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National Cybersecurity Consortium’s Annual General Meeting – Sept 16, 2025

 

On September 16, 2025, the National Cybersecurity Consortium (NCC) held its Annual General Meeting (AGM). To summarize the events of the AGM, four votes were tabled and carried by NCC Members. The votes included: 

  • Approval of Dr. Tim Evans of Concordia University as an incoming NCC Board Director

Following the AGM, we are especially pleased to be welcoming our incoming Board Member, Dr. Tim Evans. Dr. Evans has agreed to serve for a 3-year term, which will terminate at the NCC’s AGM, expected to occur in September of 2028. 

“We are very pleased to welcome Dr. Evans to the NCC’s Board of Directors. He is a distinguished leader whose contributions to many organizations have had important impacts globally including, for example, his work with the World Bank. His depth of experience will be an invaluable complement to our Board as we build a team that is enriched by a diverse range of professional areas of expertise and perspectives. We are truly fortunate to have him join our Board as we continue to grow and advance cybersecurity and privacy in Canada.” 

  • Dr. Charmaine Dean, Chair, NCC Board of Directors 

We thank our Members for their participation at our recent AGM, and for lending their voice to help forge the direction of the NCC.

 

Biography, Dr. Tim Evans

Tim Evans is Vice-President, Research, Innovation and Impact at Concordia University. He earned a medical degree from McMaster University and a DPhil in agricultural economics from the University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar.

Before joining Concordia, Evans was the inaugural director and associate dean of the School of Population and Global Health at McGill University, where he also served as associate vice president of global policy and innovation. He was executive director of Canada’s COVID-19 Immunity Task Force and held senior leadership roles at the World Bank, the World Health
Organization and BRAC University.

Throughout his career, Evans has played a key role in advancing global health initiatives. He cofounded Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, led the World Health Organization Commission on Social Determinants of Health and worked to expand access to HIV treatment and midwifery training in Bangladesh.

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