Lynn White

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Lynn White
President & CEO ACCESS (Aboriginal Community Career Employment Services Society)

Lynn White (Laanii Ym Yath Gaax) is a member of Gitxaala Nation – Raven Clan.

Lynn currently serves as CEO for Aboriginal Community Career Community Employment Society (ACCESS) since 2006. ACCESS is a proud Indigenous led non-profit, dedicated to empowering Urban Indigenous Peoples in Metro Vancouver, through education, skills training, employment opportunities, and professional development. Lynn also serves as Executive Director of the Urban Spirit Foundation, a charitable organization founded by ACCESS. The Foundation seeks to expand philanthropic resources to further the success of Urban Indigenous People through Scholarships and supports that help break the cycle of poverty and foster self-sufficiency.

As the CEO of ACCESS, Lynns leadership is rooted in collaboration, guided by a strong cultural foundation ensuring that Indigenous values are at the heart of the organization’s efforts. The most fulfilling aspect of her work is working closely with her team to support participants as they complete their education, explore career opportunities, and move on to meaningful employment.

Lynn serves as a strong advocate to ensuring that Urban Indigenous people have opportunities to a brighter future. Lynn also serves as a Board Member on Metro Vancouver Aboriginal Executive Council (MVAEC) and the British Columbia Aboriginal Employment Alliance Member (BCATEAM).  Under her leadership the BCATEAM launched the first ever Indigenous apprenticeship forum in Vancouver in spring of 2024.

Beyond her role at ACCESS, Lynn is a wife and mother, who cherishes time with her daughter, walking her dog along the North Shore dog beaches and trails, and enjoying creating traditional regalia with her husband.

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