Meet our Directors

Our Board ensures a diversity of perspectives are brought to bear on RCBC’s work by having designated seats for representatives from governments, businesses, non-profit organizations, and individual members of the public. Directors are elected for a two-year term, with the government and business sectors alternating election periods with non-profit and individual sectors.

Marcia Dick

RCBC Director

She/Her

Marcia has worked as a Solid Waste Analyst with the City of Kamloops since 2016. Prior to beginning her work with the City, Marcia operated Waste Naught BC, performing waste audits and providing waste management planning services for institutions, businesses, and non-profits. She has led many successful projects in her tenure at the city, and has been crucial in the development of an upcoming curbside organic waste collection program. Marcia is active in promoting waste reduction in her community – speaking on the topic at community events, volunteering at Repair Café events, and administering a Zero Waste Kamloops Facebook page.

Karen Mason-Bennett

RCBC Treasurer

She/Her

Karen was previously the Executive Director for NEAT since 2010, working on grass roots, community-based waste reduction program development across the northeast. She currently serves on the board of the Child Development Centre in Fort St. John. She is also the Vice-Chair of the North Peace Cultural Society, a coach for the Special Olympics Swimming and the Co-Chair of Communities in Bloom.

Tera Grady

RCBC Vice-Chair

Tera Grady has been managing waste in the Cariboo Regional District since 2009. In addition to managing the region’s 32 refuse sites, she has been working to improve recycling access for the rural and remote communities in the Cariboo. She is a co-chair for the BC Product Stewardship Council, which is comprised of staff from BC regional districts that advocate for improvements to BC’s recycling programs.

Chris Campbell

RCBC Past-Chair

Chris Campbell is the Director of Operations at MARR, the not-for-profit organization that oversees the end-of-life management of large appliances in British Columbia. He spearheads the ongoing implementation of the Stewardship Plan, ensuring the organization meets provincial environmental standards while achieving its strategic goals. Chris focuses on developing efficient systems, analyzing processes, and collaborating with service providers to drive continuous improvement. He also manages MARR’s marketing and communication strategies. Previously, Chris worked at Return-It, managing the stewardship program for beverage containers. Outside of work, he enjoys cycling, golf, and travel.

Anil Rohit

RCBC Director

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Linette Ding

RCBC Director

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Dave Kassian

RCBC Director

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Bash Jamal

RCBC Director

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