09/03/2026
Lisa Paull is honoured to represent New Relationship Trust (NRT) as Director of Programs & Services. For the past four years, she has been grateful to walk alongside an incredible team that shares a common vision and commitment to serving and supporting 203 First Nations across British Columbia.
What makes this work so meaningful to Lisa is the opportunity to strengthen relationships with communities, not simply through funding, but by being welcomed into their villages, sharing in a feast, listening to their songs and stories, and learning directly about the priorities and dreams guiding their work. These relationships help NRT better understand the impact of its investments and contribute to a legacy that can carry forward for the next seven generations.
Lisa has witnessed applicants bring forward projects that continue work their ancestors began generations ago. Carrying this work forward takes courage, strength, vision and a deep commitment to community. For Lisa, this is a beautiful example of Chenchenstway: standing and working together to hold each other up and help one another.
Lisa is a member of the Squamish Nation, where her parents and three siblings are also connected. She is a proud mother of three beautiful children, two adult sons and a daughter. Their family also includes two dogs and a cat.
