Our governance structure ensures accountability, integrity, and compliance with the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act.
Our board guides the strategic direction of the Foundation and ensures all activities further our charitable mandate.
Global MBA with expertise in digital transformation and AI strategy. Leads educational program development and community partnerships.
Brings strategic insight and community development expertise to advance the Foundation's educational mission across Ontario.
Contributes to strategic oversight and program development, strengthening the Foundation's impact in underserved communities.
The structures and policies that ensure our Foundation operates with integrity.
| Type | Federal Not-for-profit Corporation |
|---|---|
| Legislation | Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act (NFP Act) |
| Registry | Corporations Canada (Industry Canada) |
| Corporation # | 1725908-5 |
| Date of Incorporation | August 22, 2025 |
| Province | Ontario, Canada |
| Size | 1 – 10 directors (as per by-laws) |
|---|---|
| 3 | |
| Meeting Frequency | Quarterly (minimum) |
| Term Length | As per by-laws |
Key policies that guide our operations and decision-making.
All directors are required to disclose any potential conflicts of interest and recuse themselves from related decisions. Annual declarations are maintained on file.
Strict PIPEDA compliance for all personal information. Privacy Officer designated. Regular reviews of data handling practices. See our Privacy Policy.
Upon dissolution, all remaining assets will be distributed to qualified donees as defined under the Income Tax Act, ensuring charitable intent is preserved.
Dual authorization for expenditures above threshold amounts. Regular financial reviews by the full board. Transparent budget allocation with annual reporting.
Confidential reporting mechanisms for concerns about misconduct, fraud, or violations. Protection against retaliation for good-faith reports.
The Foundation maintains strict separation from any founding commercial entities or consulting firms. No director, officer, or related party may derive private benefit from the Foundation's charitable activities. All directors must annually declare any affiliations with for-profit organizations and recuse themselves from any decisions where a conflict of interest may arise. The Foundation exists solely to serve the public interest through its charitable mandate.
The Foundation's by-laws govern all aspects of its operations, including:
Copies of governing documents are available upon request to info@innovlead.ca.