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Our Leadership Team

Our staff and volunteer team of dedicated city builders, arts and culture supporters and practitioners provides the energy, passion and expertise that is at the heart of everything we do at Artscape.

GRACE LEE REYNOLDS

Chief Executive Officer
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Grace Lee Reynolds is a leader committed to driving social impact and leading a workplace that fosters equity, diversity and inclusion for everyone. As an executive leader with depth and expertise in the public-private-philanthropic sector, Grace was recently President of MaRS Discovery Enterprises Inc. & Chief Ecosystem Officer, contributing to the development of MaRS as it grew to become an internationally-recognized innovation destination. She has previously held finance, management and business roles with the University Health Network, SickKids Foundation and Ernst & Young.

KELLY RINTOUL

Chief Operating Officer
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Kelly Rintoul brings over 15 years of city building, creative placemaking and community engagement experience. She has managed complex capital projects, facilitated deep community engagement initiatives and orchestrated organizational change throughout her career.

BROOKE DUVAL

Executive Director,
Toronto Artscape Foundation
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Brooke Duval is an experienced fundraiser and has always been enthusiastic about making an impact in the not-for-profit sector. Even before joining Toronto Artscape Foundation, she held leadership roles at the Heart and Stroke Foundation and TIFF, where she led teams in raising millions of dollars in major gifts and corporate partnerships. Brooke holds a Bachelor of Commerce from McGill University.

Boards of Directors

TORONTO ARTSCAPE INCORPORATED

A group of talented, accomplished volunteers govern Artscape’s work and strategic planning.

Earl Miller
Geoff Rush

Geoff Rush

Treasurer

ARTSCAPE NON-PROFIT HOMES INC.

This group develops and manages Artscape projects intended to meet the affordable housing and live/work studio needs of low and middle-income artists of all disciplines.

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