[SOLD OUT] Transportation Symposium: Are We There Yet?

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Speaker:

• Giles Gherson, President & CEO, Toronto Region Board of Trade

Giles Gherson, President & CEO, Toronto Region Board of Trade

Giles Gherson is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Toronto Region Board of Trade, one of the largest and most influential business organizations in North America. Giles leads the Board’s efforts to advocate on behalf of our members and enhance the business competitiveness of our Region. He is charged with leading the implementation of the Board’s new strategic plan to renew our mission as a catalyst for a vibrant, globally competitive Toronto Region business community. 

Prior to joining the Board in 2022, Giles spent over 25 years in the private and public sector in progressively senior roles. He spent 15 years with the Province of Ontario, where he held multiple influential Deputy Minister roles – most extensively and recently as Deputy Minister, Economic Development. Previously, Giles has led the government’s economic growth and competitiveness policy, overseen the recent creation of two new agencies, Invest Ontario and IP Ontario, and worked to attract a wave of technology and manufacturing investments, including the retooling of the province’s auto sector for next generation battery electric vehicles. He currently sits on Ontario’s Advanced Manufacturing Council, working to boost the long-term competitiveness and resilience of this sector by attracting key investments and creating opportunities for businesses across the province.

Prior to his role in government, Giles worked as editor-in-chief of the Toronto Star, political editor of the National Post and editor of the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business. Giles is the immediate past President of the Board of Directors at the Institute of Public Administration of Canada, the country’s leading professional organization supporting excellence in the public sector.

Speaker:

• Michael Keroullé, Americas Region President, Alstom

Michael Keroullé, Americas Region President, Alstom

Michael Keroullé is President of Alstom’s Americas Region and is based at its regional headquarters in St-Bruno, Quebec. In his role, Michael is a member of Alstom’s Executive Committee and Leadership Team, reporting to Henri Poupart-Lafarge, Alstom’s Chief Executive Officer.

Leading the way to greener and smarter mobility, Alstom develops and markets solutions that provide the sustainable foundations for the future of transportation. Alstom’s products portfolio ranges from high-speed trains, metros, monorail and tramways to integrated systems, customized services, infrastructure, signalling and digital mobility solutions.

Today, the Americas region has over 15,000 employees across North America and Latin America who design, manufacture and install railway solutions for the region as well as for other parts of the world. Michael is responsible for the execution of the Alstom in Motion strategy in the Americas and the region’s commercial and operational performance.

Since taking the role in 2021 Michael has overseen the successful regional integration of Bombardier Transportation with Alstom. He and his team have driven the transformation of the region, increasing employee engagement, overseeing the ramp-up of several manufacturing sites that had been idle or operating at reduced capacity and driving more organizational rigor every day. Under his leadership Alstom has won important new contracts across the region including the multi-billion dollar OnExpress project in the Greater Toronto Area, that brings an innovative joint development and delivery approach; SEPTA, Alstom’s first light rail vehicle contract in the United States; Tren Maya, providing trains and signaling for a brand-new rail line for Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula; and many more. Under Michael’s leadership Alstom in the Americas has also helped deliver and advance several complex projects including the opening of the first segment of Montreal’s new automated train line, REM; opening Edmonton's Valley Line light rail; opening Tren Maya and advancing America’s first high-speed trains into final testing.

Michael is actively involved in initiatives to make Alstom in the region more diverse, equitable and inclusive, and strengthening the presence of women in the rail industry and at Alstom, at all levels and especially in the most senior roles of the organization.

Prior to taking this role in 2021, Michael was President & CEO of GE (General Electric) Steam Power, a $4.5 billion business with 10,000 employees in 60 countries and a global leader for large power plants and services in the energy sector.

During his 24-year career, Michael has held several global leadership roles at GE, Alstom Power and Lurgi, and has worked on four continents (Europe, MEA, Asia and the Americas), leading P&L of increasing dimensions and impact.  He also worked as Chief Commercial Officer for GE Steam Power where he and his teams significantly grew the fossil business and services activities, despite declining market dynamics.

Through each of these roles, Michael has gained a track record of driving customer centricity and operational rigor to deliver solid results for customers and for his business, building and leading diverse and multicultural high impact teams through important transformations, including post-merger integration. Michael holds a master’s degree in chemical engineering from the Université de Technologie de Compiègne (UTC) in France and is an alumnus of INSEAD Executive Education. He and his family live in Montreal, Canada.

