Sally Ledger, interim CEO, re-joined OAHS in 2018, as Senior Advisor supporting various departments and initiatives. Sally is a proud Woodlands Métis, who originates from Jellicoe, ON, and currently resides in Thunder Bay, ON. She was Executive Director of the Dryden Native Friendship Centre for 9 years and was ONWA Executive Director from 2006 to 2008. She is a former member of OAHS Board of Director Executive Committee, former member of OAHS Proposal Review Committee, and former NICHI Board member. Sally has been an Indigenous Woman’s grass roots advocate for over 30 years, with extensive experience in Community Economic Development, a well-established community network and a firm understanding of OAHS mandate and vision.