About Vayle

Shaun previously held senior executive positions at Thomson Reuters, Nasdaq, and TMX Group, where he led global technology businesses and digital transformation programs. He was also CEO and co-founder of Streamlogics, a leading webcasting and compliance solutions provider acquired by Thomson Reuters in 2009.

In his former roles, Shaun experienced firsthand the complexities of managing personal information and maintaining compliance with global privacy regulations. This inspired him to build solutions that simplify information access, data protection and privacy compliance for organizations of all sizes. Shaun is an active writer and speaker on the topic of information and privacy compliance, and has written op-eds for IT World Canada, CPO Magazine, and public sector publications such as the Municipal Monitor.

Shaun is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario. He also holds a CIPM (Privacy Program Management) designation from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).

John is a tenured software developer and systems analyst with over 20 years of professional experience leading development projects from conception to deployment. He has held software architect and development roles at organizations ranging from start-ups to large multi-national firms across various sectors, including consumer goods, healthcare, government, and retail.

John has strong project leadership skills and fluency in multiple programming languages and has experience working through the entire software development life cycle, including requirements definition, prototyping, proof of concept, design, interface implementation, testing, and maintenance.

John received a Bachelor of Mathematics, Honors Computer Science from the University of Waterloo. He is also a Certified Practitioner for Cybersecurity Certification (CPCSC).

For over two decades, Blair has collaborated with organizations across all industry sectors, guiding them in processes and technology adoption, to address their biggest challenges and improve service delivery effectiveness. Blair has held roles in this capacity with General Electric, IBM, CDW, and eScribe, directly serving some of North America’s most recognizable brands and institutions.

During his time at eScribe, Blair spearheaded partnerships and teaming agreements that solidified market dominance in Canada and led to rapid expansion into multiple regions across the United States.

Today, Blair focuses on the challenges that institutions face in managing FOI strategies and processes, and creating awareness for solutions that deliver measurable improvement. His experience working directly with public sector institutions and their professional associations brings deeper understanding of trending issues and how they can be addressed.

Sherry is an experienced information access and privacy professional in the Freedom of Information (FOI) and privacy sector. Her extensive knowledge of the laws and regulations governing the release of information and her understanding of the complexities of records management has made her a highly respected and sought-after expert in the field.

Sherry has held the positions of FOI Analyst and Freedom of Information Supervisor during her 30 years of service with the London Police Service. Over that period, Sherry also served on the LEARN (Law Enforcement and Records Management Network) subcommittee for Record Checks and the Freedom of Information Police Network (FOIPN) Executive as Co-Chair.

Sherry takes great pride in her contributions to the information access and privacy sector and in helping clients address complex FOI challenges.

With 27 years of experience as a sworn police officer, including 7 years as the FOI for the Hamilton Police and serving as a Director at Large on the Freedom of Information Police Network (FOIPN) Executive, Dana is a seasoned information access and privacy professional in the FOI sector.

Her unique blend of police experience and knowledge allows her to understand the challenges organizations and institutions face when decisions are appealed, making her a go-to resource for assistance. Dana has developed a passion for writing representations during the adjudication stage of the appeal process.

​In addition to her experience in the FOI sector, Dana also served on the FOIPN Executive as a Director at Large. Her expertise and understanding of the difficulties that arise during appeals has made her a person that others would contact for assistance. With her commitment to providing expert guidance, Dana takes pleasure in assisting individuals and organizations with their FOI challenges.

Daniel has over 25 years of experience leading and mentoring security, technical, and programming teams. He has managed complex security and IT projects for clients across various sectors, including legal, healthcare, manufacturing, and professional services. Daniel’s expertise encompasses conducting cybersecurity risk reviews and gap assessments against frameworks such as HIPAA, ISO 27001, and NIST 800-53.

Daniel has successfully led sales, acquisitions, and integrations of multiple technology companies. He is also the architect of numerous award-winning products and services.

​A tech evangelist to anyone who will listen, Daniel regularly speaks on panel discussions and delivers keynote addresses to business leaders and IT executives.