Enjoy a delicious meal from our event partners, Oliver + Bonacini.

Speaker:

• The Honourable Prabmeet Sarkaria, Minister of Transportation, Government of Ontario

Moderator:

• Giles Gherson, President & CEO, Toronto Region Board of Trade

Speaker Introduction:

• Marc Boucher, Senior Vice-President, Major Projects, Engineering Services, AtkinsRéalis

The Honourable Prabmeet Sarkaria, Minister of Transportation, Government of Ontario

Prabmeet Sarkaria has the honour of representing his community as the Member of Provincial Parliament for Brampton South and serving the people of Ontario as the Minister of Transportation.

Previously, he served as the Associate Minister of Small Business and Red Tape Reduction and most recently, he served as the President of the Treasury Board where he oversaw the fiscal expenditures of the province.

He is a father to two beautiful girls with his wonderful wife Sarpreet.

Before answering the call to public service, Minister Sarkaria worked as a corporate and commercial Associate at Miller Thomson LLP.  He earned his law degree from the University of Windsor as well as a Bachelor of Business Administration from Wilfrid Laurier University, where he majored in Finance. 

Passionate about community, Prabmeet is an active volunteer. He is an avid sports fan who enjoys playing and watching hockey, basketball, baseball, and football. If you ever have the opportunity to visit his office, it will be impossible to forget who won the 2019 NBA Championship.

Minister Sarkaria entered public service in order to be a strong advocate for hardworking families in Brampton South and all across the province he loves—and is committed to giving voice to the concerns of the everyday people he is humbled to serve.

Marc Boucher, Senior Vice-President, Major Projects, Engineering Services, AtkinsRéalis

Marc Boucher is Senior Vice-President, Market Lead, Transportation and Major Projects, at AtkinsRéalis. He joined the Company in January 2022.

Based in Montreal, he is responsible for the overall leadership of Transportation, and on existing and future Major Projects.

Mr. Boucher’s experience spans over 30 years of managing world-class companies in the aerospace, rail, and energy sectors. Has a strong track record in delivering large, complex infrastructure projects and air and rail transportation equipment. He has a proven ability to deliver results in different countries and cultures (Canada, U.S., Mexico, Europe and China).

Before joining AtkinsRéalis, Mr. Boucher held a number of key senior positions in large organizations, such as Bombardier, Hydro-Quebec and the Canadian Airforce.

Mr. Boucher holds a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, and a post-graduate certificate in Aeronautical Engineering.

Join us for an engaging look into our region’s dynamic mobility patterns, how different networks interact, and opportunities for improvement. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic changes that have occurred in recent years. This session cuts through complexity to provide attendees with a clear, data-driven picture of our current mobility landscape, directly from those making it happen.

Speakers:

• Shakir Hussein, Director of Traffic and Planning, 407 ETR
• Teresa Di Felice, AVP, Government and Community Relations, CAA
• Laura Miller, Head of Public Policy & Communications - Canada, Uber
• Eve Wiggins, Director of Transit, City of Mississauga

Moderator:

• Karla Avis-Birch, Chief Planning Officer, Metrolinx

Shakir Hussein, Director of Traffic and Planning, 407 ETR

With over 20 years of experience in highway traffic, planning, and operations, Shakir is the Director of Traffic and Planning at 407 ETR, the world's first all-electronic and premier open-access toll highway. He leads teams responsible for management, shareholder and grantor reporting, forecasting, and infrastructure planning, ensuring that the highway remains safe and free flowing to support Ontario’s economy and improve the daily lives of Ontarians.

He holds an Executive MBA from Queen's University Smith School of Business, a Master’s in Civil Engineering from The University of Toronto, a Liberal Arts Honours Degree in Geography from Toronto Metropolitan University and a PMP certification. He is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Business Administration from the Sobey School of Business at the University of Saint Mary's.

He has been recognized for innovation as a recipient of multiple Ferrovial international innovation awards and the Brampton Board of Trade Top 40 Under 40 award.

Teresa Di Felice, AVP, Government and Community Relations, CAA

Teresa is the AVP of Government & Community Relations for the CAA Club Group of companies, Canada's largest CAA club. She has been with CAA since 2005. 

