Brittany Merrifield is the Mayor of Grand Bay-Westfield, President of the Union of Municipalities of New Brunswick, and a dedicated community leader known for her advocacy in sustainable growth, fiscal reform, and climate action. She contributes to national policy as an active member of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities Board of Directors and brings local insight to broader conversations. A small business owner and single mother of four, Brittany also leads 100 Women Who Care of Greater Saint John, helping raise over $1.1 million for local charities through collective community giving.

Tiffany Mackay French is a mother of three, entrepreneur, and 10-year Town Councillor in Rothesay. She is the founder of BeBe Wellness Beverages and holds degrees in Fine Arts, Education, and Law – including a Master of Laws in Dispute Resolution.

Tiffany has served on the Kennebecasis Valley Police Board for 10 years (past Chair), the Rothesay Heritage Preservation Board, and is currently on the Rothesay Intergenerational Community Complex Fundraising Board. She is a co-founder of See Jane Run and former Chair of the Canadian Bar Association's NB Women Lawyers Forum.

Passionate about supporting women in leadership,  Tiffany believes that diverse voices at the council table make stronger communities.

Katie Bowden is founder and President of Duke Creative Collective, a busy marketing agency in Saint John, New Brunswick. An award-winning entrepreneur and sought-after strategic consultant, Katie has advised and supported municipal, provincial and federal candidates, and served as the marketing and communications engine in two successful provincial election campaigns. Her clients include countless local businesses, three municipalities, two regional service commissions, and a variety of government departments. She is a co-founder of See Jane Run, and has also served on a wide variety of Boards for both Provincial agencies and community not-for-profits.