Whether championing young people, newcomers, or women, Farah Mohamed has had a singular mission: to put practical solutions to inequity in front of decision-makers and galvanize them to action.

A refugee from Uganda, Farah came to Canada as a child. Her journey inspired her to launch a thirty-year career working with politicians, entrepreneurs, and philanthropists to give back to Canada. She served as a senior advisor to Canadian politicians, founded G(irls)20 (now FORA), and became CEO of the Malala Fund. Today she serves as CEO of The King’s Trust Canada, a national charity, founded by His Majesty King Charles III, that helps young people facing barriers increase their employability.

Farah is a board member of RefugePoint, and an advisor at Apolitical and The Harbourfront Centre. She is a recipient of The Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, The Order of Merit of Canada and has been recognized as one of BBC’s Top 100 Women.

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Jennifer is the Executive Assistant to Farah Mohamed – CEO at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held similar positions at Pixomondo and Beneplan and has over 25 years of client-facing communication and administration. Jennifer attended Algonquin College.

When not at work, Jennfer enjoys live music, and spending time with friends and family.

Mallory Clyne is the Director of Public Affairs at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously she held positions at The Toronto Region Board of Trade and in the offices of several cabinet ministers in the Ontario and federal governments, leading public affairs on important economic issues.

Mallory has a Master of Sciences from the London School of Economics as well as a Bachelor’s Degree from Concordia University.

When not at work, Mallory enjoys holidays, current affairs and spending time with her dog Charlie in nature.

Nadine Metwaly-Duguay is the Director of Partnerships at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at UNICEF Canada and WE Charity, leading high value partnerships with multi-national organizations to deliver sustainable impact on a global scale. Nadine holds a Master of International Relations and a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from Queen’s University.

When not at work, Nadine enjoys spending quality time with her family, exploring vibrant cities, and enjoying nature through outdoor walks.

Rashad is the Director, People & Performance at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, he held positions in employment and staffing services, as a non-profit consultant, and as an Advisory Council Member for the Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers.

Rashad holds an HBA from the University of Toronto and a Diploma in Human Resources Management from McMaster University. He is currently a Professional Master of Industrial Relations candidate at Queen’s University, focusing on HR and labour relations. Rashad is designated through the HRPA as a Certified Human Resources Professional.

When not at work, you can find Rashad on a tennis court, exploring new haunts, or discussing current events.

Kevin Uchikata is the Controller and Director, Operations at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, he held the position of Manager, Assurance at KPMG, leading assurance services with clients in the charitable, non-profit and government sectors. Kevin has a Bachelor of Business from George Brown College.

When not at work, Kevin enjoys spending time with family, traveling and watching K-dramas.

Sarah Vickery is the Director of Programming at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at the Canadian council for Youth Prosperity, MaRS Discovery District and AMANDLA Social enterprises, building and scaling various youth initiatives. Sarah recently completed a post graduate diploma from St Micheal’s College at the University of Toronto in Social Responsibility and Sustainability.

When not at work, Sarah enjoys sports (go Blue Jays!), travelling and dinner parties.

Habon Ali is the Manager of Strategic Initiatives at the King’s Trust Canada, she previously held positions at Right to Play International, McMaster University, and the Ontario Legislature. Habon has degrees from the University of Toronto, McMaster University, and Tsinghua University.

When not at work, Habon enjoys spending time with her big family, reading and trying different cuisines in the city.

Gaston Calzato is the Senior Manager of Public Affairs at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, he held positions at Enactus Canada as well as industry-leading public relations agencies Citizen and Ketchum, where he executed on Canadian PR campaigns for some of the world’s largest brands.

Gaston has an associate’s degree from Sheridan College.

When not at work, Gaston enjoys sports, music and fashion.

Christine is a Program Manager at the King’s Trust Canada. Previously she held positions at the YMCA of Greater Toronto leading a National Youth Service Program called the YMCA Community Action Network. Christine has a Bachelor of Arts in Social Psychology from McMaster University.

When not at work, Christine enjoys running on the waterfront trail, trying new restaurants, and going to concerts.

Ovie Emakpor is programming coordinator at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, he held positions at Oxford Property management, as well as supporting volunteer initiatives in his local communities. Ovie has a Bachelors Degree from York University.

When not at work, Ovie enjoys photography, being active and anything film related.

Connie is the Coordinator of Finance and Operations at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at Oxford Properties and LA Fitness, leading in customer service. Connie has a degree in Business Administration from George Brown College.

