Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation (CKHAF) has shifted gears with its board of directors.
Jason Gillett moves into the role as chair and Glenn Miller replaces him as vice chair of its board of directors.
“These appointments recognize the continued commitment of two dedicated community leaders who bring valuable experience and a shared passion for advancing local health care,” foundation officials said in a media release.
Previously serving as vice chair, Gillett brings more than two decades of professional experience across regulatory affairs, strategic planning, governance, operations, and business development. He currently serves as director, S&T Business Development at Enbridge Gas Inc.
Gillett replaces Rocky Gaudrault, who was appointed chair in 2025. Gaudrault is now not even listed as past chair on the Foundation’s website.
Miller, who joined the CKHAF board in 2025, brings more than 40 years of experience in policing and national security, including senior leadership roles with the Ontario Provincial Police and Canadian Security Intelligence Service. A decorated leader and dedicated community advocate, Miller brings extensive leadership experience and a strong commitment to community well-being.
In addition to his appointment as vice chair, Miller will serve as chair of the foundation’s governance & nominating Committee.
“We are incredibly grateful to Jason and Glenn for stepping into these important volunteer leadership roles,” said Christine Mitchell, president and CEO of CKHAF, in a media release. “Their experience, dedication, and genuine commitment to our community will be invaluable as we continue working to inspire generosity and strengthen healthcare across Chatham-Kent.”
