Throughout her distinguished tenure in both leadership and advisory capacities, Beth has been instrumental in steering organizations through pivotal shifts brought on by innovation, expansion, or pivotal transitions. Her expertise encompasses a wide spectrum, from business law and energy risk management to navigating the complexities of public policy and corporate governance.

Before her tenure at BLG, Beth enriched her portfolio with a significant stint at TELUS, where she excelled in various managerial and legal roles. This experience granted her profound insights into the retail, telecommunications, and regulatory landscapes.

At the heart of her current endeavors lies Beth's active participation in the firm's Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiative, underscoring her commitment to sustainable and ethical corporate practices.

Her professional journey is marked by notable achievements, including spearheading an international joint venture for a mining corporation in Mexico and conducting comprehensive governance assessments for diverse clients. Additionally, Beth has offered invaluable public policy guidance to stakeholders within the energy realm.

Beth's contributions extend beyond the confines of her legal and corporate roles. She holds a pivotal position on the executive committee of the Institute of Corporate Directors' Calgary chapter and leads as the chair of the Banff Centre Foundation's board of directors. Her advisory role at the University of Alberta's faculty of law further exemplifies her dedication to fostering legal and corporate excellence.

Her community engagement is equally impressive, with a longstanding commitment to the Minerva Foundation's Family Ball, highlighting her dedication to philanthropy.

Beth's professional excellence has not gone unnoticed, as evidenced by her recognition as a 2019 Acritas Star and her nomination among Canada's Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers in 2013. Her leadership and influence have also been acknowledged by the Women’s Executive Network as one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women.

Holding bar admissions in both British Columbia and Alberta, Beth's academic foundation is solid, with degrees from the University of Alberta and the University of Calgary, complemented by specialized education in corporate governance from the University of Toronto. Her career is a testament to her profound impact on the legal and corporate spheres, marked by a relentless pursuit of excellence and an unwavering commitment to ethical leadership.