She is responsible for the overall direction and execution of the organization’s advocacy strategies and programs. She also oversees CCG’s corporate contributions programs.

Teresa’s breadth and range of knowledge on infrastructure, transportation, road safety, automotive and industry issues related to CAA’s work has resulted in many contributions to the development and execution of sound public policy.  These include input into the province’s cycling strategy, being a member of the Premier’s panel on the Transit Investment Strategy, tow industry reform and other road safety initiatives. 

Laura Miller, Head of Public Policy & Communications - Canada, Uber

Laura Miller leads public policy and communications for Uber in Canada. Alongside her team, Laura’s work focuses on Labour and the Future of Work, Sustainability and the Road to Zero-Emissions, and Social Impact partnerships. Prior to joining Uber, Laura directed marketing and communications at Elevate, an organization focussed on uniting Canada’s innovators to solve society’s greatest challenges, and at a property technology firm based in British Columbia. She started her career in politics and government where she had the honour of supporting two Premiers and a Prime Minister. Laura holds a Bachelor of Arts from Western University.

Eve Wiggins, Director of Transit, City of Mississauga

Eve Wiggins, the Director of Transit for MiWay in the City of Mississauga, possesses a distinguished career spanning over three decades in Transportation. Holding a Master’s of Science in Airport Planning and Management from Loughborough University (pronounced Luffboro) in the United Kingdom, she earned extensive strategy, planning, safety and operations expertise cultivated through 20 years in aviation on three continents.

Eve's Public Transit trajectory started with the pivotal role of Group Station Manager at the Toronto Transit Commission, as part of Andy Byford’s modernization of the third-largest transit system in North America. Subsequently, she undertook leadership of the TTC's paratransit operation, Wheel Trans, where she formulated and executed a 10-year strategy for integrating accessible travel with the conventional systems of bus, streetcar, and subway.

In 2018, Eve was recruited by Metrolinx, the Provincial transit operator, where she served as the Vice President Bus Services for four years. During her tenure, she implemented the Regional Express Bus strategy and adeptly navigated the challenges posed by the pandemic. This fall, she assumed the role of Director of Transit for MiWay in the City of Mississauga.

Karla Avis-Birch, Chief Planning Officer, Metrolinx

As Chief Planning Officer, Karla extends her tenure at Metrolinx and builds on her executive leadership and award-winning, multi-billion-dollar project delivery experience.

Throughout her career, Karla has overseen the construction and completion of countless instrumental infrastructural pieces and has accelerated the delivery of service. In her previous role as Vice President, GO Stations Capital Delivery, she established Metrolinx’s first Project Controls & Design Standards Office, partnered with Infrastructure Ontario on the procurement of P3 projects, and was accountable for the delivery of transformational GO Expansion programs.

Karla is a Civil Engineering graduate from Ryerson University. Karla’s proven record of excellence garnered her a feature in the Women of Influence “Meet a Role Model” article and a spot amongst the 2020 Women in Infrastructure Network (WIN) Outstanding Leaders short list. She also served as the 2017 and 2018 President of the Women in Transportation Seminars (WTS) Toronto Area Chapter. She has been federally appointed by Infrastructure Canada to serve on the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) Board of Directors to oversee the construction of the Gordie Howe bridge.

As Chief Planning Officer, Karla will guide the planning and benefits of the regional transportation network and support practical advancement of the Regional Transportation Plan and evidence-based decision making in the delivery of transit projects. She is deeply passionate about forging end-to-end transit solutions from vision to reality, region-wide, tomorrow, and for decades to come.

Digitalization is driving innovation in infrastructure investment globally – facilitating advancements in automation, collaboration and operational performance that are revolutionizing transit and transportation systems. As we move towards more automated, digitized transit systems, how do we ensure transit is resilient and secure while providing passengers with safe and reliable service? Learn why these investments are vital to the future of our increasingly interconnected region and how your projects can maximize this potential.

