REGINA — The University of Regina has announced Tina Beaudry has been appointed to the board of governors by the Government of Saskatchewan, effective Nov. 12. She replaces former board member Leanne Bellegarde, K.C., who has served as a member of the board since October 2021.
Beaudry is a University of Regina alumna who, in addition to her undergraduate and graduate degree, served as a sessional instructor in political science and women’s and gender studies as well as a course developer in the Distance Learning Division. A lifelong learner, she has numerous educational achievements and professional certifications, including governance, risk and compliance from ISC2.
“The University of Regina has been an incredibly important part of my life, and my career,” says Beaudry. “Being appointed to the board of governors means that I can now bring my expertise back to the place where it all began. I look forward to serving the University in this new role.”
Beaudry is a partner at Deloitte in the Technology and Transformation practice where she leads cyber strategy and artificial intelligence engagements. Prior to Deloitte, she drove the investment attraction initiatives at Economic Development Regina as chief economic growth officer. She previously held several cabinet ministerial positions with the Government of Saskatchewan including Advanced Education, Innovation Saskatchewan, the Status of Women as well as Social Services and served on the treasury board.
A well-known community leader, Beaudry is a board member for the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce as well as the Digital Economy Committee of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce which is focused on Canada’s digital regulatory landscape. She is also the recipient of the 2025 YWCA Women of Distinction Award for Corporate Innovation as well as the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee medal.
“Tina has demonstrated incredible leadership within our community, and our province. Her wealth of experience is highly valued, and I am pleased to welcome her to the board of governors,” said Adynea Russell, Chair, University of Regina Board of Governors.
— Submitted by U of R Media Relations
