There are number of elected governance roles within our union, representing members in key decision-making:
- Delegates, who sit on their geographic District's Executive and attend the Annual Delegates' Conference (ADC), our union's highest governing body;
- District Directors, who each represent one of AMAPCEO's geographic districts on our union's Board of Directors;
- Executive Officers—our President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer—who, along with a Board Chair elected amongst District Directors, form the Board's Executive Committee; and
- ADC Committee members, who serve on the Audit, Elections & Credentials, and/or Resolutions Committees.
In order to participate in an AMAPCEO election, you must be a signed member in good standing. Learn more or become a signed member now.
Below, you'll find out about upcoming or current elections. Details on how elections work are in the AMAPCEO Election Guide.
There are also a number of appointed volunteer positions within our union, as well:
- Board Committee members, who serve on the standing Activist Recognition; Equity; Health, Safety & Wellness; and Workplace Relations Committees.
You can also learn more about other ways you can get involved in our union, or how our governance model works.
Current Elections & Appointment Opportunities
Elections are underway for:
Congratulations to the following members, who were elected on October 23, 2026:
- District Director, Bay: Chloë Hill
- District Director, Front: Jennifer Harewood
- District Director: GTA North: Kevin Giddings
- ADC Resolutions Committee:
- Waeza Afzal
- Sam Kaufman
Congratulations to the following members, who were acclaimed when nominations closed for their positions on September 24, 2026:
- District Director, Midtown: Victoria Marshall
- District Director, Northern Ontario: Vickie Nielsen
- District Director, Western Ontario: Alex Heim
- ADC Audit Committee:
- Joanna Alpajaro
- Sou Calder
- Tony Huang
- George Xue
- ADC Elections & Credentials Committee:
- Dorienne Cushman
- Val Szarota
- Mihaela Valcu