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Appendix C — People or Groups Interviewed or Consulted Employer/Sectoral Representatives Natasha Applonova, Toronto Board of Trade Paul Charbonneau, Windfall Energy Centre Erin Cimino, Toronto Construction Association Pat Dillon, President, Building and Construction Trades Council of Ontario Gil Goldstein, Real Estate Broker David Hardy, VP Industry and Government Relations, William F. White Productions Mark Knez, Talent Acquisition Consultant Cher Jones, Social Media Consultant Justine Katz, Green Skills Network Shane McCarthy, JTAC Local 787, United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters Marg Anne Morrison, Organization of Book Publishers of Ontario Naki Outsei, Pan Am Games Mark Patterson, Ryerson University Jim Stanford, Economist, Canadian Auto Workers Sujay Vardhmane, Senior Manager, Diversity and Inclusion, Scotiabank Service Providers Claudia Abello, Preparatory Training Program (PTP) Chris Beesley, Metro Toronto Movement for Literacy Evelyn Bhoodoo, Career Foundation Kwame Brown, YMCA, Tracy Chow, YWCA Toronto Manjeet Dhiman, ACCES Employment Wilf Flager, TDSB Jim Fremlin, The Centre for Education and Training (TCET) Stephanie Gris, Community Engagement, Local Immigration Partnership, Toronto West Laila Imeish, Toronto Community Employment Services Local Labour Market Update 2013 • Toronto’s Opportunities and Priorities 38
Qaiser Khan, YWCA JUMP Program Elana Lewis, Humber College Barbara McFater, PTP Catharine McNeely, Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Services Carmen Miranda, Learning Enrichment Foundation John Mitteregger, Job Skills Anne Newman, Polycultural Immigrant and Community Services Ian Nyman, YMCA Garth Neilson, YMCA Dawn Patrick, Program Coordinator, Native Women’s Resource Centre Howard Penny, Career Foundation Prince Sibanda, LIP, Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office Marina Skeries, Canadian Hearing Society Effie Rassis, Learning Enrichment Foundation Tammarra Shepherd, Métis Nation Local Labour Market Update 2013 • Toronto’s Opportunities and Priorities 39
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