Speakers:

• Eddy Thésée, Vice President of Cybersecurity, Alstom
• Mustafa Mirza, Vice President of Rail and Transit - Ontario, WSP

Moderator:

• Neel Dayal, Head of Innovation and Partnerships, Rogers

Eddy Thésée, Vice President of Cybersecurity, Alstom

With a background in Mathematics, telecommunication and information technology, Eddy Thésée joined the railway signalling business 20 years ago in Alstom. After several positions in Information technology, methods and tools, and continuous improvement, he is leading the Cybersecurity for Alstom covering the products, solutions, and services portfolio. 

Mustafa Mirza, Vice President of Rail and Transit - Ontario, WSP

Mustafa Mirza is the Vice President of Rail & Transit, Ontario, at WSP in Canada. With close to 20 years of experience in the sector, he has been involved in leading, managing and reviewing major rail and transit projects both within Canada and around the world. His dedication to the industry was recognized in 2019, when he was named to Mass Transit Magazine’s Top 40 Under 40 for his innovative approach, his demonstrated leadership, and his commitment to making an impact in the transit industry. Mustafa is an active member of the rail and transit community, acting as an ally and sponsor for women and under-represented groups in the sector.

Neel Dayal, Head of Innovation and Partnerships, Rogers

Neel Dayal joined Rogers Communications Canada Inc in October 2012 as part of the Digital organization. Since then, Neel has worked in various roles in the strategy organization, finance and is currently leading Innovation and Partnerships in the Technology Organization.

His current accountabilities include partnerships with the University of British Columbia and the University of Waterloo focused on 5G Research on smart cities, public safety, transportation and bringing the most advanced 5G technologies to both campuses.

He has recently stood up the 5G Create Lab at Communitech in the heart of Kitchener/Waterloo’s vibrant tech ecosystem where he will be working with the ecosystem to accelerate the commercialization of 5G technologies.

He currently sits on the Toronto Board of Trade Innovation Sub Committee and the Canadian Telecom Summit Advisory Board. He is also an active investor and advisor to early-stage companies.

Take a moment to stretch your legs, network and have a coffee.

In a special presentation, Dan Gardner, co-author of one of the Economist’s Best Books of 2023, How Big Things Get Done, joins us to share his insights on successful project leadership. Explore the staggering statistics revealing the challenges of completing projects of all sizes and types. Dan explores the prevalence of failure and the exceptional success of rare projects offering invaluable insights applicable to effectively planning, executing, and delivering complex projects of any scale.

Dan Gardner, Award-Winning Journalist, Bestselling Author & Co-Author, How Big Things Get Done

Can we improve our ability to forecast the future and manage risks to do better in business and life? Award-winning journalist and bestselling author Dan Gardner tackles these questions and more in his eye-opening and mind-expanding talks. Based on his bestselling books about psychology and decision making, Gardner’s talks draw on the latest research and his long experience in journalism and politics to challenge assumptions and find creative solutions.

A former journalist and national affairs commentator, Gardner’s work has won or been nominated for every major award in Canadian newspaper journalism, including the National Newspaper Award, the Michener Award, and the Canadian Association of Journalists Award.

Gardner is also the New York Times bestselling author of four books — Risk: The Science and Politics of Fear; Future Babble; Superforecasting: The Art and Science of Prediction, which was named one of the best books of 2015 by The Economist, Bloomberg, and Amazon; and, his most recent, How Big Things Get Done, co-written with Oxford University Professor Bent Flyvbjerg. His books have been published in 25 countries and 20 languages.

An honourary senior fellow at the University of Ottawa’s Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, Gardner has spoken and consulted with organizations worldwide, including Google, Goldman Sachs, Siemens, Zurich Insurance, Khosla Ventures, and a variety of hedge funds and governments.

Our infrastructure must keep pace with the region to effectively support its evolving needs and demands. Historically, our region has struggled to deliver massive infrastructure on time and on budget. How can we transform infrastructure delivery to do better? By examining key projects in the Canadian market, our panelists will enhance your understanding of how we can harness national best practices and cutting-edge approaches to build a world-class transit system.

Speakers:

• Richard Inglis, Executive Vice-President - Ontario Line, Metrolinx
• Fred Antunes, Senior Vice-President, Capture Management for Major Projects, AtkinsRéalis
• Russell Jackson, Global Transit Director, AECOM

Moderator:

• Godyne Sibay, Senior Strategic Advisor, McCarthy Tétrault LLP

Richard Inglis, Executive Vice-President - Ontario Line, Metrolinx

Richard is an Engineering Professional, with over 25 years of experience in delivering complex rail projects worldwide.

