Ben Bergermann

Treasurer

Ben Bergermann joined the AIM Board of Directors in 2014. He holds his Masters of Professional Accounting degree as well as his CPA, CA designation. He is currently a senior manager of plant finance with Nutrien. He and his wife, Britney have one son, Karlin who is 1 year old. Ben spends his spare time with his growing family, playing a variety of sports and loves to travel. He has been to Germany, Italy, Croatia, Scotland, Czech Republic, Jamaica, Costa Rica and Thailand. Ben hopes the AIM program continues to grow and enrich the lives of families it serves in Saskatchewan.

Earl Scott

Secretary

Earl Scott has been the Head Golf Professional at Riverside Country Club in Saskatoon, SK since 2002. Prior to Earl’s time at Riverside, Earl was the Head Professional/Manager of the Silverwood Golf Course in Saskatoon. Earl is involved with the Vipond Golf tournament which raises funds for Cosmopolitan Industries, who work to enhance the life experiences of intellectually challenged individuals. He has been a past board member and President of the Professional Golfers Association of Saskatchewan and served as Regional coach for the Royal Canadian Golf Association. Earl has also been named Professional of the Year, three times and Teacher of the Year by his peers. He is very passionate about helping junior golfers learn life skills through golf that makes for quality individuals. Earl is married to Corinna Scott and they have two adult children – Kirk and Kaitlyn and three awesome dogs.

Bryan Witt

Chair

Bryan joined the AIM Board in 2017. Bryan currently works for the Saskatchewan Health Authority as the Executive Director of Diagnostic Imaging where he is honored to provide strategic leadership and a patient and family-centered approach in serving the people of Saskatchewan. Bryan has served Saskatchewan as a health care provider, educator, and leader for over 22 years. In 2010 Bryan obtained his MBA from the University of Regina. Bryan enjoys giving back to the community and is thankful for the opportunity to serve the AIM program and participants. In Bryan’s spare time, he enjoys spending time with his wife Jo-Lynn and daughter Emma. Some favorite family activities include fishing, hiking, and camping.

Brendan Gorsalitz

Co-Chair

Brendan Gorsalitz joined the AIM Board of Directors in the fall of 2017. He was born and raised in Saskatoon, and graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing. He currently works as a Digital Advertising Strategist at Vendasta, but has worked at organizations such as Cameco, The Saskatoon StarPhoenix, and even AIM! Brendan loves spending his spare time playing and watching sports, and has ventured to cities such as New York, Boston, Denver, and Dallas to watch a variety of sporting events.

Brittany Caffet

Member of the Board

Brittany Caffet joined the AIM board in 2020. She works for Rawlco Radio as a producer and on-air host. You can usually find Brittany at home in Warman enjoying her time with her husband Tylor and two young children, Elizabeth and Henry. Her son Henry’s birth diagnosis of Down syndrome in the fall of 2019 motivated Brittany to seek out ways to actively improve the life of all individuals with an extra chromosome. AIM has been an invaluable resource to the Caffet family since Henry’s diagnosis, and Brittany is determined to ensure that every other family in a similar situation in the years to come has access to the same level of support.

Juan Godinez

Member of the Board

Juan Godinez joined The AIM Program board of directors in 2019. Juan holds a Masters in Economics from the University of Saskatchewan, the CPA, CMA designation, and an Executive Certificate in Management and Leadership from MIT. Since 2019, he is a Tax Manager at KPMG LLP. and previously he worked as Tax Auditor at the Canada Revenue Agency. He also owns a couple of Mexican restaurants in the city, La Bamba and Mexihco. Juan and his wife Carolina, a cancer research scientist at the University of Saskatchewan, have one son, Lukas who is 5 years old. They love living in Saskatoon, visiting their relatives in Mexico and Colombia, and travelling around the world. Juan spends his free time exercising at the gym, playing soccer, and running outdoors in the summer. Juan is thankful for the opportunity to join the board and is looking forward to contributing to the good work of The AIM program.

Cathy Knox

Member Of Board

Cathy Knox started her career as a social worker Newfoundland in 1977. She then went back to school and graduated from law school in 1984. She became an advocate for persons with disabilities at a personal level from an early age as she had a younger sister who had Down Syndrome and she often helped her parents address issues involving her care. When her parents passed away she became her primary advocate until she passed away in 2016. At a professional level she worked as legal counsel for the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living for a few years after moving to Saskatoon in 1995 and she continues to work with some clients and their families.

Lisa Fleming

Member of the Board

Strong communities empower families and ensure that all children have a sense of belonging. Lisa Fleming was born and raised in Saskatoon. She is the proud mother of a daughter and recognizes the power of community in ensuring children and youth experience healthy opportunities while reaching their potential.
A former educator, Lisa has worked in a variety of educational leadership roles as well as the Government of Saskatchewan. Lisa currently leads the Early Learning and Childcare portfolio with Metis Nation-Saskatchewan. Previously, Lisa was a board member with the Child Hunger Education Program (CHEP Inc.) and the Early Childhood Intervention Program (ECIP) for Saskatoon and area. A reader and cook, Lisa loves to spend time with her many family members. She is excited to support the work of the AIM Board and looks forward to connecting with children, youth and their families.