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Brock University President and Vice-Chancellor Lesley Rigg (left) hosts a fireside chat with Niagara Health President and CEO Lynn Guerriero on Tuesday, April 15 in Pond Inlet. The informal session, held with members of Brock's Senior Administrative Council, focused on leadership and professional growth. Guerriero shared insights from her 30-plus years in Ontario’s health-care system, including her experience guiding Niagara Health through the COVID-19 pandemic and leading the development of the new South Niagara hospital.
April 15 | by Stephen Leithwood
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