Archive · 28 Oct 2025
Wendy Noss to Step Down as MPA-Canada President
Wendy Noss, the boss of the Motion Picture Association in Canada, is leaving her job after 15 years.
This organization helps the movie industry.
The head of the MPA, Charles Rivkin, said she did a great job helping with important things.
She will help find her replacement before she leaves.
Before this job, she worked for a copyright group helping authors and publishers.
She is also on the Board of Directors for the Canadian American Business Council.
Wendy Noss is departing as president of the Motion Picture Association-Canada.
Noss has been in the role for 15 years.
Charles Rivkin, MPA chairman, announced the departure.
Noss will assist in finding her successor.
She previously worked in copyright and is on the board of the Canadian American Business Council.
- Who
- Wendy Noss
- What
- Departing as President of the Motion Picture Association-Canada
- When
- In the coming months
- Where
- Motion Picture Association-Canada
- Why
- To start a new chapter
- Position
- President, Motion Picture Association-Canada
- Departure Timing
- In the coming months
- Tenure
- 15 years
- Previous Role
- Counsel and Director of Government Affairs for National Copyright Collective
- Current Board Membership
- Canadian American Business Council