Appointee Biographies

ELNORA MAGBOO

Elnora Magboo is a former Program Manager with the George Hull Centre for Children and Families. Her community involvement has included serving as an editorial board member with the Rexdale Community Network News and is currently a columnist with Filipiniana News. Mrs. Magboo is a former member of the Council of the College of Medical Radiation Technologists of Ontario (2004 until 2016). She holds an English Literature and Journalism degree from the University of Santo Tomas (Philippines) and a Community Development Work diploma and an Employment Counselling for Immigrants and Refugees certificate from George Brown College.

RANDY BAKER

Randy Baker is a Queen’s University graduate with an MBA from Ivey Business School, I have developed and operated large consumer products businesses internationally at companies like Sony, The Sony Store, ATI Technologies, and Advanced Micro Devices. This includes extensive international B2B, B2C, E-commerce, Distribution and Retail Marketing/Merchandising experience. Today as a Business Consultant and entrepreneurial mentor my approach begins with strategy and the process of identifying sustainable competitive advantage. Moves to understanding what business, a company is in, including product and market focus. Then focuses on defining the unique combination of people, product, service, or process that delivers a unique value proposition. Finally, as a member of a Board, I understand the importance of confidentiality, transparency and of the responsibility to make the difficult decisions required to benefit an organization and its stakeholders including employees, members, and customers.

CINDY WAGG

Cindy Wagg is a former constituency assistant for the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 2018-2020, and a former executive assistant for Pamela Ennis & Associates. Her community involvement includes serving as a board member for the Mississauga Co-operative.

JAMES KILLINGSWORTH

Jamie Killingsworth is a former journalist who now works as a Lecturer in the Media Studies and Justice Studies programs at the University of Guelph-Humber. He is currently a Level 5 umpire with Baseball Canada and has served previously on the boards of InterCounty Baseball and Guelph Minor Baseball. For over 15 years, Jamie worked as a sports and news broadcaster with CTV Kitchener. Jamie graduated from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Arts in Canadian History and Politics and earned a Master of Journalism degree from Carleton University.

STEPHEN MOLNAR

Stephen Molnar is the former Mayor for the Town of Tillsonburg, serving both his constituents and the residents of Oxford County for 15 years. He remains active in the health care field as a Board Member of Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital. From previous Provincial appointments with the Ministry of Transportation to leadership roles with various Economic Development Corporations and additional membership on Public Health Boards (Southwest Public Health) and Long-term Care governance, Stephen has dedicated much of his adult life caring for others and building strong communities.

ADRIENNE KATZ

Adrienne Katz, of Toronto, is Partner, Director of Strategy with Creative Equity Partners. Adrienne’s community involvement includes serving as a fundraiser for the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation.

NADIRAH NAZEER

Nadirah Nazeer, of Oakville, is a TV Host for Healthy Minds Healthy Life of Cogeco Cable TV. Her community involvement includes grassroot initiatives to help new immigrants settle in Canada. She is also a volunteer for Halton Women's Place and Zonta of Oakville.

MARK FELDSTEIN

Mark Feldstein is a Chartered Professional Accountant and a Chartered Accountant. He obtained his Chartered Accountant degree in 1985, opened his accounting practice in August 1987, and retired in January 2025. His accounting firm specialized in income tax. Mark was a presenter at the CPA Canada National Tax conference in 2014. He was a tribunal judge on the discipline committee at CPA Ontario from 2012 to 2022. He was a lecturer at York University in 1989. In 2004, Mark became certified in Kripalu yoga as an instructor and taught yoga next to his accounting office. He taught basic training for the Canadian Armed Forces in 1978 as a noncommission officer. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts from York University in 1982, majoring in economics and psychology. He obtained a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Windsor in 1982, majoring in accounting.