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Skate Canada hires Alpine Canada head Thérèse Brisson as its new CEO

The former Alpine Canada president will oversee operations and growth efforts as Skate Canada seeks to expand grassroots participation and athlete excellence.

  • On Wednesday, Skate Canada announced Therese Brisson as its new CEO, effective July 27. Brisson will replace Debra Armstrong, who led the organization for a decade.
  • Brisson is departing her role as president and CEO of Alpine Canada after nearly six years with the organization. Her transition reflects a leadership shift within Canada's national sport bodies.
  • A two-time Olympic medallist, Brisson previously served on the boards of the Canadian Olympic Committee and Own the Podium. Her mandate includes supporting grassroots participation, athlete excellence, and skating growth across Canada.
  • Skate Canada president Karen Butcher called Brisson a 'proven leader with a deep understanding of the Canadian sport system.' Brisson expressed commitment to shaping the next chapter for skating in Canada.
  • As CEO, Brisson will oversee Skate Canada's operations and strategic direction while engaging stakeholders across Canada. She will work with board members, staff, athletes, coaches, volunteers, and partners to advance the sport.
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Skate Canada hires Alpine Canada head Therese Brisson as its new CEO

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Skate Canada hires Alpine Canada head Thérèse Brisson as its new CEO

OTTAWA - Thérèse Brisson has been named the new chief executive officer of Skate Canada, the organization announced Wednesday.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.
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