Ottawa, ON — The Liberal Party of Canada announced today that Jessica Cardill, an experienced leader in political operations, governance, and campaign readiness, will serve as the Party’s new National Director.
“Jessica brings the vision and experience we need to build a stronger, more effective organization for the future,” said Sachit Mehra, President of the Liberal Party of Canada. “I look forward to working with her as we bolster the teams, tools, and training behind our success, strengthen organizing in every corner of the country, and support Mark Carney and our Liberal team’s work to build Canada strong for all.”
Jessica Cardill is a lawyer with extensive expertise in political operations, governance, organizational leadership, and campaign readiness. She served as Senior Director and In-House Counsel with the Liberal Party for more than five years, taking on key responsibilities through two federal election campaigns, the 2025 Liberal leadership race, and three national conventions.
She brings deep knowledge of the Party and a proven record of leading the complex organizational work behind successful campaigns, from the nomination processes to the data systems, tools, training, and operational capacity that enable Liberal teams to engage more Canadians across the country.
“I’m excited to help shape the next chapter of our Party — working alongside the dedicated volunteers, supporters, and staff who make it strong, and investing in the training, tools, and technologies that will help it grow,” said Jessica Cardill. “Together, we will ensure our teams have the support and organization they need to continue earning Canadians’ trust and help Mark Carney and our Liberal team deliver the serious leadership and results this crucial moment demands.”
Building on record-breaking engagement this year, the Liberal Party of Canada is in one of its strongest-ever positions for fundraising and grassroots organizing, including our best-ever first quarter for fundraising outside an election year, successful by-elections that saw Tatiana Auguste, Danielle Martin and Doly Begum join our team in Parliament and the largest women’s caucus in history, and our largest-ever policy convention, which welcomed 4,500 Canadians from across the country to Montréal last April.
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