Griffin Allen is a lifelong Oakville resident and a seasoned healthcare executive with a

career which spans two decades. Griffin joins the OSCR Board as Certified Healthcare

Executive in good standing with the Canadian College of Health Leaders and Masters of

Health Management from McMaster University.

Griffin finds great passion in serving older adults and vulnerable populations across

Ontario. In his current role with the Jarlette Health Services corporate team Griffin sets

out everyday to make an outstanding difference in the lives of others. In terms of

virtuous leisure and Board of Director engagement Griffin also serves on the Brant,

Haldimand, Norfolk, Hamilton & Halton, Alzheimer's Society Foundation as the Vice

Chair as well as on the Community and Home Assistance to Seniors (CHATS) Quality

Improvement committee. When not in the office Griffin can be found at the hockey arena

as he is also an On-Ice Official for the Ontario Minor Hockey Association.

Elizabeth De Villiers is a Senior Client Relationship Manager at Scotia Bank and is a member of the Burlington/Hamilton/Niagara Commercial Team.

In this role, Elizabeth manages high-profile business clients, structure complex credit facilities, fostering longstanding relationships to ensure holistic service delivery to customers.

Elizabeth joined Scotia Bank in 2021, shortly after immigrating to Canada with her family from South Africa. She has over 15 years of Commercial Banking experience, being a trusted advisor, servicing and supporting the local business community.

Elizabeth volunteers at her local Church’s Kids Ministry. Serving is about being helpful and supportive. “I love being involved in my local community, help people thrive and be the best version of themselves.”

Abdul has held a variety of FP&A Leadership roles in Banking, Retail and Senior Living sectors for over 30 years. 

He has served in large public corporations like Royal Bank of Canada, Hudson’s Bay and Sears Canada along with privately held entities (Olsen Fashion Canada) with a strategic vision of implementing process improvements through technology related solutions. He is currently a member of the Senior Leadership team at Sienna Senior Living where he manages a large and diverse team in Finance for Sienna’s 90 plus Retirement and Long-Term Care locations. 

Abdul is a Chartered Professional Accountant and earned his Master of Business Administration and a Master of Arts in English Literature qualifications from the University of Karachi. 

Known by his collaborative style and an influencer who leads with confidence and approaches the most complex challenges with perseverance and commitment to success, Abdul’s career is testament to these traits. 

Ken Green is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) with several years of audit and financial services experience with leading CPA firms and major banks in Toronto. Ken now runs his own accounting firm where he provides accounting, assurance, and tax services for professionals and businesses including Not-For-Profit organizations.



Ken is also the author of the book, Tax-Efficient Wealth and the creator of TaxEfficientWealth.ca, a platform designed to educate and coach individuals on how to achieve a breakthrough in their personal and business finance. Ken is on a mission to get every Canadian to take meaningful action to achieve financial freedom. He is a leading authority on taxes and personal finance. Ken is a regular contributor on Medium, where he shares his knowledge through his published articles. Ken works with professionals and business owners to manage their taxes. He has helped hundreds of clients to create a path to financial freedom through his tax and business advisory services.

Gisele Murdoch has been a passionate volunteer for over twenty years across a range of organizations. She has been an active advocate for special needs children at the provincial and local levels and has served on the board of the Association for Bright Children of Ontario. She has also served on the boards of the Appleby College Parents Association and the Nottinghill Preschool. Gisele has been active in the young people’s sports community, coaching soccer and managing hockey teams, and she is an engaging reading coach for young learners. For several years, Gisele has also volunteered in OSCaR’s Place.

Prior to her years of volunteering, Gisele spent several years with the Quaker Oats Company in the Corporate Finance, Foreign Exchange and Strategic Planning functions. She holds a Master of Management degree from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Jonathan currently holds the role of Senior Vice President and Business Head for D. F. King Canada (leading corporate governance advisor/proxy solicitor/investor engagement firm); a key business unit of AST Trust Company Canada (AST), where he sits on the management team. He has held senior executive positions with AST, Genworth Canada (now known as Sagen Canada) and Manulife Financial. His experience has been primarily in finance roles of increasing seniority; including corporate finance, investor relations, treasury, corporate development and corporate strategy.

Prior to this, he worked in investment/corporate banking and equity research and held these high impact capital markets roles with top-tier national and global firms such as Citigroup, Scotia Capital and Société Générale.

Jonathan brings with him previous non-profit board experience, and he holds an Honours Bachelor of Commerce from the DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University, an MBA (Finance major) from the Odette School of Business at the University of Windsor, and a Master of Laws (Business Law major) from Osgoode Hall Law School at York University.

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Carey comes to OSCR with a colorful and varied background, with extensive experience in a regulatory environment.

He was most recently the Registrar and Chief Executive Officer of the Bereavement Authority of Ontario, which is the organization responsible for regulating all funeral homes, cemeteries, and crematoriums in Ontario.

He spent his early career as a police detective investigating a wide range of cases and ultimately led one of the largest joint forces operations in the nation. He was awarded the Police Exemplary Service Medal from the Governor General of Canada, Romeo Leblanc.

Carey has also developed strong governance and business acumen, serving for 10 years as the Chair of the Board of First Ontario Credit Union.

He has studied at The John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, and the Schulich School of Business at York University. Carey has earned the Chartered Director designation from the DeGroote School of Business and has an Accredited Director designation from Dalhousie University.