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Barbara Henning
Co-Founder and Managing Partner
barbara@legato.ca From Europe to Canada, Barbara's knowledgeable and often direct approach has impacted and guided many people; from musical superstars and international business managers to highly innovative entrepreneurs and their families. Originally from the Bavarian city of Munich, Germany and now also a Canadian citizen, Barbara lives in Vancouver, BC. At Legato, Barbara guides our company in every effort we make towards helping our clients achieve their goals. A motivated athlete, Barbara competed in international ski racing as a young adult. By working out every day, Barbara continues on her path of recovery following an unexpected hemorrhagic stroke that required immediate neurosurgery in the Fall of 2016. Whenever possible, Barbara will head to the Tyrolian mountains of Austria or to the slopes of Whistler. |


Don Anderson
Co-Founder & President
Don@Legato.ca In 2014, the Insurance Council of British Columbia licensed Don as a Professional Advisor. Constantly learning, Don's just completed the Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) professional designation after four years of studies. A serial entrepreneur in western Canada and Silicon Valley across a wide range of industries, Don has been a senior member of three different technology companies that from grew from startup to public listing. A graduate of the University of British Columbia in 1985 with a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Science (Mechanical Engineering) , Don held his P. Eng. for 25 years. He volunteers extensively within the community, including as a director at the Pacific Parkinson's Research Centre (PPRI) supporting Parkinson's research at the University of British Columbia. |