Lee has been a dedicated member of the CEDEC board since 2011, bringing a wealth of experience in business development and marketing across sectors such as information technology, telecommunications, and both wholesale and retail sales. He also has led his own management consulting firm.
Deeply engaged in civic life, he has served as a City Councillor for Ville de Léry and chaired the Comité Consultatif d’Urbanisme (Municipal Planning Advisory Committee). He also led the town’s centennial committee and played a key role in the publication of its commemorative book.
Lee’s nonprofit leadership includes serving as Vice President on the board of Transports Accès Inc., which operates adapted transit services for the community. In 2011, he co-founded Quebec’s first and only chapter of CARP, a national, non-partisan nonprofit championing a new vision for aging in Canada-focusing on financial security, equitable healthcare access, and the elimination of age-based discrimination.
As a former member of CEDEC’s Mature Workers Initiative, Lee has advocated for the ongoing inclusion of mature individuals in leadership and volunteer roles, encouraging them to share their time, expertise, and insights for the betterment of society.
Additionally, he has contributed to the Canadian Volunteer Awards selection committee for several years and currently serves as Secretary on the board of CANLEARNTRUST, nonprofit dedicated to fostering lifelong learning opportunities for Canadians of all ages.
