Heather’s penchant for collaboration, proficiency in English and French, and passion for community have helped her foster strong relationships throughout the non-profit sector. Her Montreal upbringing and global travels have not only instilled in her a love of arts and culture but also a lifelong dedication to equality and human rights—amply nurtured through roles at the Foundation for Genocide Education, The Townshippers' Association, and now, Mentor Canada.
At Mentor Canada, Heather works closely with organizations, community leaders, changemakers, and stakeholders to develop and improve mentoring initiatives to address employment barriers, and the mentoring gap facing youth and equity-deserving populations across Canada.
Heather studied marketing, PR, and business administration at Concordia University and Dawson College. These days, her calendar (and her heart) are filled with physical activities from yoga to weightlifting, exploring gastronomy, experiencing museums and music, and delighting in good books and good friends.