Our Governance
The Tourism Association of Vancouver Island (dba 4VI Group)
Formed more than six decades ago, the Tourism Association of Vancouver Island is the official non-profit society of the 4VI Group, which operates as a social enterprise.
We are responsible to our stakeholders and rightsholders – the more than 870,000 people that call the Vancouver Island Region home – through a Board of Directors.
The volunteer Board of Directors is comprised of tourism business owners and senior managers from across the Vancouver Island Region. We are grateful for the time and expertise that these committed individuals bring to the organization.
Current Board of Directors
Elected
| Leif Bogwald | Vancouver Island Expeditions | Vice Chair | 2-Year Term |
| Gloria Hatfield |
Page’s Resort Group | Elected Director | 2-Year Term |
| Travis Wilson | Wilson’s Transportation | Secretary/Treasurer | 2-Year Term |
| Brad Parsell | Tourism Tofino | Elected Director | 2-Year Term |
| Lara Kemps | Black Rock Oceanfront Resort | Elected Director | 2-Year Term |
Appointed
| Janet Docherty | Merridale Cidery & Distillery | Board Chair | 2-Year Term |
| JP Obbagy |
Homalco Wildlife & Cultural Tours | Appointed Director | 2-Year Term |
| Alison Evans | Gulf Island Seaplanes | Appointed Director | 1-Year Term |
| Gordon Johnson | SilverBirch Hotels | Appointed Director | 1-Year Term |
| Ian MacPhee | Terreberry and MacPhee Accounting | Past Chair | 2-Year Term |
Recruitment
Through the Board of Directors’ Nominating Committee, the Tourism Association of Vancouver Island will conduct recruitment and call for nominees for the Board on an annual basis.
Constitution and Bylaws
Our Constitution and Bylaws are available here.
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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4VI gratefully acknowledges the Kwakwaka’wakw, Nuu-chah-nulth, and Coast Salish Peoples that have been caring for the lands we operate on since time immemorial. 4VI is committed to advancing reconciliation in our work and learning from the 94 calls to action identified by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada as well as the implementation of the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4VI gratefully acknowledges the Kwakwaka’wakw, Nuu-chah-nulth, and Coast Salish Peoples that have been caring for the lands we operate on since time immemorial. 4VI is committed to advancing reconciliation in our work and learning from the 94 calls to action identified by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada as well as the implementation of the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
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