Leadership
2026 Board of Directors
The NAIOP Greater Toronto Chapter’s Board members are the fiduciaries who steer the organization towards a sustainable future by adopting sound, ethical, and legal governance and financial management policies, as well as by making sure the association has adequate resources to advance its mission.
Past Presidents (1989 - 2025)
NAIOP Greater Toronto wishes to recognize and thank Past Board Presidents for the very significant role they played in guiding the organization’s culture, strategic focus, effectiveness, and financial sustainability, as well as serving as ambassadors and advocates. Past Board members continue to be important resources for the organization in multiple ways.
JANUARY 14, 2020 – In attendance at the annual Past Presidents’ Dinner: (standing L to R) Graeme Young, Ted Willcocks, Rick Matthews, Matt Picken, James Tadeson, Sam Barbieri, Michael Pittana, Joel Pearlman, David Ward, Craig Smith, Dean Cutting and John O’Bryan. (seated L to R) Emily Hanna, Scott White, Paul Morse and Andre Kuzmicki.
In review
2025 | Kevin Hardy
2024 | John Stewart
2023 | Christina Iacoucci
2022 | Aly Damji
2021 | Nurit Altman
2020 | Joseph Shaw
2019 | Sam Barbieri
2018 | Joel Pearlman
2017 | Emily Hanna
2016 | Jeremy Wedgbury
2015 | Craig Smith
2014 | Matt Picken
2013 | Michael Turner
2012 | David Ward
2011 | Ted Willcocks
2010 | Dean Cutting
2009 | Graeme Young
2008 | Kathy (Harder) Newell
2007 | Philip Gillin
2006 | Phil Mostowich 2005 | Mark Renzoni
2004 | James Tadeson
2003 | Paul Morse
2002 | Michael Emory
2001 | Andre Kuzmicki
2000 | George Carras
1999 | Gary Morassutti
1998 | Michael Brooks
1997 | Scott White
1996 | John O’Bryan
1995 | Michael Pittana
1994 | Rick Matthews
1993 | Rick Matthews
1992 | Michael Elliott
1991 | Michael Elliott
1990 | Simon Winston
1989 | Simon Winston
Our Dedicated Committees
The Greater Toronto Chapter sincerely thanks our hard-working member committee volunteers who guide strategies for the chapter’s programming and initiatives. These individuals are helping the Chapter deliver continuous value to all members.
Programming Committee
Chairs: Alexandra Khazzam (Hines); Mitchell Gillin (Hullmark)
Members: Jennifer Balcerak; Lindsay Brand, Andrew Broad; Marc Delena; Monica Di Zio; Bryce Gibson; Ben Gilbank; Steve Hodgson; Lesley Leech; Lynton Lewis; Kai Tai Li; Emily Long; Amy McLandress; Sean Menkes; Charlie Musgrave; Kiel O’Sullivan; Duncan Smith; Lindsay Stiles; Heidi Tibben; Gordon Wadley; Nandi Zhang
Suburban Committee
Chair: Kosei Masutani (Pure Industrial)
Members: Eric Chiasson; David Huggins; Christine Blair; Josh Marlowe
Developing Leaders Committee
Chair: Leslie Fang (BGO)
Members: Daniel Drees; Matthew Timbrell; Hilary Salter; Alexandra Screpnechuk; Pauline Sels; Nicole Iacoucci; Jaron Kaller
Government Relations Committee
Chair: Leona Savoie (Savoir Advisory)
Members: Rebecca Askew; Joe Hoffman; Robert Brazzell; Tony Medeiros; Veronica Jarvis; Dayna Gilbert; Jason Shedletsky; Peter Nikolakakos; Charles Arbez; Gayle Nathanson
Education Committee
Chair: Jennifer Campbell (HOOPP)
Members: Jennifer Campbell; Zev Gasner; Anthony Oliva; Jack Saraiva; Ishita Abbott; Jack Convery
Communications Committee
Chairs: Jenny Daly (Oxford Properties); Emily Long (BGO)
Members: Yash Matai; Rabia Munir; Graeme White
REX Awards Committee
Chair: Gordon Wadley (Dream Office REIT)
Members: Victoria Li; Luca Cepparo; George Boskovic; Irena Stankovic; Sebastian Colville-Reeves; Jing Qiu; David Ruta; Cornelia Le
Membership Committee
Chair: Alan Ibrahim (Realstar Management)
Members: Greg Stevenson; Kailey MacKenzie; Allison Fehrman; Michael Beeforth; Fabienne Nelson
Sponsorship Committee
Chair: Julianne Gu (McCarthy Tétrault)
Members: Jenny Daly; Zohaid Qureshi
Networking Initiatives Committee (Bubbles)
Chair: Tushar Gambhir (Manulife)
Members: Lisa Wu; Nicole Iacoucci; Sarah Hsu; Payman Berjis
Get Involved and Develop Relationships
Make the most of your membership by getting involved with your professional association. The NAIOP Greater Toronto Chapter is a volunteer-driven organization, guided by dedicated member committees who shape the chapter’s strategy and deliver its educational programming and industry-favourite events. These include breakfasts, socials, golf and volleyball tournaments, and the annual REX Awards Program & Gala, among many others. Simply put, the Greater Toronto Chapter would not exist without the commitment and hard work of its volunteers. Interested in getting involved?