In the latest episode of The Wealth Exchange podcast, Teresa Virani is joined by Malcolm Berry, CEO of BC Children’s Hospital Foundation (BCCHF) and Vanessa Flockton, President, Private Wealth (Chief Advisory Officer at time of recording) at Nicola Wealth and a member of the BCCHF Board of Directors. They discuss philanthropy through the lens of transforming child health. As well as the incredible work the Foundation does and why investing in charitable causes like BCCHF can create real impact.
BC Children’s Hospital Foundation's mission is transforming care, making diagnostics and treatments safer, faster, and more personalized, and working to find solutions for critical issues facing the sickest kids.
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Malcolm Berry
President & CEO, BC Children's Hospital Foundation
Since March 2021, Malcolm has led the team at BC Children’s Hospital Foundation as president & CEO—bringing with him a proven track record of philanthropy and leadership accomplishments in pediatric health care, and an unwavering focus on the value of people, purpose and connection.
Malcolm previously served as chief development officer at St. Louis Children’s Hospital in Missouri and spent over 10 years at SickKids Foundation in Toronto in many roles—including vice president of major gifts, overseeing major gifts, gift and estate planning, stewardship and donor relations.
As an active industry leader and volunteer, Malcolm is a board member of The Woodmark Group, a North American organization of premier children’s hospitals; Canada’s Children’s Hospitals Foundation (CCHF), a collective of 13 children’s hospital foundations from across Canada that are dedicated to improving health care for children; and former board member and past chair of the Canadian Association of Gift Planners. He has presented and consulted in the philanthropic space across North America.