Richard joined Metrolinx’s Capital Project Group, Rapid Transit in early 2023 as Executive Vice President, Subway Project Delivery - Ontario Line and is responsible for leading the integrated Ontario Line Project Team, to deliver multiple diverse contracts which include: South Civil (DBF), Rolling Stock, Systems, Operations and Maintenance (DBFOM) and two Progressive Design-Build contracts: Elevated Guideway and Stations and Pape Tunnel and Underground Stations. In addition, ten (10) Enabling Works packages such as Don Valley Crossing, Pape Support of Excavation and five (5) Joint Corridor Early Works packages; Exhibition Station, Lower Don Enabling Works (Packages 1,2,3) and Lakeshore East.  

The sum total of this mega transit project will be delivering a15.6 km subway Line with fifteen (15) stations from Exhibition Place to the Ontario Science Centre, through the heart of downtown Toronto, creating significant relief from crowding throughout the existing transit network with connections to the TTC’s Line 1 and Line 2, three GO Transit rail lines, and the Eglinton Crosstown LRT.

From 2018 to 2022, Richard helped lead the preparation of the winning OnCorr proposal put forward by ONxpress, and thereafter supported mobilization of the ONxpress team as lead of the Aecon-FCC Design-Build Joint Venture.  

Fred Antunes, Senior Vice-President, Capture Management for Major Projects, AtkinsRéalis

Fred Antunes is the Senior Vice-President, Capture Management for Major Projects at AtkinsRéalis. He’s responsible for assembling teams, building culture, and creating the organizational structure in its Major Projects function, as well as developing the methodology in responding to collaborative contracting Requests for Proposals. He is also represents the construction Non-Owner Participant on the Alliance Leadership Team for the East Harbour Transit Hub in Toronto, which is being delivered under an alliance contracting model. He was previously the Deputy Minister of the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways (MoH), where he was accountable to provide strategic leadership, direction and management for the planning, design, construction, maintenance and operations of the provincial highway network and the Saskatchewan Highway Patrol as well as developing provincial transportation policy, strategic communications of MoH initiatives and procurement policy.  

Russell Jackson, Global Transit Director, AECOM

Russell Jackson is a civil engineer with over 30 years’ experience in executive business management, major project design management and multi-disciplinary engineering of infrastructure projects. As AECOM’s Global Transit EVP, he provides worldwide leadership and strategic direction across our $1.2bn of annual Transit revenues. AECOM is the number 1 transit firm by fees in 2023 according to Engineering News-Record.

Russell’s focus is on key clients, capability, major programme delivery, large-scale pursuits and industry thought leadership. As Global Transit EVP he leads the strategy for growth in the sector. AECOM has five Global Business Lines and Transit is part of the Transportation GBL. These business lines co-ordinate across the seven global Regions and 55,000 people in AECOM’s operational teams.

Godyne Sibay, Senior Strategic Advisor, McCarthy Tétrault LLP

Godyne Sibay is Senior Strategic Advisor for McCarthy Tétrault LLP focused on three areas: business development, talent development, particularly as it pertains to business development, and firm growth initiatives, working with other leaders at the firm. Previously, she was Regional Managing Partner (Ontario), a Senior Partner of the Real Property and Planning, Projects and Infrastructure Groups and a former member of the Board of Partners. She has extensive experience in project development, public-private partnerships, public procurement and real estate including acquisition, disposition, leasing and construction matters. Significant landmark infrastructure and development projects across Canada include numerous PPP and other projects involving hospitals, power, transportation, universities, hotels, forensic facilities, police facilities, condominium, commercial, mixed use and professional sport facilities. Godyne is consistently recognized for her experience in leading legal directories including Chambers Global and Chambers Canada, the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, International Who’s Who Legal, The Legal 500-Canada, the Guide to the World’s Leading Women in Business Law, and Martindale-Hubbell.   Her leadership, commitment and expertise have demonstrated how great projects can be delivered with collaborative teamwork, diverse teams and innovative solutions. 

