date: Wednesday, March 12, 2025
- Time: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM MST
- Location: The Ranchmen’s Club, 710 13 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2R 0K9
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New Lunch With A Leader Registration Process
Due to overwhelming interest, we’re introducing a new registration process to ensure fairness and accommodate as many members as possible.
How it works:
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- Complete the registration form by February 27, 2025. (Button Below)
- Attendees will be selected based on availability and the number of spots.
- Completing the form does not guarantee a spot at the event.
- If selected, you’ll receive a confirmation email from the Axis Connects team with instructions to purchase your ticket.
- Once you’ve purchased your ticket online, you will be officially registered for the event and are guaranteed a spot.
We appreciate your enthusiasm and look forward to seeing you at lunch!
About Wendy

Wendy Beauchesne is the Chief Executive Officer of the Alberta Cancer Foundation, leading with a deep passion for fundraising, building high-performance teams, and turning strategic goals into measurable results. Since joining the Foundation in 2020, Wendy has played a pivotal role in advancing one of Western Canada’s largest health campaigns, supporting the development of the Arthur J. E. Child Comprehensive Cancer Centre in Calgary, which is set to become one of the largest cancer centers in North America. She also inspires ongoing giving to cancer centers across Alberta, including the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton.
Before her tenure at the Alberta Cancer Foundation, Wendy had a distinguished career in the health sector, including roles at STARS Air Ambulance, where she led expansion into Saskatchewan and Manitoba and spearheaded a $130 million capital campaign as Executive Vice President. Wendy also served in leadership roles at Alberta’s health authorities, where she facilitated the amalgamation of 12 independent communications departments into a unified provincial team.
In 2020, Wendy was selected as one of 250 Canadians to be part of the Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference.