Trevello Travel Group Adds Professional Development, Learning Team Members

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Jolana Phillips-Veinott, Learning Manager, and Cathy Redekopp, Professional Development Manager for Western Canada.

Trevello Travel Group has announced the addition of Cathy Redekopp and Jolana Phillips-Veinott to their team.

Redekopp, an industry veteran with a background in retail leisure travel, has been appointed as the new Professional Development Manager for Western Canada. Based in Alberta, Redekopp will spearhead the transformation of professional development programs throughout the region.

Meanwhile, Phillips-Veinott, with over two decades of experience in adult education, has assumed the role of Learning Manager.

"We are ecstatic to welcome Cathy and Jolana to our esteemed team. Their unmatched expertise and unwavering passion for continuous learning and professional development will undoubtedly amplify our company's capabilities, ushering in a new era of success for our advisors and their clients”, says Zeina Gedeon, CEO, Trevello Travel Group Inc.

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