Anouk Bertner is the Executive Director of Future of Good, an award-winning social purpose media organization that equips changemakers with the insights they need to drive impact. She oversees strategy, day-to-day operations, and key programs. Anouk was the Board Chair of Common Approach to Impact Measurement, a key infrastructure for the social purpose sector. Previously, she led EcoEquitable, a social enterprise supporting newcomer women through skills training and employment, including the acclaimed Sewing for Jobs program. Under her leadership, the organization pivoted during the pandemic to produce protective masks. Anouk is passionate about systems change and is committed to reshaping the world. She is a mom to two humans and one dog, and believes there is no bad weather, just bad clothes.

Arti has nearly 20 years’ experience in the philanthropic sector leading granting programs and strategies, organizational change initiatives, and business process improvements. In 2003, Arti joined the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF), one of Canada’s largest grantmaking foundations. Most recently, she was the Manager of Partnership Investments at OTF, where she led the successful rebuilding of the Partnership Investment program that connects the non-profit, public, and private sectors to build a stronger non-profit sector in Ontario. While at OTF, Arti served in a variety of roles. Her work resulted in the design and implementation of innovative philanthropic models and investments that build local communities across Ontario. Prior to joining OTF, Arti led the training and consulting offerings at the Centre for Community Leadership at Niagara College, where she concurrently served as a consultant for Niagara’s non-profit sector. Her community service experience includes Board of Trustees, Brock University, Board Member, Bethlehem Housing and Support Services, and Big Sister, Big Brothers and Sisters of North and West Niagara. Arti received a Bachelor of Science in International Business from Assumption College in the Philippines and a Master of Science in Poverty Reduction and Development Management from the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom.

Graham Singh is Founder and CEO of Relèven, a global charity and fund manager aimed at transforming community-owned properties into new and impactful vocations. Relèven’s team from the social innovation, property finance, urbanism and faith sectors help to assemble, fund and operate projects and have released hundreds of millions of dollars in property value back to local communities. Graham is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario (Huron College),The London School of Economics, St Mellitus College & Cambridge University, Asbury Theological Seminary and the Said Business School at Oxford University. He is also serves as an ordained minister in the Anglican Church of Canada and is a professional member of Canada's heritage community CAHP | ACECP.

Matt is Executive Director of OpenMedia, Canada’s grassroots digital rights community of 230,000+ Canadians. Since 2019 he has led OpenMedia campaigns to make Canada’s Internet more affordable, private, open and free. Previously he worked at IFEX, the International Freedom of Expression Exchange, defending freedom of expression in partnership with peers in global democracies in crisis. He holds a BA in International Relations from the University of British Columbia, and a Masters of Global Affairs from the University of Toronto.