Meet our Board of Directors
Sudha Datta, Chair
Sudha worked as Head of Operations with an international investment organization for over 15 years and was responsible for custody relationship, asset safety and servicing, securities lending and investment operations. He was honoured with the “Industry Legend” award by Global custodian magazine in 2016. He is currently co-founder and managing partner of consulting firm “Soterium” and advises investment firms, pension trusts and family investment offices. He is a certified public accountant from the State of Colorado, a fellow member of the London Institute of Banking & Finance (U.K.) and a fellow of the Chartered Institute of securities and investments, U.K
Anne Atkins, Vice Chair
Anne has over 20 years administrative experience with the Toronto District School Board. Anne also has experience working as an educational assistant providing in class support for students. Anne has been involved in working on many committees including the East York Antiracist Multicultural Leadership Programme, Autism Think Tank and East York Office Personnel Committee and has also volunteered with the Heart and Stroke Foundation and with a youth drop in programme.
Peter Johnson, Treasurer
Peter has over 30 years experience as a financial manager who has spent his career working for a variety of public and private companies in positions ranging from controller to VP of finance. Peter has over 20 years experience in auditing, accounting, and financial management. He has also provided strategic leadership in the areas of finance and operations benchmarking. Peter is a CPA with an MBA majoring in finance and a BA majoring in Economics.
Sue Ellen Javier-Daluz, Secretary
Sue Ellen is a Project Manager with over 20 years of experience. She has managed and led complex business projects from planning through implementation at OLG. She was a 2 time OLG Opal Award Winner for industry excellence and was a member of the OLG Women’s Network Steering Committee, OLG Diversity and Inclusion Operational Lead Member, and the OLG Social Responsibility Operational Lead Manager.
Dr. Catherine Clark, Past Board Chair
Catherine is Professor Emerita, Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto.
Catherine joined the Department of Behavioural Science, Faculty of Medicine in 1972 and ‘retired’ in 2008. As Professor Emerita, she continued to teach courses, do research and supervise students. Catherine has received many community service and University of Toronto awards including the Ludwik and Estelle Jus Memorial Human Rights Prize. She has vast experience on committees and boards. Catherine’s research and teaching are in the areas of health and human rights, and global health challenges faced by women and children disadvantaged by poverty, prejudice and social exclusion. She has spent many years working in international settings with women, children, political prisoners, refugees, displaced people and street dwellers. She has been a guest lecturer at universities in East Africa, Kenya, Jordan Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Palestine, Israel, China and England. From 1992 – 1996, Catherine took a leave of absence from the University of Toronto to work in Kenya, participating in the evacuation of refugees from Rwanda, working with refugees and displaced people in Kenya and helped organize a major evacuation of street children in Nairobi.
Catherine joined the Department of Behavioural Science, Faculty of Medicine in 1972 and ‘retired’ in 2008. As Professor Emerita, she continued to teach courses, do research and supervise students. Catherine has received many community service and University of Toronto awards including the Ludwik and Estelle Jus Memorial Human Rights Prize. She has vast experience on committees and boards. Catherine’s research and teaching are in the areas of health and human rights, and global health challenges faced by women and children disadvantaged by poverty, prejudice and social exclusion. She has spent many years working in international settings with women, children, political prisoners, refugees, displaced people and street dwellers. She has been a guest lecturer at universities in East Africa, Kenya, Jordan Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Palestine, Israel, China and England. From 1992 – 1996, Catherine took a leave of absence from the University of Toronto to work in Kenya, participating in the evacuation of refugees from Rwanda, working with refugees and displaced people in Kenya and helped organize a major evacuation of street children in Nairobi.
