As Canada’s Health and Public Service Lead for nine years, Claudia led Accenture’s industry strategy, delivering sustained double-digit growth. As Inclusion & Diversity Lead for a decade, she positioned Accenture as one of Canada’s most inclusive employers.

Claudia has been actively involved in many organizations committed to equality, innovation, and community impact, including TechNation, the C.D. Howe Institute, and Women United.

Claudia holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Queen’s University, the ICD.D designation from ICD-Rotman’s, and a certificate in Not-for-Profit Governance from Governance Solutions.

Ernie has over 15 years of professional experience in driving key strategic initiatives from the ideation/inception phase through to their execution involving a wide range of stakeholders and trans-disciplinary partnerships leading to successful sustainable programs.

Ernie’s interests include determining how the delivery of care; specifically, within the Canadian aging population and other vulnerable populations can be improved with emerging technologies.

Ernie obtained his Master of Business Administration from the Ivey School of Business, Western University and is currently pursuing his PhD, Health Management at the DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University.

Angel is a father of 2 boys and has been married to his wife, Mary Anne, for over 36 years.

Prior to joining LeaderImpact, Angel was a sales and business development executive for over 30 years leading sales and business development for companies such as Bell Canada, General Electric, Computer Associates, as well as several top software companies.

Angel has an engineering background and studied at De La Salle University.

Angel sits on the Board of several non-profit organizations in STEM, long-term care, and anti-human trafficking. He also sits on several Advisory Boards of startup tech companies. He has been a Business Mentor at the University of Toronto’s Impact Center – an entrepreneurship program for STEM companies. He is also involved in mentorship and coaching for MBA students through several campus ministries.

Today, he stands as the founder of Winsor Human Capital, a firm dedicated to providing comprehensive leadership consulting services to organizations and individuals.

Residing in Oakville alongside his cherished and accomplished wife, Kelly, of 30 years, John takes immense pride in his role as a father of two spectacular young men, Carter and Cole, both in their 20s.

John earned his Bachelor of Business Administration from Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri, and furthered his education through advanced study programs at numerous institutions, including the University of Western Ontario, Richard Ivey School of Business, the University of Michigan, Ross School of Business, and the Faculty of Law at the University of Windsor.

Beyond his professional achievements, John Winsor is a passionate leader and advocate for underserved populations, actively contributing to numerous not-for-profit organizations. His previous board involvement includes serving as Board Chair at Matthew House Refugee Reception Services, Board Secretary for the Canadian Center for Diversity, Board Director at Immigrant Services Calgary, and Board Secretary at Brooklin Village Church.

Previously, Jodey held senior development and communications roles with The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada, including Development Manager and Partner Relations and Print Communications Manager. In these roles, she strengthened stakeholder engagement, managed multi-channel communications, and supported organizational growth through effective donor stewardship.

Earlier in her career, Jodey worked as an Executive Assistant at Shepherd Village and Christie Gardens, building a strong foundation in administration, project coordination, and executive support.

Known for her collaborative leadership style, strong communication skills, and strategic mindset, Jodey is passionate about connecting people to purpose and advancing work that serves communities with integrity and compassion. She has a deep love for seniors and looks forward to serving on the Christie Gardens board of directors.

Bethany is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Toronto, as well as a Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting from York University.

Outside of her professional work, Bethany is deeply committed to supporting vulnerable communities and is actively involved in her local church. She was elected to the Board of Directors of Christie Gardens in January 2026.

Kaylee holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Toronto, where she conducted stem cell research, and she earned her naturopathic training at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine.

An active member of naturopathic associations for the Yukon, Ontario, and Quebec, Kaylee also contributes to improving the literacy and support for preventative health measures for the general public.

Outside of her professional life, Kaylee enjoys her family, being active outdoors and supporting the local church, to help people know God better.