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After decades in public service, she isn’t slowing down any time soon

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Marlene Jennings is known as someone who isn’t afraid to talk about the elephant in the room.

And at 70, now president of the Anglophone rights organization, the Quebec Community Groups Network, the former federal politician and a self-taught expert in governance and organizational change, Jennings has no plans to kick back and relax.

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