Camilla Tajzler has been a part of CKCis shortly after its inception. She started working on CKCIs as a local research assistant, to eventually working her way up to Project Manager. Her experience on both the user end and internal end have deemed a valuable asset in bringing all national project team members together.

She is able to identify gaps and assist in developing areas of operations to help streamline and make processes more efficient where possible. Camilla has a vast amount of experience working on genito-urinary research projects, and her passion lies with registries and Real-World evidence (RWE). On her personal time, she loves to garden, hike and spend as much time outdoors as possible.

The CKCis Sites Coordinator works closely with the CKCis Project Manager to run the day-to-day operations of CKCis which include overseeing all the sites (e.g., onboarding and training new staff, addressing staff questions and concerns, and organizing site files), resolving project queries with the investigators and statisticians, maintaining and organizing CKCis documents (e.g., training materials and administrative files), and maintaining and modifying the database with Techna.

Adesola Leslie is a dedicated and results-driven program coordinator with over six years of experience in project management and stakeholder collaboration, primarily within the healthcare and non-profit sectors. With expertise in managing multiple projects, building effective teams, and fostering cross-functional relationships, Adesola has successfully contributed to various organizations, including the Canadian Association of Midwives, and the African and Caribbean Council on HIV/AIDS in Ontario. Currently pursuing an MBA at Johns Hopkins University, Adesola aims to enhance strategic management skills and drive impactful healthcare solutions.