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Paul TingleyChair Paul fell in love with disabled sailing in 1995 and then joined Sail Able Nova Scotia as a member. He has been advocating the benefits of disabled sailing ever since. |
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Paula StoneVice-Chair & Secretary Paula Stone has 35 years' experience as an occupational therapist working with children and adults. She began volunteering at the AQVA (Association québécoise de voile adaptée) in 1998 and has been its director of program operations since 2001. She joined the ASN board in 2008 and has served as vice-chair since 2011. She is currently the chair of the ASN Mobility Cup Committee. |
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Mark LambertDirector Mark Lambert was introduced to the sport of sailing through the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet program and has enjoyed the sport ever since. Mark has volunteered with the Disabled Sailing Association of Alberta since 2010. When not on the water Mark enjoys power lifting, with the goal of one day being able to change the keel line on a Martin 16 with out a hoist or crane! |
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Doug NuttingTreasurer Doug, recently retired as the Executive Director for Recreation Integration Victoria, co-chairs the OneAbility Collective Impact Group in Greater Victoria and is currently the Chair of the Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability. Doug was a member of the CSA Z614 Technical Committee’s, Adapted Playspaces and Adapted Equipment sub-committee. He has been a member of the Sport for Athletes with a Disability Committees for both the1988 and 2000 BC Summer Games. Doug has sat on numerous boards of local disability related not-for-profit organizations over the past 38 years. |
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Danny McCoyDirector Disabled-sailing veteran Danny McCoy attended his first Mobility Cup in 1997 before competing for the Canadian Sailing Team at the 2000 Paralympics and numerous world championships. He is a former president of the international 2.4 mR association and founded the Disabled Sailing Association of Ontario in 1998. |
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Matt DebickiDirector Matt spent ten years as a professional sailor, working on tall ships, multihulls and monohulls, including three years working aboard Inventure, a 60’ power wheelchair accessible trimaran. During his time as captain of Inventure, he had the great fortune to work with Hillary Lister, training her for her record setting English channel crossing, while at the same time modifying a Soling so that she could sail it solo with sip-and-puff controls. Matt is now based in Newfoundland and is helping to develop Canada's eastern-most accessible sailing outpost! |
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Vibudh ShrivastavaDirector Introduced to sailing by friends, Vibudh felt instant connection with the sport and the community. Having taken a few beginner lessons and sailed as a companion a Martin 16 race, Vibudh hopes to be able to sail confidently in the near future. He holds a bachelors in Engineering and Master in Laws and calls Calgary home. |
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