Deaf Reacts To CHS' Announcement On New CEO

VIDEO: Signed - Deaf Canadians reaction to the Canadian Hearing Society's announcement on Julia Dumanian as new president and CEO.



TORONTO - The Canadian Hearing Society (CHS) Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Julia Dumanian has been appointed President and CEO, effective July 6, 2015.



"We are very excited about having Julia join us. She is a visionary leader with a track record of success in change management and innovation. We had a very complex and thorough search. She was clearly the right choice for CHS as we celebrate our 75th anniversary," says CHS Board Chair Timothy Andradé.

For more than 20 years, Ms. Dumanian has been a leader and accomplished executive in the field of healthcare. Serving in the public, non-profit and private sectors, she has held CEO and senior executive roles in many Canadian organizations, most recently as President of Canadian Lab Solutions, President/CEO of Cambridge Memorial Hospital, and Provincial Supervisor and CEO of CCACs in Hamilton and Niagara. Ms. Dumanian has also been a United Way CEO...Read more



OAD's take on CHS' Announcement on new CEO - The Ontario Association of the Deaf was founded in 1886 by Samuel Thomas Greene and William Nurse, both teachers at the school. Members have since worked to improve the lives of Deaf Canadians and that's still needed.

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About the Canadian Hearing Society - The Canadian Hearing Society has proudly served Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities for 75 years. CHS was incorporated in 1940 and in 2015 is celebrating 75 years of providing services, products and information to people who are culturally Deaf, oral deaf, deafened, and hard of hearing and educating the hearing public. CHS is governed by a board of directors, the majority of whom are Deaf or hard of hearing. CHS is a charitable organization funded by government, grants, membership and generous donors. For more information or to find your regional office, visit www.chs.ca