Cheryl was elected as Mayor of Hornepayne. She is the first female and first Indigenous Mayor for the community. Cheryl is also the second Indigenous Mayor to be elected in Ontario. Cheryl has an extraordinary appetite for community building and is always hunting down new information and best practices in this regard. Cheryl is committed to being transparent and accountable.
Gary has earned a reputation as a ‘go-to’ Business Coach to Lawyers since 2005. If you are a lawyer and want to come out of Covid-19 stronger than ever, you should have a chat with Gary. When we get out of this, and we will, do you want to be limping or leaping?
Chandrima Neogy was born in Montreal, Quebec and raised in Mississauga by two hard working immigrant parents. Chandrima is a York University graduate, Sheridan College grad with honours in Justice Studies and Corrections and Trios College grad with honours in the Paralegal program with honours.
Chandrima has worked as a correctional office in both young offenders facilities as well as male maximum security security facilities. She has gained extensive knowledge in civil litigation, small claims, family law however specializing more in criminal law. Chandrima has ascended to working within the Ministry of Attorney General as a court registrar being expose wo numerous high profile criminal cases as well as working directly with top ranking judges and attorneys. Chandrima is still a resident of Mississauga and a single mother who still pursues higher knowledge and learning experiences within the criminal law system.
Roman was elected in June 2018 and currently serves as the MPP for York Center. He is the Chair of Parliament’s Standing Committee on Justice Policy.
Roman is a lawyer called to the Ontario Bar in 2006. He practiced law until his election, primarily in insurance and commercial litigation.