Regina Food Bank Appoints Mary Weimer as CEO
Seasoned executive and community leader to advance the organization’s mission of food security with dignity
REGINA, SK — The Regina Food Bank Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Mary Weimer as CEO, effective July 13, 2026. Weimer brings nearly three decades of executive leadership experience across entrepreneurship, financial services, and retail, along with a deep and longstanding commitment to the Regina community.
Weimer’s appointment follows the departure of John Bailey, who led the Regina Food Bank since April 2019 and recently accepted the position of President & CEO at Economic Development Regina.
Weimer has held senior executive roles at Conexus Credit Union, where she served as Chief Member Experience Officer and Chief Advice Officer, and at Harvard Developments, where she was Chief Operating Officer. Earlier in her career, she played a pivotal role in scaling Hillberg & Berk as its COO. She also co-owns Assiniboia Gallery, one of Regina’s premier art galleries, which she and her husband Jeremy have operated for more than 26 years.
“We are thrilled to welcome Mary Weimer as the next leader of the Regina Food Bank,” said Jacques DeCorby, Board Chair. “Her record of building high-performing organizations, her commitment to this community, and her alignment with our values of dignity and service make her the right person to lead this organization into its next chapter. We are confident the work our entire team have built will continue to grow and deepen its impact under Mary’s leadership. At the same time, the Board would like to acknowledge Evelyn Cerda for her contribution as Interim CEO over the last few months”.
“Food security is foundational to individual wellbeing, to stability, and to the kind of community we want Regina to be,” said Weimer. “I am honoured to lead an organization that takes that responsibility seriously, and excited to work with a talented team and committed board to build on the incredible work already underway. I am energized by what I see this team make possible every single day for the people of Regina, and I can’t wait to be part of it.”
Weimer is an active community volunteer and board director. She currently serves as a director for Cowessess Ventures Ltd., the economic development arm of Cowessess First Nation, and as a director for the Regina Public Library. Her past board roles include SaskArt, Globe Theatre, Youth Ballet of Saskatchewan, and the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce.
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