I’m an association executive and designer based in Montréal — though “based in” undersells it. Over the years I’ve worked in more than 25 countries, learning that progressive change rarely respects a language, time zone, or border, and the real work happens in bridging all three.
Brenda Sanderson
Growing and sustaining communities — whether an international conference or a bilingual learned society — is done by building the relationships, structures, and rituals that turn scattered members into something durable.
I work at the intersection of boards, bylaws, and budgets: financial oversight, board governance, and the unglamorous administrative work that keeps organizations accountable and on solid footing.
Whether it’s in-person or virtual, working with distributed teams, volunteer leadership, and cross-cultural collaborations — I help groups move from conversation to decision to action.
I write and speak on the changing shape of communities and associations — how member organizations build belonging, govern themselves, and stay relevant as the ways people gather, volunteer, and connect keep shifting.
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