Board of Directors

Mr. Ma-Nlep is a dedicated Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) with a robust 19-year tenure in the federal public service. He brings a wealth of experience in financial management and accounting to his role as Vice Chair of the BCAS. Massoda holds a diverse educational background, including a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, an MBA, and a Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation. These academic achievements underscore his dedication to the field of finance and administration. Mr. Ma-Nlep is currently dedicated to advancing his knowledge and skills in business administration as he pursues his Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA). His pursuit of a DBA highlights his commitment to continuous learning and his passion for staying at the forefront of business and financial innovation. As Vice Chair of the BCAS, Massoda Ma-Nlep's unique blend of education, experience, and ongoing commitment to professional development make him a valuable asset to the organization. His financial expertise and dedication contribute significantly to the success and growth of the BCAS.

Jennifer Carr is a prominent figure in the labor movement best known for her pivotal role in advocating for workers' rights and fostering inclusive workplaces across Canada. With a career deeply rooted in trade unionism, Jennifer's journey is marked by her unwavering commitment to justice and equity. As President of the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada (PIPSC), the second-largest federal union in the country, Jennifer has been instrumental in shaping national labor policies that safeguard the rights and interests of over 60,000 professionals. An evironmental engineer by profession, Jennifer's resolute commitment to social justice and her proactive stance in labor rights advocacy are invaluable. Her track record of supporting BCAS's initiatives and her active participation in international advocacy efforts, notably at the United Nations in Geneva and New York, reflect her dedication to fostering equity and inclusivity on a global scale

Jason MacLean is a distinguished trade unionist and the chair of the Development Committee of the Board of Directors. Born and raised in a working-class community, Jason's early life was deeply influenced by the ethos of diversity, fairness, and equality. These values were significantly shaped by his family's strong community involvement: his mother, a revered community leader, school board representative, and retired Early Childhood Educator, alongside his father, a retired firefighter, instilled in him a profound commitment to social justice and community service. Jason's career is marked by a rapid rise through the ranks of the Nova Scotia Government Employees Union (NSGEU). He not only served on its Board of Directors and the Provincial Executive but also achieved the pinnacle of union leadership as President in 2016, followed by a re-election in May 2019. His leadership prowess extended beyond the NSGEU. He held the position of 1st Vice President of the Nova Scotia Federation of Labour and served as the Executive Vice President of the National Executive Board for the National Union of Public & General Employees (NUPGE). In a significant nod to his leadership and dedication, Jason was elected in 2022 as Secretary-Treasurer, a role in which he represents 425,000 workers delivering public services at the provincial level. Further cementing his expertise and dedication to the labor movement, Jason is an alumnus of the prestigious Harvard Trade Union Program, a testament to his commitment to lifelong learning and advocacy for workers' rights.