Marie is a Vice-President overseeing the consumer insolvency practice in Calgary. She obtained her designation as a Chartered Insolvency and Restructuring Professional (CIRP) in 1992 and her license as a federally Licensed Insolvency Trustee (LIT) in 1993.

 

Marie has over 30 years of experience in the insolvency field. For most of these years Marie has worked exclusively in assisting individuals and small businesses to resolve their financial difficulties. Her innovative and supportive approach has helped her clients start fresh through proposals to creditors and other restructurings. Marie has successfully negotiated reduction of personal tax debts with Canada Revenue Agency for hundreds of individuals.

 

Marie is dedicated to empowering Albertans by informing them of options to resolve their financial difficulties and giving them the opportunity to make a fresh start and start a new chapter in their lives.

 

Marie is a member of the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals (CAIRP) and serves on the Board of the Alberta Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Professionals (AAIRP). Over the course of her career, Marie has been a speaker at various conferences and forums in Calgary including the CPA-Small Practitioners Conference in Banff and the Law Society Legal Education program. Marie has also organized and made various presentations for banks credit unions and stakeholder associations on the consumer insolvency process.

 

Nicole has been advising individuals on insolvency solutions since 2010. She has been in the consumer insolvency industry since 2016 and prior to that spent six years in the non-profit credit counselling industry. Nicole is committed to helping people resolve their financial difficulties through creative and practical solutions. With a background in education, Nicole provides clients with a holistic view and creative solutions for their debt issues while educating them on personal finance to help them succeed at rebuilding their finances.

 

Nicole understands that struggling with debt can take an emotional toll on a person, which is why she ensures that each client is treated with compassion, respect and grace while navigating their solutions. It is important to Nicole that each client feels like they have been heard in a non-judgemental environment.

 

Nicole is actively involved in financial coaching and poverty reduction in the Greater Calgary area. She has been the Financial Coaching Course creator and Facilitator for Bow Valley College and Carya since 2017.

 

Nicole spends her volunteer time as Board Chair for Sunrise Community Link and Bow West Community Resource Centre. In her spare time, Nicole can be found hiking in Banff with her furry sidekick Aldo.

 

Donna Lindsey began her career in insolvency in 1990. As a certified Insolvency Counsellor, Donna helps her clients create a budget and plan for a future that does not rely on credit. She is committed to providing a safe place to discuss budgeting and credit where her clients do not feel judged but can take away useful information and advice to implement in their own circumstances.

 

When she’s not at work, Donna enjoys camping, kayaking and traveling to warmer countries with family and friends.

 

Jennifer has been working in the consumer insolvency industry since 2018. Prior to that, she spent 5 years working in the non-profit credit counselling industry. Jennifer is currently enrolled in the trustee Program and is dedicated towards continuous learning and improvement.

Jennifer is passionate about working with individuals to resolve their financial difficulties and become financially empowered and regain control of their finances. She creates a non-judgemental environment that enables individuals to speak openly about their financial difficulties and works towards reducing the stigma that is often associated with them. She understands these difficulties can happen to anyone and we are here to help navigate towards a brighter financial future.

In her spare time Jennifer enjoys, hiking, biking and yoga.

Sharon has been assisting individuals with their financial situations for over 35 years. Sharon assists people through the insolvency process advising them on their options, including a consumer proposal and bankruptcy. She is committed to treating each client with respect and dignity, understanding that each situation is different.

 

When Sharon initially speaks with individuals facing a consumer proposal or bankruptcy, she understands that they might feel like they do not deserve respect because of their financial difficulties. Sharon always tries to focus on the positive: the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act exists to give people a fresh start and there is no need to feel ashamed. Seeing people go from being overwhelmed with debt to debt free is one of the most rewarding aspects of her job, along with them telling her how much their life has improved. People often tell Sharon that it’s like a weight has been lifted off their shoulders and they can breathe again.

 

When she is not working, you will likely find Sharon walking her dogs by the river or in the backyard feeding the squirrels and the birds.

 

Georgette has a background in accounting and has been working in the insolvency industry since 2017, helping individuals navigate difficult financial situations with various options to deal with debts.

As a long term resident of Alberta, Georgette understands the struggles that Albertans have had over the last decade. This allows her to connect with her clients deeply and motivates her to finding the best and most sustainable solutions for her clients so that they are able to refocus on other aspects of their lives once more.

Georgette works diligently to create an open and honest environment for her clients to share their unique experiences and financial challenges, without negativity and judgement. Georgette can provide services in both Vietnamese and English.

Outside of work, Georgette has her hands full with a young Rottweiler puppy named Boba.