A long-time resident of West Vancouver, Mary-Ann Booth has worked in municipal government for over a decade and brings experience, vision and passion to her role as West Vancouver's mayor. Serving on Council from 2011–2018, she was also a school trustee with the West Vancouver Board of Education from 2005–2011, the last three years as Chair. Holding both Commerce and Law degrees from the University of British Columbia, Mary-Ann practised law for almost 20 years, including positions as a civil litigator, business law lecturer, Provincial crown prosecutor and in-house counsel. Mary-Ann has been appointed by her Council to the Board of Directors of Metro Vancouver, is the Chair of the Indigenous Relations Committee, Vice-Chair of the Mayors Committee, and serves on the Finance and Intergovernment, and Regional Economic Prosperity Management Board. Mary-Ann is driven by a desire to make West Vancouver as livable, vibrant and inclusive as it can be.

Linda Buchanan is Mayor, City of North Vancouver and Vice-Chair, Metro Vancouver Regional District. She is the principle author of the North Shore Child and Family Friendly Charter and championed the Child, Youth and Family Municipal Strategy and the Dementia Friendly Action. Linda is a strong supporter of improving the quality of living for residents focusing on programs and services, public spaces, arts and culture, and infrastructure that reflect a people place. She is a champion for an inclusive and healthy community with a vision to make the City of North Vancouver ‘The Healthiest Small City in the World'.

Emma is a Senior Consultant at Earnscliffe Strategies, a leading Canadian public affairs consulting firm. Working out of Earnscliffe’s Vancouver office, Emma specializes in federal, provincial, and municipal government relations. In her spare time, Emma is involved in party politics and several not-for-profit organizations focused on city-building, community health, and women’s empowerment.