The Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) Board of Governors has announced that President & CEO Len Goerke will retire from his role effective Dec. 31, 2026.

“The Board respects Len's decision and is deeply grateful for his leadership and commitment to JIBC,” said Board Chair Jim Wishlove. “Len has made significant contributions to the Institute, both as President & CEO and through his previous years of service on the Board of Governors. His dedication to public service and belief in JIBC's people and mandate have been evident throughout his time with us.”

Goerke has served as JIBC's President & CEO since 2024, following nearly five years of previous service on the Institute's Board of Governors. Throughout his time with JIBC, he has demonstrated a deep commitment to public service and to JIBC’s vision of safer communities and a more just society.

The Board of Governors extends its sincere appreciation to Goerke for his leadership, dedication, and many contributions to JIBC.

The Board is working through the next steps for JIBC's leadership transition.

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