Georgia Champagnie has a diverse range of experience working with numerous non-profit organizations in administration, office coordination, and community engagement. She has successfully managed operations and communications across diverse settings, including co-operative housing and community-based organizations, where she supported daily functions, vendor coordination, and member services with efficiency and care. In addition to her administrative background, Georgia is a skilled graphic designer, illustrator, and painter, as well as a passionate community arts facilitator. She has developed and delivered a wide range of grant-funded programs, including large-scale mural projects, youth arts workshops, and community asset mapping initiatives. Her collaborations with organizations such as the Boys and Girls Club of East Scarborough, TAIBU Community Health Centre, and Urbanology magazine highlight her dedication to using the arts as a powerful tool for empowerment, advocacy, and community connection.

Sarah Mangialardo is an artist, administrator and mother who was born and raised in Toronto. She holds a Master’s degree in Photography from Concordia University and a Bachelor’s degree in Photography from Toronto Metropolitan University. Throughout her career as a visual artist, Sarah’s artwork has been exhibited in galleries in North America and abroad. Her work can be found in collections and publications in Canada as well as Europe, and she has been the recipient of support from the Canada Council for the Arts. Sarah has many years of experience in management, administration and education. Her previous work experience includes working as a digital archivist and administrator at the University of Toronto, as well as teaching at Concordia University.

Yazmin is an Arts administrator with years of experience supporting granting opportunities for film, media, and artistic community development projects from diverse roles at the Ministry of Culture, Peru. She has also taken production roles in film and commissioned artistic events. Her most recent work experience with the Pix Film Collective, a Toronto-based grassroots organization that contributes to enriching hybrid and multidisciplinary experimentation in media arts, was awarded the Ignite GLOW scholarship for her outstanding commitment to community development. Yazmin holds a Bachelor in Communication Arts and Sciences from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru where she majored in Audiovisual Communication and postsecondary studies in Marketing and Advertising, and is a graduate of Humber College’s Arts Administration and Cultural Management program.