 Joanne Jung, B.Sc. (Pharm.)
Pharmacy Practice Leader
WTW - Canada Region Joanne Jung leads Willis Towers Watson’s Pharmacy practice in Canada, bringing 27 years of pharmacy experience. She advises employers on optimizing drug plan utilization and managing costs, working with a diverse range of employer, trustee, and union groups. Previously, Joanne led drug strategy innovations at B.C.’s largest private insurer and earned recognition as a clinical pharmacist. She holds a pharmacy degree from UBC and completed a hospital residency at St. Paul’s Hospital. A published researcher and frequent speaker, she has served on several national advisory boards and CLHIA committees. |
 Anar Dossa, Pharm. D, CDE
Director of Pharmacy Services
Pacific Blue Cross Anar Dossa is the Director of Pharmacy Services at Pacific Blue Cross with 30+ years of experience as a pharmacist. Her clinical area of interest is Diabetes. She is a Certified Diabetes Educator, Past Chair and Board Member with the College of Pharmacists of BC, and a Clinical Assistant Professor at UBC's Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. |
 Dr. Glenn J. Landry, PhD Glenn Landry has studied circadian rhythms and sleep for over 25 years. He completed his graduate research at Simon Fraser University, examining circadian mechanisms of entrainment, supervised by Dr. Ralph Mistlberger and supported by grants from MSFHR and NSERC. He then focused his research efforts on sleep, aging and cognition as a CIHR postdoctoral fellow in Dr. Teresa Liu-Ambrose’s Aging, Mobility, and Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at UBC. His research there explored age-related changes in sleep duration, efficiency and architecture that contribute to or accelerate cognitive decline in older adults. As an academic, Glenn’s goal was to develop chronotherapeutic interventions capable of delaying cognitive decline in older adults, with the objective of improving quality of life, productivity, and extending capacity for independent living. Now in private practice, Glenn is a sleep coach. He works with older adults, shift workers, and families to improve physical and mental health through better sleep quality by translating sleep science into practical interventions tailored to each client. |