BCLC
Karen Jensen-Vaish has over 18 years of experience in various roles related to procurement, talent management, and supply chain. Karen has served as the Vice President of the Board of Directors and a Board Member at the Kamloops Music Collective Society, where they contributed to the design and delivery of innovative music education programs. Additionally, Karen has worked as the Director of Corporate Procurement at BCLC and as a Sessional Faculty member at Thompson Rivers University. Earlier in their career, they held leadership positions at Biogen and Johnson & Johnson, where they managed global procurement organizations, talent management initiatives, and supply chain planning. Karen has a strong background in program management, compliance, performance management, and supplier relationship management.
Karen Jensen-Vaish has a diverse education history. Karen obtained a Certification of Specialization in Strategy from Harvard Business School Online in 2023-2024. Prior to that, they pursued an MScBA in Supply Chain from The University of British Columbia from 2000 to 2003. Karen also holds a BComm degree in Economics and Logistics from the same institution, which they earned from 1998 to 2000. Their secondary education took place at Norkam Secondary School from 1990 to 1995. Additionally, they received a certification in Remote Work Foundations from LinkedIn in 2021.
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For 35 years, BCLC has been delivering exceptional entertainment to British Columbians by managing casino, lottery, bingo and sports betting. Thanks to our players, we’ve generated $28 billion for the Province of B.C. to support essential services such as healthcare, education and community programs. Our employees are in on the action too! Overall, BCLC staff spent more than 3,830 hours volunteering for local charities. Our employee-giving committees continue to organize events, silent auctions and draws to fundraise for important local causes selected by our people. We want everyone to enjoy gambling—and that means understanding how to play in a healthy way. We provide educational resources on how gambling works, and we help find support for those who need it.