Dominique Sedlezky to Lead VGM Canada as Dave Davies Prepares to Retire

TORONTO, Ontario—VGM Canada announced a planned leadership transition, with Dominique Sedlezky assuming leadership as vice president of VGM Canada effective Nov. 2, 2026, and Dave Davies retiring at the end of the year.

Sedlezky and Davies will work together to ensure a thoughtful handoff, the company said. VGM Canada members, vendor partners and industry partners can expect continuity in the relationships, services and support they rely on throughout the transition.

“This is a planned transition built on a strong foundation and a shared commitment to our members,” said Tyler Mahncke, senior vice president of membership, VGM. “Dominique Sedlezky brings deep industry experience and established relationships with members and partners, positioning VGM Canada to continue supporting the industry with continuity and confidence.”

Sedlezky currently serves as director of member and supplier relations for VGM Canada. Since joining VGM Canada in 2024, she has worked with members, supplier partners, provincial associations and healthcare stakeholders across Canada. She brings more than 20 years of experience in the medical device, mobility, accessibility and home medical equipment sectors spanning operations, business development, reimbursement, funding advocacy, supplier management and strategic leadership.

“I am honoured to have the opportunity to lead VGM Canada and build on the strong foundation Dave has created. His leadership, commitment to our members and deep understanding of the Canadian market have shaped an organization that is trusted across the industry,” said Sedlezky. “I am grateful to work alongside him through this transition and look forward to listening to our members, strengthening our partnerships and ensuring VGM Canada continues to deliver the advocacy, expertise and support our members need to succeed.”

Davies will retire from VGM Canada on Dec. 31, 2026, after 24 years with the organization, where he has served as vice president and president. During his tenure, he contributed to VGM Canada’s growth, member engagement, strategic partnerships and advocacy while building relationships with healthcare providers, manufacturers and industry partners across Canada.

“Dave has made a lasting contribution to VGM Canada and the relationships it has built across the Canadian healthcare community,” continued Mahncke.

“It has been a privilege to serve VGM Canada and work alongside members, vendor partners and colleagues who care deeply about strengthening our industry,” said Davies. “I am proud of what we have accomplished together and grateful for the relationships that have made this work so meaningful. Dominique understands our members, our business and the opportunities ahead, and I have tremendous confidence in her leadership. We are working closely to ensure a thoughtful transition, and I know VGM Canada will continue to be a trusted partner and advocate for its members.”

VMembers and partners can continue engaging with VGM Canada as usual and accessing the relationships, services and support they rely on. Questions about the transition can be directed to Dominique Sedlezky.