Sal-Sabila is a Bangladeshi-Canadian community organizer, researcher, and graduate student in Migration and Diaspora Studies at Carleton University. She is the founder of Youth Gravity, a grassroots, youth-led organization dedicated to amplifying the voices of racialized young people and challenging systemic inequities through research, education, and advocacy. She brings this perspective to her research, which explores intergenerational trauma, migration policies, and the role of community in preventing hate and violent extremism. She is interested in applying her expertise and diverse perspectives to better understand affordable housing in Canada.

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CC Smith

CC currently serves as the liaison between the boards of Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation (CCOC) and Cahdco. She is an experienced communicator with a passion for storytelling, working as the Communications and Reporting Manager for Boann Social Impact. Previously, CC worked for the Government of Canada, working on notable projects such as authoring the Defence Investment Plan Annual Update 2019 and launching the Social Finance Fund. CC holds a BA in Political Science and an MA in Public Policy and Administration. She is also unapologetically neurodivergent, disabled, and queer.  

Charles Kamin

Charles Kamin is a seasoned advisor and entrepreneur with extensive experience in strategic partnerships, project development, and sustainable growth initiatives across North America and Africa. As the Managing Director of RMC Advisory Group, he has spearheaded innovative projects in renewable energy, infrastructure, and community development, securing investments and fostering impactful collaborations. With a strong commitment to social impact, Charles brings a wealth of expertise in navigating complex stakeholder environments to drive Cahdco’s mission of creating affordable, sustainable housing solutions. His strategic vision and dedication to community-focused outcomes strengthen the board’s efforts to address housing challenges in Ottawa and beyond.

Craig Kelley

Craig Kelley is the Chief Administrative Officer for the County of Renfrew, where he leads a diverse organization of approximately 900 employees delivering services across housing, long-term care, paramedic services, infrastructure, planning, economic development, tourism, and corporate services. Known for his collaborative and purpose-driven leadership style, Craig is passionate about building partnerships, fostering innovation, and advancing solutions that strengthen rural communities. Prior to municipal government, he held senior leadership roles in media and marketing, bringing a unique perspective on communication, strategy, and organizational transformation.