Myrna Tulandi is an adjunct professor in legal technology at TMU’s Lincoln Alexander School of Law, a mentor for candidates of TMU’s Law Practice Program, a senior lawyer and presiding member of the Consent and Capacity Board, a member of the Discipline and Fitness to Practise Committees at the Ontario College of Teachers, and a business lead experienced in data and knowledge management.
She worked with domestic and global stakeholders at Equifax and LexisNexis, most recently developing and managing product direction and roadmaps in consequence to Canadian privacy legislation, as well as market sensibilities around data privacy and security.
Myrna was a council member for the College of a regulated health profession and chaired its Inquiries, Complaints, and Reports Committee.
Educated in both the Canadian common law and civil law traditions, she previously practised at bilingual law firms in Toronto and Montreal, with a focus on corporate law, commercial litigation, and trademarks. Myrna also volunteers in delivering programs to promote financial literacy and entrepreneurship in school-aged students and as a mentor for a Toronto association of product management professionals.
