AFP Greater Toronto Chapter Interim Board of Directors
Ann Rosenfield – Co-Chair
Ann Rosenfield is a longtime fundraiser, interfaith bridge builder, and LGBTQI advocate. She is the Chief Development Officer of Congregation Temple Sinai of Toronto, a Reform [egalitarian] synagogue.
Ann regularly speaks as part of a trio of colleagues to help fundraisers better understand Jewish, Christian, and Muslim philanthropy. Their mission includes role modeling how their faith traditions unite them more than separate them.
She was part of the effort that helped OutRight Action International grow from a kitchen table to an organization with United Nations consultative status. More recently, she spent 10 years helping Rainbow Railroad blossom from a small, unincorporated charity to an international Human Rights leader.
Ann is the longest-serving member of AFP GTC and has been active as Congress Chair, Board member, Ethics Committee Chair, Education Chair, Mentor, and Fellow. She is a past CAGP Greater Toronto Board member, Imagine Canada Standards volunteer and Advisory Board member for Endeavour Volunteer Consulting.
She is the proud mother of drag queen Atmos Fierce and has a daughter who is a fashion design student. Ann is the daughter of two late activists – Peg who worked on Voting Rights for 53 years and Al who worked for the Environment for 30 years.
Faith Biyapo – Co-Chair
Faith is an accomplished banking professional with over a decade of experience in business development, philanthropy, and project management across public and private sectors. After earning a master’s degree in economics from the University of Ottawa, he dedicated his career to empowering young people and creating opportunities for underserved communities.
Currently, he serves as Regional Manager of Black Business Development at TD Bank Group, where he oversees the bank’s strategic diversity initiative and provides financial access support to minority communities in the GTA. Beyond banking, Faith contributed significantly to education initiatives at the Mastercard Foundation, where he managed over $200 million in institutional partnerships, providing access to quality education and successfully implementing strategies to create meaningful employment pathways for vulnerable African youths.
Olga Osmushina – Treasurer/Secretary
Olga has nearly 10 years of non-profit sector experience with a proven track record in fundraising, program development, and community engagement. She’s driven by a deep sense of responsibility and the impact of her work. She’s currently leveraging her fundraising expertise in support of Amnesty International’s human rights work.
Her journey has been shaped by resilience, empathy, and an unwavering commitment to social justice. In her previous role as a Program Manager, Olga breathed new life into a fellowship program, advocating for and successfully leading its expansion, making it accessible for youth from historically and systematically underserved backgrounds.
Olga holds a Master’s degree in Conflict Studies from the University of Ottawa. She also earned credentials in Project Management, Business Analytics, Economics for Managers, and Financial Accounting from University of Toronto and Harvard Business School.
Olga is passionate about building a vibrant and thriving fundraising community where every voice is heard and actions align with words. She believes in creating systems that prioritize transparency, inclusivity, and accountability.
Hava Goldberg – Board Member
Hava is a passionate, tenacious and accomplished fundraising leader and changemaker. She has been a nonprofit sector champion for over 15 years both professionally and as an active volunteer. She is a tireless advocate for diversity and inclusion, and has participated in the AFP Fellowship in Inclusion and Philanthropy, contributed her perspective to sector publications and presented at conferences. She holds a Masters in Non-Profit Management from Spertus College, CFRE and is currently the Director of Corporate & Major Giving at Habitat for Humanity Canada.
Muhsin Kermalli – Board Member
Muhsin is a visionary entrepreneur and social equity advocate committed to driving positive change locally and globally. His diverse career includes roles in global IT distribution and construction, where he showcased his innovation and leadership skills. He also led a pioneering global mental health charity, expanding access to crucial support worldwide.
Currently, as a prominent member of the City of Brampton Equity Office, Muhsin focuses on Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, with a special emphasis on combating Islamophobia. His journey reflects his dedication to creating inclusive communities and inspiring others through his relentless commitment to progress and equity.