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Board of Directors

 

Naomi Alboim

 

Carrie Blair

 

Ratna Omidvar,
Maytree
Chair of the Board

 

 Naomi Alboim,
Queen’s University		 Carrie Blair,
TD Bank Group

Kirk Dudtschak

Mario Calla,
COSTI Immigrant Services		 Kirk Dudtschak,
RBC		 Diane Jeffreys,
KPMG
Gabriel Leiva von Bovet headshot

Kathy Lockwood headshot

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Gabriel Leiva von Bovet
IBM Canada
HispanoTech.ca		 Kathy Lockwood, Manulife Financial Young Park
CGI
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Baskaran Rajamani
Deloitte
 Sanish Samuel,
York University Foundation		 John Tory,
Greater Toronto CivicAction Alliance

Shelley White,
United Way of Peel Region		 Daniele Zanotti,
United Way of York Region		 Philip Schalm

 

Members of the board are also members of Council.

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