Episode Summary
In the latest episode of The Wealth Exchange podcast, Selena Woo sits down with Cally Wesson, the dynamic CEO and President of BC Women's Health Foundation. Known for her transformative leadership, Cally's journey is nothing short of inspirational as she delves into the pivotal role of women's health in our lives.
As a passionate advocate for comprehensive wellness, Cally's work extends from neonatal care to mature women's health, emphasizing the importance of a holistic approach. Through collaboration with researchers and philanthropists, she translates cutting-edge research into tangible solutions, fostering full-circle wellness for women.
In this episode, Cally shares her insights on fostering community, driving innovation, and the profound impact of collective action in advancing women's health.
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Cally Wesson
President & CEO, BC Women's Health Foundation
Cally Wesson, CEO + President of BC Women’s Health Foundation, is dedicated to advancing healthcare for vulnerable populations. By uniting people and fostering community, she leads her team to drive positive change. Collaborating with donors, partners, and the Board, she prioritizes strategic initiatives for women + newborn health.
In her first year, Cally launched BC Women’s Health Research Month and completed the first phase of the Midlife and Mature Women’s Health campaign, significantly improving women’s health in BC and Canada.
During her four-year tenure as CEO of Variety, The Children’s Charity, fundraising doubled, bridging critical gaps in children's healthcare and education. Cally introduced innovative programs supporting healthcare needs like Continuous Glucose Monitors and Private Autism Assessments.
Previously, at the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Cally contributed to major gift fundraising, translating scientific advancements into impactful strategies, including launching a clinical trial network.
Cally’s leadership at BC Women’s Health Foundation exemplifies a visionary and compassionate approach to improving healthcare outcomes and fostering a healthier future for BC communities.
