CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

Sloan Martens (they/them) is a queer white settler living in Treaty 7 land in Mohkinstsis, Alberta.

Sloan is the right-hand of the lawyers at Marrow Law, ensuring smooth operations and support so our lawyers can focus on advocacy for clients across Canada. Sloan’s approach reflects our firm’s commitment to respectful, culturally informed, client-centred service.

Sloan designs and maintains the systems that move cases forward including streamlining intake, organizing files, coordinating calendars and court dates, and keeping client communication clear and timely. With a detail-driven, solutions-first mindset, Sloan supports our team from first contact to file completion, ensuring clients feel informed and supported at every step.

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Breanna Epp (she/her) oversees the firm’s growth, supports the team, and ensures that projects move forward smoothly.

Breanna has spent the past decade in team leadership and operations roles across several industries, from the non-profit sector to healthcare to consulting firms. She is based in Treaty 1 (Winnipeg) and as a settler Canadian, she feels privileged to play a background role in the important work Marrow Law is doing in Nunavut and across Canada.

In addition to her work, Breanna is studying Sociology at the University of Manitoba with a focus on understanding the systemic societal factors that affect health outcomes. During her free time, Breanna can be found lifting in the gym, getting outside, or laughing at dumb TV with her partner, Ben.

OFFICE MANAGER

Kerri Potter (She/Her) is the Office Manager at Marrow Law and the first welcoming face clients meet when they connect with our office. With a background in customer service and theatre administration, she brings many years of experience creating warm, professional, and culturally safe spaces.

A graduate of the University of Winnipeg’s Acting Honours program, Kerri has worked extensively in the Winnipeg theatre community, where she collaborated with Indigenous artists, supported the Indigenous Theatre for Youth program at Manitoba Theatre for Young People, and partnered with knowledge and language keepers on educational resources.

At Marrow Law, Kerri ensures the office runs smoothly and that every client feels supported from their very first call. She is the smiling face when you walk in our front door at our Winnipeg office and is grateful to be part of a team dedicated to serving communities across Nunavut and Manitoba.