NANCY HAMM
Chair

Member, Human Rights Watch Canada Committee

Mrs. Hamm has been actively engaged in the advancement of charitable causes for the past twenty-five years. Her involvement has focused on education, social services and human rights. She has broad experience as a board member, campaign fundraiser and event organizer. As Board Chair of Earlscourt Child and Family Centre, she was largely responsible for the merger of Earlscourt and the West End Crèche to become the Child Development Institute, and was its first Board Chair. She continues to be an Advisory Board Member of Child Development Institute. Mrs. Hamm is a Member of Human Rights Watch Canada Committee and Past Chair of the Board of Directors and Executive Committee Member of the Human Rights Watch Canada. She is a Board member of  Pine River Institute and Board Chair of Pine River Foundation. Mrs. Hamm and her husband live in Toronto and have three adult sons.

CLARE GAUDET

Vice President, National Bank

Clare Gaudet is a financial services executive and lawyer and is currently Vice-President and Chief Anti-Money Laundering Officer at the National Bank of Canada. Prior to December 2014, she was Vice-President Enterprise Risk Management TD Bank Group.  Clare started her career at Borden Ladner Gervais as a corporate and securities lawyer. After a decade in private practice, she joined the Toronto Stock Exchange as head of Senior Listings. She then worked at CIBC from 2005 in Regulatory Affairs and Internal Controls. Clare obtained her LL.B. and B.C.L (1984) from McGill University.

Clare has been involved in a number of not-for-profit organizations in the arts and education and is currently Chair of the Governance Committee of the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art in Toronto.  What inspires Clare, as a parent and director of the Pine River Foundation, is the way forward to wholeness that PRI offers young people struggling with addictive behaviors.

Clare lives in Toronto and Montreal with her husband and visits her two grown-up daughters living abroad as often as she can.

LEANNE HALL

Partner, National Aboriginal Client Services Leader, Deloitte Canada

Leanne Hall is a Partner at Deloitte Canada and leads National Aboriginal Client Services Practice for providing professional services across the country for Aboriginal Communities, Aboriginal Economic Development Corporations, private Aboriginal businesses and Corporate Canada.

When it comes to Aboriginal and Stakeholder Relations, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Diversity and Inclusion, , Leanne Hall’s strategic mindset, entrepreneurial flair, commitment to excellence and unwavering desire to make a difference are her tools of the trade. Leanne is leading Deloitte in partnering with Aboriginal communities and their businesses across Canada to drive success, innovation and community well being.   . Leanne is also a current member of the Board of Directors for The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business as well as Wilfrid Laurier University, Board of Governors – Human Resources and Compensation Committee.  She is also a member of Right to Play Canada, Fundraising Committee and IWF Canada.

As mother of two Cree children, Leanne Hall’s passionate efforts to support Aboriginal peoples and communities are an intrinsic part of her personal and professional life.   Leanne is committed to making a difference for youth affected by addiction and mental health issues.

GUY CARR-HARRIS

Chairman and CEO, Canada Colors and Chemicals Ltd. 

Guy Carr-Harris is the controlling shareholder of Canada Colors and Chemicals Limited.  He holds the position of Chairman and Chief Executive Officer and is located in their head office in Toronto, Canada.

Guy Carr-Harris graduated from Proctor Academy, a private school in New Hampshire and attended the University of Vermont where he studied Business Management.

Guy has spent more than 30 years in various positions with Canada Colors and is the 3rd generation to manage the company.  Other responsibilities include being the President and Chairman of Carr Investments and other family holding companies, President of Roseneath Properties as well as being on the board of The Canadian Art Foundation, Branksome Hall, Proctor Academy and The Beaumaris Yacht Club.

Guy Carr-Harris lives with his wife Margaret in Toronto and has two daughters.

JANE AUDET

Associate Director, Upper Canada College

Jane Audet is a Senior Educational Leader with more than 30 years’ experience helping schools build academic and non-academic activities to provide enhanced learning and growth for their students.  Jane is currently the Associate Director of University Counselling at Upper Canada College. Prior to this role she served as Vice Principal of Student Life at Greenwood College School and before that as Head of Student Services at Bishop Strachan School.  Her career in education also includes roles as Middle School Coordinator, Athletic Director and Head of Health and Physical Education. In the summer months, Jane spends as much time as possible at Camp Kirk, an overnight camp co-founded by her husband, Henri Audet, who has been the Executive Director since it began in 1993. The camp is tailored to build resiliency and boost confidence of children, age 7 and 13, who require special accommodations including learning disabilities, AD/HD and Autism Spectrum Disorders. Jane has also gained many years of fundraising experience with Camp Kirk; and maintains her passion is to help every student reach their full potential!  She sees her involvement on the Pine River Foundation Board as a natural extension of this deep personal commitment.