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Adrienne Bennest

Programs Manager
After living abroad in France for 13 years Adrienne is happy to be back on Vancouver Island and to be part of the Nanaimo community. A graduate from the University of Victoria with a Bachelor of Education Adrienne has always felt passionate about working with people and helping them reach their maximum potential. Adrienne loves connecting with the public and has worked for the last 20 years in various retail, community, and service industry positions. Her hope is to draw upon her experiences working with youth and athletics to further promote NBIS’s mission.

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(250) 753-5600 Ext. 3

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Kix Citton

Executive Director
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Marianne Verigin

Finance Manager
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Natasha Shearer, BSW

Case Management
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Angie Bisset

Client Intake Worker