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Board Members

Our board is composed of seven directors as outlined in the Public Sector Pension Plans Act.

The trustees of the four statutory pension plans (College Pension Plan, Public Service Pension Plan, Municipal Pension Plan and the Teachers Pension Plan) are each responsible for appointing one director. The Minister of Finance appoints three directors, two of whom must be representative of BCI’s other clients. The third appointee by the Minister is designated under the Act as the Chair of the Board.

All directors and the Board Chair are non-executive directors and independent of management.

Peter Milburn

Chair of the Board of Directors

Retired Deputy Minister of Finance and Secretary to Treasury Board

Appointed by the Minister of Finance

Paul Finch

Treasurer and Chief Financial and Administrative Officer, British Columbia Government and Service Employees' Union

Appointee from the Public Service Pension Plan Board of Trustees

Gayle Gorrill

Vice-President Finance and Operations

Appointed by the Minister of Finance

Donna Lommer

Vice President Support Services and Chief Financial Officer Interior Health Authority

Appointee from the Municipal Pension Board of Trustees

Karen Maynes

Retired

Appointee from the College Pension Board of Trustees

Ken Tannar

Retired

Appointee from the Teachers' Pension Board of Trustees

Sheila Taylor

Retired

Appointed by the Minister of Finance

Board Committees

Our board is supported by three committees – the Audit Committee , the Human Resources and Governance Committee, and the Investment Management Platform Program Committee.

Governance Framework

BCI operates under a dual accountability model as set out in the Public Sector Pension Plans Act; we are responsible to our clients and the BCI Board of Directors.

Corporate Annual Report

An annual overview, providing investment highlights and an update on our activities. Our most recent notes our annual returns of 6.1% against a benchmark of 4.5% with an AUM of $153.4 billion.