Member Plans

CAAT Pension Plan (Ontario)

College Pension Plan (British Columbia)

LAPP (Alberta)

Municipal Pension Plan (British Columbia)

NS Pension Services Corporation (Nova Scotia)

OMERS SC (Ontario)

Provident 10 (Newfoundland and Labrador)

Public Service Pension Plan (British Columbia)

Saskatchewan Healthcare Employees Pension Plan (SASK)

Teachers’ Pension Plan (British Columbia)

Winnipeg Civic Employees’ Benefits Program (Manitoba)

Council Members

Co-chairs

Cheldon Angus, Chief People & Technology Officer, Saskatchewan Healthcare Employees’ Pension Plan (SHEPP)

Karen McKeown, Director of Board Operations, BC Pension Corporation

Members

Bita Jenab, Director of Research, College Pension Plan

Charles Bruce, Chief Executive Officer, Provident 10, Newfoundland and Labrador

Chelsea Kittleson, Executive Director, Municipal Pension Plan, British Columbia

Douglas Moodie, President and Chief Executive Officer, NS Pension Services Corporation

Evan Howard, Chief Pension Officer, CAAT

Glenda Willis, CEO of Winnipeg Civic Employees’ Benefits Program

Manuel Monteiro, Executive Director, Plan Funding and Risk, OMERS Sponsors Corporation

Stuart Morgan, Executive Director, Public Service Pension Plan

Troy Mann, President and CEO, LAPP

Backgrounder: Canadian Public Pension Leadership Council

Cheldon Angus

Co-chair of the CPPLC.

Cheldon Angus serves as Chief People and Technology Officer at the Saskatchewan Healthcare Employees’ Pension Plan (SHEPP), where he oversees the organization’s information technology, human resources, and enterprise risk functions. Appointed as co-chair of the CPPLC in January 2024, Cheldon brings extensive experience and dedication to advancing pension leadership in Canada.

Cheldon’s career in the pension sector spans over two decades, with his experience at SHEPP dating back to 2003. Throughout his tenure at SHEPP, he has prioritized enhancing the member experience through the implementation of innovative technology solutions. Cheldon’s approach is rooted in the relationship between people and technology, and a belief that their interconnected growth is vital to the success of any organization.

In his role with the CPPLC, Cheldon leverages his knowledge of pension plan dynamics to contribute to research and discussions on the importance of sustainable and resilient pension management. Through his involvement in various pension industry forums and committees, Cheldon has gained a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities within the sector, fostering a network of like-minded peers.

Holding a bachelor’s degree in computer science, an MBA (Hons) from the University of Regina, plus the Institute of Corporate Directors designation from the Rotman School of Management, Cheldon is a certified Project Management Professional and Certified Business Continuity Professional.

Outside of his professional responsibilities, Cheldon maintains a balanced lifestyle that reflects his commitment to overall wellbeing. His personal interests include weightlifting and hot yoga, and he can often be found with one of his munchkin cats by his side when at home.

Karen McKeown

Co-chair of the CPPLC.

Karen McKeown is director of board operations at BC Pension Corporation, a position she has held since 2017. She was appointed to the role of CPPLC co-chair in October 2023.

Karen has extensive experience working with some of the largest public-sector pension plans in British Columbia. She has been board secretary for the Teachers’, College and Public Service Board of Trustees. She has also held senior roles at Royal Roads University in Victoria BC, in the areas of alumni relations and government and stakeholder relations.

She brings a wealth of governance knowledge and experience to CPPLC having worked as a legislative advisor to the City of Edmonton and Government of Alberta.

Karen was born and raised in Victoria and is a graduate of the University of Victoria where she received her BA in Political Science and an MPA in Public Administration. She lives with her husband of 22 years, their two teenagers and a Boston terrier named Steve.