PRESIDENT, CO-FOUNDER

Carmen Gao immigrated to Canada in 1999, having previously held roles as PR, marketing, and sales management at multinational IT companies such as HP, SSA, and IBM. From 2000 to 2003, she worked in network hardware marketing in Toronto. After returning to China in 2003, she joined renowned IT giants including IBM, Symantec, VMware, and Citrix, managing sales channels across Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. With 18 years of IT industry experience, Carmen earned numerous accolades for her achievements. 

In 2015, she returned to Toronto with her family and fully devoted herself to public service by co-founding the non-profit organization CCAA (Camping and Caravanning Association of America). She promoted a love and respect for nature within the Chinese community, using outdoor activities to facilitate cultural integration and improve physical and mental well-being. 

Following the pandemic, Carmen became deeply aware of the challenges faced by immigrant families. She led her team in organizing high-quality medical and mental health seminars, actively supporting the community. After nine years of dedicated efforts, the organization—renamed "Ai Rong Association"—gained widespread recognition from both the community and the government, achieving Canadian charitable status in 2024. 

Carmen was honored with the Ontario Volunteer Service Award for five years of service and received the prestigious We Working Women’s Grand Social Impact Award in 2024.

CFP, CO-FOUNDER

CPA,CGA

Incorporated in January 28, 2005, and registered with Charted Professional Accountants of Ontario. Owner Manager, Jessie Hu CPA has more than 10 years experience serving public.

The firm ever since seeing its steady growth to services variance industrials ranged from medical professionals, investment companies, real estate and construction, technology, retail, wholesale distribution, restaurants, small business owners and private schools.

DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS

Registered Dental Hygienist

Ms.Meng graduated with outstanding academic performance, earning the "Oscar of Dental Hygiene in North America"—the Golden Instrument Award. She has worked as a Registered Dental Hygienist in Ontario for 16 years, gaining in-depth knowledge of oral health conditions within the community.

She actively participates in various volunteer activities to improve community health and is dedicated to using her expertise and passion for service to help more residents find support and strength in their lives, enabling everyone to enjoy a healthier and brighter future.