Board Executive Members

Magda Anderson is currently the Executive Assistant to Chief Superintendent David Teboul within the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s Federal Policing division. She has been with the RCMP for five years and in her role for the past three years.

Magda brings a wealth of experience in managing high-stakes responsibilities. Her role requires quick thinking and adaptability to evolving circumstances and requirements. Specializing in organizational efficiency, she ensures smooth coordination of tasks, manages calendars effectively, and liaises seamlessly with external agencies. In the dynamic field of federal policing, Magda is dedicated to managing stakeholders and building collaborative relationships. With a professional tenure marked by precision, she navigates the intricate landscape of law enforcement administrative duties with diligence and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

Sheryl-Lynne Macdonald is the Executive Assistant to Assistant Commissioner John Brewer, Criminal Operations Officer Core Policing for the BC RCMP. Sheryl-Lynne has been with the BC RCMP for 18 years and in her role for the past seven years.

She has a certificate in Criminology and continues to strive and collaborate on professional development opportunities that enhance her organizational skills in a fast-paced policing environment.

Sheryl-Lynne enjoys working with her RCMP team (family) and supporting peers. She is extremely proud to be part of the inaugural BCLEAP executive team with an outstanding group of talented women.

Paula Kully has been the Executive Assistant at the Oak Bay Police Department since June of 2021. She has worked in local government administration for over 20 years and gained skills in communications, marketing, event planning, strategic planning, and budget development. Paula holds a certificate in Local Government Administration from Capilano University and a degree in Marketing and Communications from BCIT.

Paula is one of the founding members of BCLEAP and is focused on elevating and highlighting the indispensable role that administrative professionals (the majority of which are women), play in both the public and private sector.

Arianne is a professional working in police services and municipal environments, with experience across both healthcare and public safety. She support operations, projects, and leadership initiatives in fast-paced, high-trust settings where discretion, accuracy, and collaboration are essential.

Arianne’s skill set includes budget coordination and oversight, advancing organizational priorities through thoughtful planning and strong attention to detail, managing sensitive information, operational timelines, and cross-functional collaboration to ensure work is delivered efficiently and to a high standard.

As the Communications Officer for BCLEAP, Arianne leads strategic communications, member engagement, and brand presence for administrative professionals across the province.