Community Campaign Cabinet

Greg Lemaich

Chair, 2026 Community Campaign Cabinet

President & CEO
Polar Asset Management Partners

Bruce McCuaig

Chair,
Board of Trustees

Community Member

Bruce McCuaig is an experienced leader in delivering large-scale infrastructure projects and public-facing services to diverse customers in intense media and political environments, where he pursues an agenda requiring alignment and collaboration among multiple stakeholders.

Bruce retired from AECOM as Senior Vice President in 2025. He was responsible for leading the Canadian transportation business line, providing engineering and consulting services to public and private clients.

Bruce spent his early career at the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs, working in community planning, housing development, executive administration, and long-term structure planning for the Greater Toronto Area. He has held a variety of roles in planning, policy, and service delivery at the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, culminating as Deputy Minister between 2008 and 2010. From 2010 to 2017, Bruce was the President and CEO at Metrolinx, the regional transportation authority in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton area.

In 2017, Bruce served as an Executive Advisor with the Privy Council Office of the Government of Canada, advising on the set up and launch of the Canada Infrastructure Bank, and where he developed and implemented a program of outreach to municipalities.

In addition to his United Way involvement, Bruce has served on several professional and community boards, including the Providence Healthcare Foundation as Vice Chair of the Campaign Committee. He also is the Strategic Lead for the infrastructure practice at Phelps, a leading Canadian executive recruitment firm and a program director and an instructor at Osgoode Hall in the Master of Law program specializing in energy and infrastructure.

Bruce graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University with a Bachelor of Applied Arts degree in Urban and Regional Planning and from Queen’s University with a Master of Public Administration.

Bruce lives in Peel Region.

Bruce McCuaig is currently the Chair of the Board and Chair of the Governance and Human Resources Committee at United Way Greater Toronto.

Dominique Barker

Major Individual Giving Cabinet Co-Chair

Corporate Director

Dominique is the Chief Financial Officer at Lithium Royalty Corporation. She served as Head of Sustainability Advisory at CIBC Capital Markets. She joined the Capital Markets division after a ten-year tenure at CIBC Asset Management, where she was portfolio manager of several funds, including real estate and social responsible investing mandates. Dominique’s prior experience includes investment banking, research, institutional equity sales, audit, and corporate advisory services at several well-known, international financial institutions and accounting firms. A strong leader, both in the corporate sector and the community, Dominique brings a commitment to building stronger communities and aligning donor goals with initiatives that drive real impact. She holds a CPA designation and is also a CFA charter holder.Dominique is the Chief Financial Officer at Lithium Royalty Corporation. She served as Head of Sustainability Advisory at CIBC Capital Markets. She joined the Capital Markets division after a ten-year tenure at CIBC Asset Management, where she was portfolio manager of several funds, including real estate and social responsible investing mandates. Dominique’s prior experience includes investment banking, research, institutional equity sales, audit, and corporate advisory services at several well-known, international financial institutions and accounting firms. A strong leader, both in the corporate sector and the community, Dominique brings a commitment to building stronger communities and aligning donor goals with initiatives that drive real impact. She holds a CPA designation and is also a CFA charter holder.

Jana Mosley

Major Individual Giving Cabinet Co-Chair

President and Chief Executive Officer
Toronto Hydro