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.

Andrew Tambone

Andrew joined SFPP Corporation in August 2022 to lead and oversee the investment strategy for the pension plan.

Andrew is a seasoned investment professional with over 30 years of experience in the institutional investment industry. His previous experience includes 15 years with The Workers’ Compensation Board – Alberta in the roles of Chief Investment Officer and Head of Fixed Income Investments. He was most recently Chief Risk Officer with Alberta Investment Management Corporation. Andrew has also served as a Board member, Investment Committee Chair, and as an external member of the Investment Committee for Alberta based pension plans. Andrew holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Westminster, London, England, and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder.

Christa Taylor

Christa joined SFPP Corporation in January 2023 as Chief Pension Officer. Her primary responsibility is to lead the development of pension policy, funding requirements, and administration oversight of the Special Forces Pension Plan.

With over 25 years of pension experience working for global consulting firms, managing employer-sponsored pension plans, and supporting pension boards with strategic decision-making and oversight, Christa provides support to the Sponsor and Corporate Boards, CEO and SFPP executive team in support of all SFPP members.

Christa has a BA in political science from the University of Lethbridge.

Sheri Wright

Sheri is “working in retirement” for SFPP as its Chief Strategy Officer. Prior to this, Sheri served as Vice President of Stakeholder Relations and Communications at LAPP Corporation for 12 years before retiring in 2022. She was a founding director of the Canadian Public Sector Pension Leadership Council up to her retirement, serving 10 years on the Board. She currently sits on the Board of Directors for the AIMCo Foundation for Financial Education and served 8 years as the board chair for the Supplemental Integrated Pension Plan of the Alberta School Board’s Association (ASBA). Sheri is a curriculum developer and instructor for the International Foundation in its Master of Trust Management Standards (MTMS) program. She is a graduate of the Rotman School of Management’s Directors Education Program (DEP) and holds an ICD.D designation from the Institute of Corporate Directors.

Before taking up a career in pensions, Sheri served as executive director, corporate communications for Alberta Health Services. Her first career was as a print journalist for 20 years. Wright served eight years as an elected school trustee in her home community of St. Albert. She holds a BA in political science from the University of Victoria.