Since entering the information industry in the early 1980s, Gary has held a number of management positions, with responsibilities in sales, marketing, product development and client/vendor relations with Micromedia Limited, SilverPlatter Information and Ovid Technologies.
As founder of Micromedia Limited in 1972, Bob steered the company through 25 years, witnessing the birth and adolescence of electronic publishing. He is now applying that experience to building the Canadian Electronic Library and to assisting Canadian publishers seeking engagement with the digital marketplace.
As Managing Editor of CEL, Ruth looks after the document and data production process for both the Documents Services and the Canadian Publishers Collection. Her knack for metadata and database management insures an accurate, steady flow of hundreds of new titles to CEL subscribers each month. Before joining CEL, Ruth was an academic librarian at Acadia University, and she maintains a connection with the Environmental Information: Use and Influence research group at Dalhousie. Ruth's full bio is found here.
Colleen Delany
Soon to be a graduate of the Dalhousie Master of Library and Information Studies and Master of Public Administration programs, Colleen spends hours each week monitoring the websites of hundreds of public agencies for their latest publications. She's highly motivated to navigate even the most complex website in search of new reports to add to the CEL collection. For further information about Colleen click here.
Baye Hunter
With a couple of degrees behind her, our lightning-fast web designer and promotional guru, Baye is the brains behind CEL’s public presence. In her real life, Baye is a photographer, artist, teacher and mother, not necessarily in order of precedence!
As founder of Micromedia Limited in 1972, Bob steered the company through 25 years, witnessing the birth and adolescence of electronic publishing. He is now applying that experience to building the Canadian Electronic Library and to assisting Canadian publishers seeking engagement with the digital marketplace. 
Soon to be a graduate of the Dalhousie Master of Library and Information Studies and Master of Public Administration programs, Colleen spends hours each week monitoring the websites of hundreds of public agencies for their latest publications. She's highly motivated to navigate even the most complex website in search of new reports to add to the CEL collection. For further information about Colleen click 
