CNIB's team of senior leaders across the country are passionate about changing what it is to be blind today.
Angela Bonfanti, President and CEO
Since joining the CNIB team in 2011, Angela Bonfanti has been a driving force behind many of our organization’s most transformational achievements for Canada’s community of people impacted by blindness, and a vocal advocate for accessibility and inclusivity for all people living with disabilities. Learn more about Angela...
Diane Bergeron, President, CNIB Guide Dogs
Diane is the president of CNIB Guide Dogs, and plays a pivotal role on global blindness issues as treasurer of the World Blind Union. Diane is partnered with her own CNIB Guide Dog, Carla, and together they advocate for the rights of people who are blind or have sight loss. Before Diane joined CNIB in 2012, she held senior roles with the Government of Alberta and City of Edmonton.
Garry Nenson, Chief Revenue Officer
Garry joined CNIB in 1989 as part of our philanthropy team based in Manitoba. Since then, he has held several senior leadership roles, including Executive Director, Regional Director, and National Director of Training and Advancement. Garry has now come full circle and landed back in our philanthropy team as Chief Revenue Officer, overseeing all philanthropic revenue generation for CNIB. He leads a team of professionals who thrive on raising funds to support the important programs and services of CNIB across Canada.
Kathy Rabideau, Chief Financial Officer
As the CFO of CNIB, Kathy provides executive transformational leadership in finance, strategy, IT, system implementation, data governance and enterprise risk. She is also the CFO of our two affiliate organizations, Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada and CNIB Deafblind Community Services. Prior to working at CNIB, Kathy held head of finance and executive roles in organizations that leverage proprietary technology to deliver services to government health, supply chain, retail as well as global monetary services.