Pages tagged "CHAPTER LEADER"
EDISA ZORILLA | EDMONTON CHAPTER CO-LEAD
Professionally, Edisa has led financial strategy and systems development across hospitality, aviation, and fintech sectors, integrating process optimization with purpose-driven impact. Beyond the spreadsheets, she brings her energy to the trails and digital space through her platforms @edie_z and @wanderlift.repeat, where she inspires others to live actively, adventure mindfully, and invest in both financial and environmental wellness.
Her work with POW, URBANYEG, along with numerous local organizations reflects a fusion of her finance acumen, storytelling, and environmental stewardship—mobilizing volunteers, leading community events, and collaborating with local and national partners to make outdoor advocacy both accessible and actionable.
Email: [email protected]
PETER DOAN | EDMONTON CHAPTER CO-LEAD
*Bio coming soon!*
MARTINE GRENON-LAFONTAINE | BOW VALLEY CHAPTER LEADER
Keri lives and breathes the mountains and not just by living in them. She is an avid ultra marathoner in the dirt and in the snow on her snowshoes. Keri moved to the Bow Valley in 2020 after spending most of her life visiting the area to adventure.
Keri has taken her passion for the outdoors beyond just getting out there but educating others how to do it safely as well. She certifies other guides in all 4 seasons for the Outdoor Council of Canada as well as a guide all 4 seasons herself.
Keri got into guiding as way to educate people on the land we recreate on so that they too will help preserve it for the future generations. As a Mother and a Grandmother, it is very important to share what she sees climate change is doing right here in her backyard to preserve it for the future generations. Example is the receding glaciers.
As a POW Chapter leader she hopes by sharing her knowledge she can create a ripple effect and keep the conversation going.
CAMILO MURRA | VANCOUVER CHAPTER LEADER
Camilo is an energetic outdoor enthusiast who loves chasing mountain peaks and connecting with others in the outdoors. Embracing the freedom that nature provides, he’s found personal growth and a deep passion for enjoying these spaces responsibly. Driven by a desire to protect pristine wilderness areas, Camilo hopes future generations can experience them as he has. Thankfully, POW is helping him move closer to that goal.