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Board of Directors

SIGN is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. The board meets six times a year, and as required. 


Board members are elected for three-year terms at the annual general meeting in June, and elect their officers immediately following.


Directors for 2024-25 are:

  • Robbie Bear
  • Cory Cadotte
  • Randy Goulden
  • Ross Green
  • Sheila Hintz
  • Greg Litvanye
  • Scott Sharpe, Chair
  • Pat Zaryski, Vice-Chair

The annual general meeting of SIGN is held every June.


The annual operational and financial reports are presented at the meeting, and Directors are elected for three-year terms.


Interested in being a board member of SIGN? Please contact any of the Directors listed at left.

Senior management

Andrew Sedley

Lynsey Swanson, CPA, CA

Lynsey Swanson, CPA, CA

Chief Executive Officer

Lynsey Swanson, CPA, CA

Lynsey Swanson, CPA, CA

Lynsey Swanson, CPA, CA

Chief Financial Officer

Shelley Zoerb

Lynsey Swanson, CPA, CA

Shelley Zoerb

Director of Programming

SIGN Communications

Media inquiries, comments, questions or suggestions about this web site and requests for further information may be directed to SIGN Communications at 306-783-9409 or d.deryk@signyorkton.ca. 

2025 annual general meeting

The 2025 board members are, front row from left, Sheila Hintz, Scott Sharpe, Pat Zaryski; back row, Randy Goulden, Ross Green, Greg Litvanye and Cory Cadotte. Missing is Robbie Bear.  

SIGN held its annual general meeting on June 25, where reports were presented, changes to the bylaws of the organization were approved, and the board was elected.


Board chair Scott Sharpe and CEO Andrew Sedley provided an overview of 2024, with both noting the expansion of services made last year, the increased use of SIGN services by residents of Yorkton and area, and the contributions to the success of the organization made by staff.


The financial report presented by past chair Sheila Hintz indicated that the organization is on solid financial grounds and the auditors noted no issues in their review of the finances.


Changes to the bylaws mean that board members are now elected for three-year terms instead of annually, and that directors may serve three consecutive terms before being ineligible for re-election until at least one year has passed.


  • Report of Chair of the Board Scott Sharpe
  • Report of CEO Andrew Sedley
  • Auditor's financial synopsis 

Funders

Funding for SIGN programs and services is provided by the following:

  • Ministry of Social Services
  • Saskatchewan Health Authority
  • Ministry of Justice
  • SGI
  • Ministry of Education Early Learning
  • City of Yorkton
  • Area service clubs, churches, businesses and personal donations


We thank all who support the work of SIGN through their participation and funding. 

Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours


83 North St. Yorkton SK S3N 0G9  |  Tel 306-783-9409  |  Fax 306-786-7116


SIGN provides services to those who live on Treaty 4 territory, the ancestral lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Lakota, Nakota and the Métis Nation. We affirm our relationship to the treaties that are integral to the foundation of Canada and commit to honouring their spirit and intent. We respect the diverse histories, languages, and cultures of the many people who have lived on this land, and we commit to moving forward in partnership with Indigenous peoples and nations in a spirit of respect, reconciliation and collaboration.


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