David Weyant

Provides health programs, healthcare support services, doctor search services, and support programs

Promotes governance and develops leadership skills

Operates professional organisation

The Canadian College of Health Service Executive is a national, member-driven non-profit organization that develops, supports, and inspires health leaders. It offers leadership development programs, professional certifications such as the Certified Health Executive and fellowship designations, and resources based on the LEADS in a Caring Environment capabilities framework. Its offerings include self-assessment tools, leadership foundations courses, and advanced development tracks, with a focus on ethical standards, lifelong learning, and collaboration to advance health leadership and influence public policy in the healthcare sector. The non-profit company is based in Ottawa, Canada. The organization provides support for members at all career stages through mentorship programs, an online community, coaching services, and tailored organizational leadership development. It facilitates networking and knowledge sharing through local chapters, national conferences, webinars, and exclusive events. Corporate memberships offer organizations access to health sector leaders, strategic insights, and opportunities for visibility and sponsorship. The college publishes the peer-reviewed Healthcare Management Forum journal and runs a national awards program recognizing excellence in healthcare leadership.

Part of Law Society of Alberta, Alberta Lawyers Insurance Association is a wholly-owned subsidiary that administers the mandatory professional liability and misappropriation indemnity program for all private practice lawyers in Alberta. The company is based in Calgary, Canada. The Canadian company manages annual indemnity levies, which include professional liability/negligence, misappropriation, and a universal cyber coverage premium. These levies are set by the board based on actuarial analysis, claims history, and economic factors. The group policy provides mandatory coverage of $1 million per occurrence, with recommendations for additional voluntary excess insurance available through commercial brokers. The universal cyber coverage program, underwritten by Beazley Canada Limited, offers automatic cyber insurance protecting lawyers, their firms, and clients against cyberattacks, data breaches, and related claims. The program includes first- and third-party coverage, 24/7 cyber expertise access, and educational resources to promote cyber risk management. Alberta Lawyers Insurance Association requires prompt reporting of claims or potential claims and assigns claims counsel to manage reported claims. An enhanced surcharge protocol applies escalating surcharges to lawyers with multiple paid claims. The civil litigation filing levy imposes a separate fee on qualifying court filings. The company emphasizes loss prevention through education, audits, fraud alerts, and support programs, and provides transparency via published financial reports, strategic plans, and detailed program information. The company was founded in 1988. David Thomas Weyant has been the CEO of the company since 2016.

Operates as national arts and cultural organization, which provides multidisciplinary programs for artists and managers

Provides healthcare services