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Shannon MacDonald leads the digital health elements of the Health Care practice at EY Canada. She has deep experience with executive teams in strategic planning, leading and designing facilitated client sessions, and project leadership and governance.
Her experience centres on the continuously evolving digital health sector and driving the innovations and transformations that move it forward in an inclusive and citizen-centred manner. Previous to EY, Shannon was a Managing Director and Client Account Lead at Accenture for five years. During 27 years at Deloitte, Shannon served in various roles including Chief Inclusion Officer, Government of Ontario Lead Client Service Partner, Managing Partner — Atlantic, and National Health Care Leader.
Shannon is also the Board Chair of the University of Prince Edward Island Board of Governors. Shannon has an ICD.D designation, with experience on several not-for-profit boards over the past 25 years.
How Shannon is building a better working world
“Heavily involved in leadership activities, whether that be taking a leadership role in EY or on a board (such as the University of Prince Edward Island) or in consulting to executive leaders and those in charge of governance, I bring a strong lens to strategic planning, inclusion, leadership and governance. I bring insights to assist leaders with culture, reconciliation and diversity. When leading or facilitating client sessions, I rely on decades of experience in various business analysis functions with Health and Government & Public Sector clients, to bring innovative solutions to very difficult situations.
I have been continuously evolving the leadership of the digital health sector and driving the innovations and transformations that move digitization forward in an inclusive and citizen-centred manner. ”