Brief
Kim Remizowski joins MindWalk board; CFA Societies Canada adds two directors
MindWalk named Kim Remizowski to its board, while CFA Societies Canada introduced two new directors for its 2026‑27 term.
By Felo News Desk · Published
MindWalk announced the appointment of Kim Remizowski as an independent director, and CFA Societies Canada revealed its 2026‑27 board, adding Valerie Gibbs and Neville Joanes as new members.
What happened
MindWalk issued a press release on 1 October 2026 stating that Kim Remizowski has been appointed to its Board of Directors as an independent director. The same day, CFA Societies Canada released its board roster for the 2026‑27 term, confirming the inclusion of two new directors: Valerie Gibbs, CFA, from CFA Society Edmonton, and Neville Joanes, CFA, from CFA Society Vancouver.
What the reports add
Financial Post’s Business Wire release detailed MindWalk’s appointment, noting Remizowski’s independent status but providing no further biographical information. The GlobeNewswire release for CFA Societies Canada listed the full board composition, highlighting the two newcomers and emphasizing the board’s nationwide representation.
What was said
Neither release included direct quotations from the organisations or the appointed individuals.
How it came about
Board appointments such as these are part of routine governance updates for companies and professional societies. MindWalk’s latest filing reflects its ongoing effort to strengthen independent oversight. CFA Societies Canada’s board refresh aligns with its mandate to advance professionalism in investment management across Canada, continuing a pattern of periodic board renewals reported in earlier Felo News coverage of governance changes in Canadian financial organisations.
Key facts
- Kim Remizowski was appointed as an independent director to MindWalk's board. (financialpost.com)
- Valerie Gibbs, CFA, was added to CFA Societies Canada's 2026‑27 board. (financialpost.com)
- Neville Joanes, CFA, was added to CFA Societies Canada's 2026‑27 board. (financialpost.com)