As passionate as she has been in her career in law, Godyne is equally passionate about making a difference in the business community and in the community at-large. She is a board member of both CivicAction Leadership Foundation and the Toronto Region Board of Trade and is a former co-chair of Women Gaining Ground (now Women United) for United Way and a founding co-chair of both the Women’s Leadership Initiative, Urban Land Institute and Women’s Infrastructure Network (Toronto). In 2011, Godyne was selected as one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women by the Women’s Executive Network (WXN). She is recognized as a Women’s Leadership Champion by Urban Land Institute and is a member of International Women’s Forum, CCPP and TCREW. She was a member of Minister Mulroney’s Transit Advisory Council and is a member on the Ontario Chamber of Commerce Advisory Council on Ontario’s Economic Future. She is also a member of the Advisory Board for LEAP Pecaut for Social Impact Centre.  A true believer that a rising tide raises all boats, she has endowed a real estate scholarship for law students at the University of Ottawa.  In recognition of her life-long commitment to the legal profession, Godyne was inducted in 2019 to the University of Ottawa’s Common Law Honour Society, a peer-selected award that recognizes those who exemplify the values of leadership, excellence, and community.  

Join Martin Imbleau, CEO of VIA HFR – VIA TGF INC., for a compelling exploration of the transformative High Frequency Rail project. Set to redefine intercity travel in Canada, this initiative aims to connect the Toronto Region, eastward through to Quebec, with the potential to reach speeds up to 200 km per hour. Learn more about how one of Canada’s most critical infrastructure projects will enhance travel experience between Canada's major cities and communities and contribute significantly to the nation's economic growth.

Martin Imbleau, CEO, VIA HFR – VIA TGF Inc.

Martin Imbleau brings a wealth of experience in developing and implementing major infrastructure projects.

Prior to joining VIA HFR – VIA TGF Inc., Martin was President and CEO of the Montreal Port Authority.

Previously, he was Vice-President of Corporate Strategies and Business Development at Hydro-Québec. He has also held senior vice-president positions at Énergir, where he was responsible for business development, renewable energy, community relations, corporate strategy and operations.

Martin holds a Master of Law degree from Université de Montréal and a Bachelor of Law from Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM). He was called to the Barreau du Québec in 1997. He continues to champion international human rights through the publication of several books on international law, human rights, freedom of expression, genocide and transitional justice. 

Martin chairs the Board of Directors of the Raoul-Dandurand Chair of Strategic and Diplomatic Studies at UQAM.  

Hear from an international speaker with unparalleled local expertise. CEO of the Toronto Transit Commission; President of the New York City Transit Authority; Commissioner of Transport for London, and now, Senior Vice President for High-Speed Rail at Amtrak, Andy Byford has had an extraordinary career, leading transport authorities and projects around the world. Andy will share his top 5 lessons learned from his global experience, followed by a sit-down Q&A session.

Speaker:

• Andy Byford, Senior Vice President, HSR Development Programs, Amtrak 

Moderator:

• Angela Clayton, President, Project Delivery, Infrastructure Ontario

Andy Byford, Senior Vice President, HSR Development Programs, Amtrak 

Andy Byford is a transport professional whose 35-year career has spanned three continents.

Andy joined London Underground in 1989 as a uniformed Station Foreman and has gone on to lead the largest transit systems in the United States, Canada and the UK, as well as running day-to-day operations on Australia's busiest network.

This unique achievement has given Andy a rare global perspective of transport operations, finances and politics and will stand him in good stead in his current role, leading the identification and delivery of new high-speed rail corridors for Amtrak in the US.

Andy grew up in Plymouth and is a graduate of the University of Leicester. 

Angela Clayton, President, Project Delivery, Infrastructure Ontario

With over 20 years of experience in the infrastructure sector, Angela has extensive experience working in both the public and private sectors in the areas of strategic planning, risk management, and program management. She is currently the President, Project Delivery, with Infrastructure Ontario where she is responsible for overseeing the strategy, planning, and implementation of infrastructure projects across Ontario. 

Angela is a Chartered Professional Accountant with a bachelor’s degree in commerce and several professional designations, including Project Management Professional, Facilities Management Administrator, and Real Property Administrator. 

She is a passionate advocate for women in the infrastructure sector and actively seeks ways to make meaningful contributions to her community through her involvement in industry associations and volunteer efforts.

Speaker:

• Giles Gherson, President & CEO, Toronto Region Board of Trade