Triathlon Ontario Core Values
- Integrity: We treat our stakeholders with fairness and respect.
- Supportive and Learning Culture: We create an environment for athletes, coaches, officials, and partners to grow and achieve excellence.
- Relationships: We foster enjoyable relationships and safe, positive experiences.
- Sport4Life: We are committed to upholding the principles of Canadian Sport for Life.
2019-20 Board of Directors
Andrew Imrie
Andrew has been involved in endurance sports his whole life, starting from a club and varsity swimming background. He has raced triathlon events of all distances and has competed as a long-distance elite. Professionally, Andrew is Vice President, Financial Planning & Analysis at Cineplex Entertainment and is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA), with over 20 years of accounting experience including working with not-for-profit organizations in both public accounting and volunteer roles.
Natalie Mullins
Natalie has completed two Ironman races, as well as competing twice at 70.3 World Championships and raced numerous times at shorted distances. She has raced many marathons, most notably having finished the Boston Marathon several times. An avid road cyclist, enjoyed cycling throughout Europe. Natalie comes from a sports background and brings extensive coaching experience and leadership to the table. As a lawyer, she has dispute resolution, strong advocacy, and risk management skills that will be a valuable addition to our board.
Mikael Staer Nathan
Mikael is a designer and an athlete. Having been active his entire life, he found triathlon in 2009 and since then has been obsessed with the sport. He has competed in the pro ranks since 2014. Mikael’s work as a designer has him focusing on interaction design, graphic design and web development, with a design thinking and research-based approach.
Valerie Hogue
Kim Robinson
Kim began competing in triathlons in the mid-80s. He has qualified five times for Kona as well as the World Championships for the IRONMAN 70.3 and ITU Olympic distances. Over the past two years, Kim ranked in the top five in the world in his age group in the IRONMAN overall standings. He recently retired from a career that included roles as an investment banker and CFO and most recently owned a company engaged in membership marketing.
Julia Wilkes
Julia completed her first two Ironman races in 2018, finishing on the podium in both races and qualifying for the 2019 Ironman World Championships. She began racing triathlon in 2016 after a decade of running marathons, highlighted by crossing the 2010 and 2018 Boston marathon finish lines with her dad. A lifelong team sport athlete and coach, Julia loves racing and training with her NRGPT teammates in Canada and abroad. Julia is a partner at a civil litigation boutique in Toronto.
Ming-Chang Tsai
Ming has been racing triathlon/duathlon for over 10 years and competed in multiple World Championships in Olympic and 70.3 duathlon/triathlon distances. Professional, he is a sports/data scientist with the Canadian Sport Institute Pacific doing data analytics and modelling of sports performance.
Petrina Dolby
Petrina has been involved in Triathlons for the past 4 years, being a Team Canada age group athlete for the past three years, most recently finishing as the Top Canadian in her age group in Cozumel. She has a diverse athletic background, competing around the work in multiple sports and enjoys the challenge of Endurance sports. She has served the community in the capacity of Treasurer on the board of Project Sunshine, and worked with the Canadian Ovarian Cancer Society and the Royal Ontario Museum. Petrina has both a strategic and technology consulting background, having worked globally with some of the largest financial institutions and was a senior executive at one of Canada’s Big Five Banks.
Executive Committee
Andrew Imrie – President
Natalie Mullins – Vice President
Kim Robinson – Treasurer
Julia Wilkes – Secretary
To become an Officer or a Director, you must be a member in good standing, be at least eighteen (18) years of age and not an undischarged bankrupt.
Board Meetings
Meetings of the Board of Directors are held regularly. Locations and format may vary. In an effort to reduce costs, many meetings will be held by conference call and these will not be open to the general membership.
AGM Minutes
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AGM Minutes 2017, AGM Minutes 2018, AGM Minutes 2019
Financials
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Financials 2016-17, Financials 2017-18, Financials 2018-19, Draft Financials 2019-20
Policies
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Code of Conduct & Ethics, Board Members and Staff Code of Conduct, Friends & Family Code of Conduct, Issue Resolution Process & Board Communication Policy, Confidentiality Agreement, Social Media Policy,
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