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2017/18 Donors and Volunteers Report DONORS AND VOLUNTEERS 1820/1720 THANK YOU THANK YOU Board of Directors Volunteer Committees Jody Johnson Board Co-Chair; Beth Summers CPA, CA, Executive Grant Committees Associate General Vice-President and Counsel, TransCanada Chief Financial Officer, Annual Violence Prevention Teen Healthy Relationships Dr. Kristin Blakely Board Co-Chair; Superior Plus Corp. Grants Committee Advisory Committee Part-time Sociology Jennifer Flanagan President and CEO, Faculty, Glendon Actua College, York Patt Lenover-Adams Committee Chair Dr. Kristin Blakely Committee Chair; Jessica Houssian Senior Advisor, Women York University and University; Instructor, Moving Millions Crystal Laborero Laborero Consulting University of Toronto University of Toronto Laurie Clarke Fundraising strategist Deb Larocque Assured Natural School of Continuing School of Continuing and consultant Fawzia Ratanshi Studies Studies; Co-Chair of Pamela Wicks CPA, CMA, ICD.D, Karen Sihra TD Bank Group Canadian Women’s Angela Johnson Board Vice-Chair; VP Finance and CFO, Foundation Board of Director, Internal Pulse Seismic Inc. Karine-Myrgianie DAWN Canada Directors Communications and Jean-François Dr. Ramona Lumpkin Retired Ben Lord Youth representative Strategic Relations, Lesley Anderson First United Government of Nova Sophie Gupta Managing Director, Carly Neill Royal LePage Shelter Scotia Somel Investments Inc. Lisa Lue-Shing TJX Canada (Winners/ Foundation HomeSense/Marshalls) Paula Smith Board Treasurer; Partner, Tammy Harkey Dean Student Services, Golsa Golestaneh Youth representative Manon Monastesse Fédération EY Entrepreneur of NEC Native Education Jae-Marie Ferdinand Montreal Children’s des maisons the Year Ontario College Hospital, McGill University Co-Director, Ernst & d’hébergement Julia Miller LesLois Shaw Foundation Young LLP pour femmes Kevin Vowles Voices for Equity Marilyn Roycroft Board Secretary; Marcia Cardamore PeopleSense Retired/consultant Foundation Killa Atencio Youth representative Nadine Sookermany Springtide Resources Kirsten Lawson Provincial Association Shanan Royal LePage Shelter of Transition Houses Spencer-Brown Foundation and Shelters (PATHS) Sheila Davis Bryony House Lindsey Decontie National Aboriginal Circle Against Family Tammy Harkey NEC Native Education Violence College; Canadian LEARN ABOUT OUR BOARD MEMBERS’ AREAS OF EXPERTISE: Women’s Foundation Nasma Ahmed Youth representative canadianwomen.org/about-us/ceo-and-board Board Member Nathalie Lozano-Neira University of British Tania Hlohovsky Envision Counselling & Columbia Andrist Support Centre Papy Abdie Youth representative Pauline Paterson YWCA Toronto Girls and Family Centre Peggy Moss Sandy Whitham TJX Canada (Winners/ HomeSense/Marshalls) 2 3 Anti-Trafficking Girls’ Fund Economic Development Michele Landsberg Community Advisory Committee Advisory Committee Advisory Committee Award Committee Jessica Houssian Committee Chair; Marilyn Roycroft Committee Chair; Natasha Jackson Committee Chair; Michele Landsberg Award founder, author Women Moving Canadian Women’s Nova Scotia Department Angela Johnson Government of Nova Millions; Canadian Foundation Board of Communities, Culture Scotia; Canadian Women’s Women’s Foundation Secretary & Heritage Foundation Board Board Member Ali McConnell Carolyn Bendo Ricki's Vice-Chair Jill Hanley McGill University Amber Young Northern Youth Dallas Fikowski Momentum Jill Andrew Writer, speaker, and School of Social Work Leadership Doreen Parsons Women Unlimited educator Loly Rico FCJ Refugee Centre Ann Watterworth Cassels Brock & Elizabeth Vancity Savings Credit Hannah Hutchinson Acadia University Marcia Cardamore PeopleSense Blackwell Lougheed Green Union Sabrina Ramlall SJRT Communications Foundation Armine Tadevosyan Ellie Jones Thrive Community Youth Liz Rykert MetaStrategies Marie-Michelle Pathy Pathy Family Hawa Mire Network Foundation Marsha Sfeir iris yong pearson Gina McKay United Way Winnipeg Marsha Sfeir Jessica Lyon Ontario Ministry of Indu Krishnamurthy ACEM Microcrédit Melissa Hyland Resiliency Rising Education Montréal Consulting, Ltd. 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