Matthew Fava is a Toronto-based musician and arts administrator who currently serves as the Executive Director at the Music Gallery. Previously, Matthew worked as Music Director and then Program Manager at CHRY 105.5 FM campus-community radio. He served as Director of Ontario Region at the Canadian Music Centre where he reshaped the workshop and programming profile of the CMC, and also acted as Executive Director at the Tranzac, a multi-purpose venue in Toronto.

Matthew was a founding organizer of the Toronto Creative Music Lab (2015-2019) which presented an annual international music-based workshop with an emphasis on peer-learning, less hierarchical models of composer-performer collaborations, and active engagement with anti-oppression training as a component of artistic virtuosity.

Artist and activist Trina Moyan Bell is nehiyaw iskwew (Plains Cree) from the Frog Lake First Nation in Alberta. She began her career as a writer and producer for the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) and co-produced and directed the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards (now Indspire) for CBC Television. Moyan is a co-founder of Toronto-based Bell & Bernard, a First Nations consulting firm dedicated to including the histories and current realities of Indigenous peoples within urban planning projects, and has spoken widely on Indigenous inclusion and empowerment. Moyan is also a muralist, a traditional dancer and a University of Toronto alumna.

Sonia Sakamoto-Jog (she/her) is an experienced cultural leader and administrator with an extensive career in Toronto's arts sector and a strong commitment to fostering diversity and representation. Most recently she served as Festival Producer at Luminato Festival Toronto, where she co-led the Programming and Production department. Prior to Luminato, Sonia served as Executive Director of the Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival, Board Chair of the Regent Park Film Festival, and Manager of Logistics at the Art Gallery of Ontario, where she oversaw installation and logistics for notable projects including Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors. She has participated as a jury and committee member for the Toronto Arts Council, Toronto Arts Foundation, Ontario Arts Council, Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, and the City of Ottawa.