Halifax partner Level Chan receives Canadian Pension and Benefits Institute Atlantic Region Volunteer of the Year Award
Level Chan is among the recipients of the Canadian Pension and Benefits Institute (“CPBI”) Atlantic Region Volunteer of the Year Award. This recognition is awarded to individuals who have helped CPBI in its mission of providing high quality and cost effective education and networking opportunities focused around pensions, employee benefits and investments throughout the country.
Level has been a member of CPBI for over 10 years and is currently serving his sixth term on the Atlantic Regional Council, where he has served in many capacities over the years: vice-chair, chairperson and currently, past-chair. He has been a strong contributor to developing programming for the region and has spoke as a leading legal professional on pensions and benefits issues at various CPBI events.
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