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Annual Report 2025

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Simon Mallett

Past Chair
Executive Director, Rozsa Foundation - Calgary, AB

Sylvie Trottier

Director
Board Director, Trottier Family Foundation and Eclipx Familly Office - Montreal, QC

Teresa Marques

Vice Chair
President & CEO at Rideau Hall Foundation - Ottawa, ON
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Sylvie Trottier

Director

Sylvie Trottier is a philanthropist, family principal, and advocate, with a primary focus on climate and inequality. She is a board member of Trottier Family Foundation and the Eclipx Family Office.  
 
The Trottier Family Foundation has a primary focus on climate, health, education, and science, seeking to catalyze and scale transformative innovations, create cross sector collaborations, and take risks that others cannot.  
 
The Eclipx Family Office has a three-fold objective wherein (i) investment, (ii) environmental and social, and (iii) family objectives, values, and mission align toward a common purpose.  
 
Sylvie also engages in the philanthropic ecosystem, sitting on the coordination committee for Le Collectif des fondations québécoises contre les inégalités and as a member of Forward Global, as well as within the family office ecosystem as co-chair of the Cambridge Forum on Family Office Development and as a member of CREO Syndicate.  
 
Sylvie worked in the environmental sector for nearly fifteen years, holds a BSc in Environmental Studies from McGill University and an MSc in Environment and Development from the London School of Economics.  

Teresa Marques

Vice Chair

Teresa is an established senior executive and educator in the non-profit sector. She leads the Rideau Hall Foundation, an independent charity established by the Right Honourable David Johnston. The RHF’s vision is a better Canada, and it works to address key challenges facing the country in the areas of learning equity, creating a culture of innovation, leadership development, and the promotion of giving and volunteerism. Teresa has significant experience in people management, stakeholder engagement, and program implementation. She is a sought-after public speaker and frequent media commentator on Canadian philanthropy, giving patterns, and non-profit sector management issues.

She is an instructor at Toronto Metropolitan University’s G. Raymond Chang School for Continuing Education and holds degrees in Canadian history from the University of Ottawa and York University, and a post-graduate certificate from Dalhousie University’s School of Continuing Education, with a focus on non-profit governance. In 2022, she was named one of the inaugural winners of DMZ’s Women of the Year award and in 2023 a “Changemaker” by the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business.

Teresa’s volunteer service has focused on community development and education issues and she has served on numerous local and national boards of directors. Her current and previous directorships include the National Theatre School, AFP Ottawa, Family Services Toronto, and Working Women Community Centre. She is interested in how giving patterns and attitudes towards philanthropy in Canada are evolving and seeks to drive social change through collective action.