Leadership

Mr. Coletti is currently working as a Controller with PUC Services Inc.

He is a CPA with over 17 years of accounting and finance experience and has extensive knowledge in all areas of accounting including budgets, audits and payroll.
In the past, Mr. Colletti was also the Treasurer of Sault Major Hockey Association.

Ms. Pacione is a Manager, Regulatory & Customer Affairs at PUC Services Inc.
Her skill sets are in Accounting, Risk Management, Process Improvement, Leadership, Treasury and Audits.

She has also previously been a board member of the Sault Ste. Marie Certified General Accounting Board

Ms. Zanatta is currently the Vice-Principal for Our Lady of Lourdes in SSM with the Huron Superior Catholic District School Board. She was born and raised in SSM – taught in Wawa and Blind River and began as a Vice Principal in Elliot Lake before returning to SSM.

She has a Master of Education in Educational Administration graduate from Yorkville University in June of 2024 and the recipient of the Ontario Catholic School Trustee Associations Student Alumni Award in May of 2021. She also has experience as a Board member of the Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Sault Ste. Marie – 2013-2015.

Mr. Nogalo is currently the Superintendent, Slabcaster Operations at Algoma Steel.

With a Bachelor of Arts in Community Development, he has gained a strong understanding of development by participating in several revitalization projects and initiatives, social methods and social economic studies. He is also an Executive Committee member for the Bring a Doctor Home Hockey Tournament, which focuses on raising money to bring doctors to Sault Ste. Marie.

Mr. Torresan is a current Manager, Information Security/Chief Privacy Officer with PUC Services

He is an experienced cyber security and privacy professional with expertise in strategic leadership and technology. Mike seeks to assist with ensuring CAS Algoma data is protected and to provide direction on strategic initiatives and risk management. He also has past experience as a Sault Pee Wee Hockey League Board of Directors, and he is a current member of the Utilities Standards Forum of Ontario IT Advisory Board.

Shannon is currently working at Nogdawindamin where she started as a Child Welfare Worker providing ongoing support to children and families that were members of Garen River First Nations. For five years she was the In Home Child and Youth Manager for Nogdawindamin’s Children’s Residences and staff model homes.  She is a member of the Hope Alliance committee which provides education and awareness to the community on the issues of Human Trafficking in our City.
Shannon has close to 30 years’ experience working with clients with complex needs and 18 years of managerial experience in the social services sector.

Shannon is committed to supporting change for people and believes strongly that with the right supports and a strong connection to family, community or culture; everyone is capable of positive change.

Ms. Cameron has been a member of our Board of Directors since 2011 and is an Assistant Professor at Algoma University.

Ms. Cameron has an interest in further understanding the child welfare system in Ontario.  Her PhD dissertation is directly related to child welfare and how it impacts First Nations people and their families.  Her perspective as a First Nation woman and a survivor of the residential school system has provided the Board with a great deal of insight and understanding into how First Nations communities respond to protect their children.  

Ms. Luciani is the Director of Corporate Services at Algoma Public Health and brings a strong background in Human Resources, organizational change, employee and labour relations, and workplace investigations. She holds a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) with a specialization in Human Resources. Stephanie is committed to contributing her professional experience, people-focused perspective, and passions for strong community organizations to support the governance of the Children’s Aid Society of Algoma and its work with children, youth and families.