Judy Richards is a seasoned professional and successful entrepreneur, who is the President and operator of Home Helpers Placement Services in Toronto for over four decades. During that time, she simultaneously served in the capacity of board member for People Bridge Charitable Foundation and volunteered with a number of community organizations such as Arts and Culture Jamaica, and the Jamaican Canadian Association of Nurses. Judy is keen to give back to Jamaica, the nation which nurtured her, and decided to establish the St. Ann Medical Outreach to build a better and more healthier future for her fellow citizens.

Dawne Eleanor George (nee Abrahams) was born in Kingston, Jamaica and is now domiciled in Canada. She holds a B.Sc. Hons. in Biochemistry from London University, UK. and a M.Sc. in Neurochemistry from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada.

She worked in Cancer Research for 22 years at Sunnybrook Medical Science Center. She then worked as a Medical Laboratory Technologist for 25 years at Sunnybrook Medical Science Center. Dawne is now retired and is passionately working on the St. Ann Medical Outreach Fundraiser in order to build a better and healthier future for the citizens of Jamaica.

Nadine Anderson is an accomplished and professional Executive Assistant, with more than 20 years of experience assisting C-level executives. Her acclaimed duties include planning and organizing leadership team meetings, large training sessions, and company events. She is also responsible for managing and maintaining multiple executive calendars. Nadine is currently an active member of the JHSC and Social Committee, bringing the added value of health and safety interests to the St. Ann Medical outreach program, and applying her notable expertise in carrying out important executive functions.

Kamala Jean Gopie O. Ont. is a retired educator who has been a volunteer in community development and activities, serving on many boards for over four decades. She began a project in Malawi in 2017 which provides education for preschoolers and teenagers. As a result of her advocacy, philanthropy and volunteerism, she has been the recipient of a number of awards, including the YWCA Woman of Distinction, the Nelson Mandela Humanitarian Award, the Harry Jerome Award for Community service, the City of Toronto William P. Hubbard Award for Race Relations, and the UWI Vice Chancellor Award. Kamala is sure to bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the refurbishing of the St. Ann Medical Outreach Project.

Paul Barnett has over 30 years of hands-on expertise in management consulting, business development, securities, financial and general management. He is endowed with excellent communication skills, and his organizational experience has enabled him to make significant contributions to organizations such as Immigration and Citizenship Canada, where internationally trained professionals apply to settle in Canada.

Sr. Advisor, Government & Stakeholder Relations officer, Ontario Power Generation.

Alexandria has worked at Ontario Power Generation (OPG) for over 5 years, and is currently responsible for building and managing relationships with OPG’s stakeholders, including senior officials, government entities, industries, and communities. Her responsibilities include developing and providing insight, analysis, and recommendations of both government and stakeholder policies and strategies. She is currently the vice chair of the Toronto Region board of Trade Young Professional’s Committee, working to help develop and promote young professionals in the City of Toronto. Alexandria received her degree in Communications and Public Relations and a diploma in Public Administration and Governance. With several years of public relations experience, in the government and utilities industry, and her exemplary educational background in public policy administration and governance, she is sure to bring invaluable management skills and professionalism to the St. Ann Medical outreach project.