When not at work, Connie enjoys gaming, listening to K-pop and getting involved with the Cadets.

Jeevan Ghataore is the Content Coordinator for Public Affairs at The King’s Trust Canada. He has previously worked in freelance and contract roles in Digital Marketing, as well as various roles in administration and customer service. Jeevan holds a Management with Marketing degree from Royal Holloway, University of London.

When not at work, Jeevan enjoys soccer, men’s fashion and making music.

Nisani is a Manager, Programming at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at youth organisation in the UK such as Restless Development and UpRising, leading program development and delivery of youth employment and leadership programs. Nisani has a Biomedical Science from St George’s, University of London.

When not at work, Nisani enjoys trying out new recipes, going for walks and travelling.

Stacy Johnson (she/her) is a Senior Manager of Programming at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at Lumenus Mental Health, Developmental and Community Services as a Clinical Manager overseeing the mental health counselling team, and at Griffin Centre both as a youth mental health counsellor and lead training facilitator in the areas of equity, diversity, and inclusion. Stacy has a Master’s in Social Work degree from the University of Waterloo, a Bachelor’s in Social Work degree from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), and diplomas in Social Service Work and the Assaulted Women and Children’s Counsellor/ Advocate program from George Brown College.

When not at work, Stacy enjoys listening to 90’s R&B, travelling, and spending time with her loved ones.

Jaspal is the Coordinator, Human Resources at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at The City of Toronto and CBI Health, leading initiatives in employee relations, recruitment, and talent development. Jaspal holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Panjab University.

When not at work, Jaspal enjoys being outdoors, yoga and exploring all things food.

Kathleen Ko is a Senior Manager, Programming at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at South Riverdale Community Health Centre, Student Nutrition Ontario, and Windfall Ecology Centre, leading community development programs and interventions for diverse communities. Kathleen has a Bachelor’s Degree from The University of Western Ontario.

When not at work, she enjoys getting closer to our local flora and fauna, consuming and creating arty things, and puttering around her allotment garden.

Praan Misir is a Project Manager, Youth Employment at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, he held positions at the Ontario Library Association and the Canadian Race Relations Foundation, leading software implementation and digital optimization projects.

Praan has a Master of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership from Carleton University, as well as a Bachelor of Sciences degree from the University of Toronto.

When not at work, Praan enjoys travelling, visiting new bakeries, and a good book.

Alexandra is a Coordinator, Programming at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at the Alma Mater Society as Vice President (Operations) and the Arts and Science Undergraduate Society as Community Outreach Commissioner leading projects centered around budget oversight and financial health, empowerment of student voices, and cultivating a strong, collaborative community. Alexandra has a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from Queen’s University.

When not at work, Alexandra enjoys visiting new restaurants, listening to music, and baking.

Joy Samuel is a Manager, Programming at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at two non-profits, Clean Foundation and the Employer Advisor Nova Scotia Society, as well as St. Mary’s University, leading a provincial internship program, supporting employers and businesses with labour and employment matters and driving growth and increasing opportunities for young people. Joy has a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies from St. Mary’s University.

When not at work, Joy enjoys swing dancing, writing, and coming up with new projects to connect others to their communities.

Alicia Smith is the Manager, Donor Impact at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities, Campfire Circle and the AIDS Committee of Toronto leading donor stewardship and reporting as well as data best practices. She also worked on a successful capital campaign.

Alicia has a Bachelor’s Degree in Education from Queen’s University, a fundraising diploma from George Brown College, and is a Certified Fund Raising Executive.

When not at work, Alicia enjoys weightlifting, taking in audiobooks at 2.65 speed and is a Girl Guide leader.

Ampai is a Program Manager at The King’s Trust Canada. She is the Founder of Step Above Stigma and has also led The Glass Slipper Organization, leading social impact initiatives in mental health and community empowerment. Ampai holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts from Queen’s University. She is a recipient of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women, and the Princess Diana Award for her contributions to social change.

When not at work, Ampai enjoys Samba dancing, cooking, and all things music.

Beth is the Senior Manager, Partnerships at The King’s Trust Canada. Previously, she held positions at Si Systems leading federal government RFP proposal response and strategic business development and in academics as a sessional lecturer on dispute resolution and conflict management in business. Beth has a BA Hons in Political Science from Brock University.

When not at work, Beth enjoys taking hikes with her dog, eating at hidden gem restaurants and making everyone around her laugh.