Robert (Bob) Carreau is an Environmental Scientist with more than 35 years working with companies on sustainable practices. He has lived and worked in a variety of jurisdictions in Canada and the Arctic, as well Central America and overseas at various locations in Africa and Asia.   Bob joined MADD in 2021 as a Board Member and is currently serving as President of the Toronto Chapter and additionally serves as Regional Director Ontario East with MADD Canada.  Bob’s son Robert was killed by an impaired driver in November 2020 while he was out running with friends in Muskoka. Bob’s interests with MADD are as an advocate and spokesperson he regularly speaks to high school students as part of the TIPSY program, as well as to participants in the Missing You program.

Bri-Ann Stuart is a Commercial Real Estate Strategy and Business Operations Executive with 20 years of experience driving strategic change in large, complex organizations. She is passionate about giving back to the community, with MADD holding particular personal significance. Following the tragic loss of her uncle, Randy Taylor, Bri-Ann’s grandparents became active members of MADD Canada, inspiring her own involvement with the organization. Bri-Ann has served on the board since 2024 and currently acts as Vice President for the Toronto Chapter.

John C. Healy is a retired Crown Attorney with more than 35 years of legal, governance, and leadership experience. Called to the Bar in Ontario (1991) and Alberta (2002), he specialized in complex organized crime prosecutions with the Department of Justice and later served as Deputy Crown Attorney with Ontario’s Guns & Gangs Initiative, where he led major projects and the province’s Firearm Bail Task Force. A Gold Medalist in Criminal Advocacy from Western Law, John has also been deeply engaged in education and mentorship, teaching law, training prosecutors, and lecturing to Canadian and U.S. law enforcement.

Beyond his legal career, John has extensive board experience and recently completed the ICD Fellows Program (Corporate Governance).

He recently joined the MADD Toronto chapter Board of Directors, bringing a keen interest in the legal aspects of impaired driving, along with public advocacy issues.

John also currently serves as Legal Counsel and Executive Member on a number of not for profit boards, including the Ontario Gang Investigators Association B of D, and is also Chair Emeritus of Asthma Canada, where he has held governance and leadership roles since 2009.

Chaerin Lee is currently completing a Bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Anthropology at the University of Toronto Mississauga and serves as a Reservist in the Canadian Armed Forces. Her exposure to MADD school assemblies during middle school and high school inspired her to become actively involved with the organization. Chaerin is deeply committed to public safety and community engagement, and has supported MADD Toronto as a RIDE Check Liaison, Volunteer Coordinator, and Social Media Lead since 2024.

Cassandra has spent years working with non-profit organizations, and specializes in communication and community outreach. Her personal work combines her passion for creative storytelling and advocacy. In her younger years, Cassandra volunteered with MADD, and is excited to continue working with MADD today, and advancing our collective mission to keep the streets safe.