Corporation Management Team

Liz Doughty

Liz Doughty is the CEO for SFPP Corporation, the administrator and trustee of the pension fund of the Special Forces Pension Plan. The Corporation also supports the Sponsor Board. Liz has 20 plus years of executive experience with particular strengths in stakeholder relations, strategic planning, governance, communications, defined benefit pensions, and Board and team leadership. She is a Graduate of the Rotman School of Management, the Directors Education Program (DEP) and holds an ICD.D designation from the Institute of Corporate Directors, as well as a pensions certificate in Advanced Trust Management Standards (ATMS), and is an Accredited Director through ICSA Canada through the completion of the Directors' Education and Accreditation Program.

Liz has a strong vision of the future of the Corporation, drives the execution of the Plan’s vision and mission, and is proactive in the Corporation’s role in providing a secure retirement for Alberta’s municipal police officers.

Tennille Willis

Tennille is a Certified Management Accountant and Chartered Professional Accountant with over 20 years of experience in finance, operations and risk. She is proficient in financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting, risk management, audit and procurement. A client-focused decision maker with strong analytical, critical thinking and problem solving skills, Tennille excels at developing relationships and identifying areas where small changes can have big impacts. She joined the team in 2019 and is excited to add value to the newly formed corporation.

Laurence Waring

Laurence Waring is responsible for developing investment policy and monitoring its implementation. He has nearly 40 years’ experience in institutional investing and pension fund financing. Laurence has been involved with the SFPP in various roles dating back to pension reform process that culminated in the 1993 legislation and looks forward to the opportunity to continue serving the stakeholders and members of the plan as we transition into the new governance.