Municipal Housing Corporation Announces New CEO

December 8, 2025

County of Inverness Municipal Housing Corporation Announces New CEO

The County of Inverness Municipal Housing Corporation, which oversees the operation of two long-term care homes and two small options homes in Inverness County, is pleased to announce the appointment of Frank Nelson as its incoming Chief Executive Officer. He will succeed Stephen Doiron, who has served in the inaugural CEO role since September 2022.

A resident of South Lake Ainslie, Nelson brings 15 years of senior administrative leadership within a large long-term care organization. He also has more than ten years of management experience with a not-for-profit healthcare organization that provided medical insurance counselling and client advocacy services to older adults and persons with disabilities.

“I’m thrilled to have an opportunity to share my experience and knowledge so close to home and look forward to advancing the County of Inverness Municipal Housing Corporation’s many initiatives to improve care for residents, their caregivers, and the dedicated staff in each of our facilities,” said Nelson.

Frank Nelson will assume the CEO position on December 8, 2025, beginning a transition process alongside the outgoing CEO.

About the County of Inverness Municipal Housing Corporation
The County of Inverness Municipal Housing Corporation (CIMHC) is a not-for-profit corporation comprised of four separate entities: two long-term care homes; Inverary Manor, (Inverness) and Foyer Père Fiset (Chéticamp) and two small option homes; Koster Huis (Mabou) and Port Hood Small Options (Port Hood).