Representative of the interests of the general public

Jordon Copping

Jordon brings more than two decades of leadership experience across Alberta's public sector, regional governance and energy industry to his role as a Board Member at WCB Alberta. His career reflects a consistent focus on organizational accountability, stakeholder engagement, external relations and sound governance in complex environments.

His public sector experience includes serving as Chief of Staff to two Alberta government Ministers and as Executive Assistant to the Premier. He later became the founding Chief Officer of the Calgary Metropolitan Region Board (CMRB), leading an organization responsible for coordinating growth and infrastructure planning across 10 member municipalities within a quasi-judicial governance structure. His private sector experience includes senior roles at Trans Mountain Corporation, Cenovus Energy and BP Canada, giving him a well-rounded perspective on the intersection of government, industry and public accountability.

Jordon applies this experience to strengthen organizational governance and support the Board's oversight responsibilities. He is based in Calgary, where he remains active in the province's public policy and business communities.

Competencies required for members of the Board of Directors for the Workers’ Compensation Board include: worker health & wellness; benefit & assessment policy; benefit costing & underwriting; communication & stakeholder engagement; finance & risk management; investment governance & portfolio management; governance; human resources; information technology.

Jordon Copping participated in a public agency appointment competition and was appointed on the basis of acceptably meeting the competencies, skills and attributes as described above.

Lee-Ann Leitch

Lee-Ann Leitch is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA) and ICD.D-designated board director with over 30 years of experience spanning utilities, post-secondary education, health care and non-profit governance. Her career includes senior leadership roles at EPCOR, where she served as Director of Operational Excellence, and at NorQuest College, where she led technology adoption and digital transformation initiatives. Earlier in her career, she directed corporate services and physician funding for the Physician Office System Program, managing tri-partite governance among Alberta Health, Alberta Health Services and the Alberta Medical Association.

She brings extensive board experience to her role. Lee-Ann currently serves on the Alberta Safety Codes Council board and its Audit Committee. She served on the Bissell Centre board from 2019 to 2025, including three years as Board Chair. She has also served on the board and Audit Committee of uDigit Systems for two years.

Lee-Ann’s education includes the ICD-Rotman Directors Education Program. She also holds a bachelor of commerce (honours) from the University of Alberta.

Competencies required for members of the Board of Directors for the Workers’ Compensation Board include: worker health & wellness; benefit & assessment policy; benefit costing & underwriting; communication & stakeholder engagement; finance & risk management; investment governance & portfolio management; governance; human resources; information technology.

Lee-Ann Leitch participated in a public agency appointment competition and was appointed on the basis of acceptably meeting the competencies, skills and attributes as described above.