Estelle Courty Duchon has been President and CEO of the Centre francophone du Grand Toronto (CFGT) since October 2024, after serving as interim director. Joining the CFGT in 2021 as Director of Health Services, she subsequently led Health Services, Quality, and Operations. Her career demonstrates a strong commitment to Ontario's Francophone community, focused on access to care and community development. Prior to the CFGT, she led Entity 4 and held strategic positions at William Osler Health System and Nexus Santé. A graduate of the Sorbonne, she combines management skills, strategic vision, and a passion for cycling.

Dominic Giroux is CEO of Montfort Hospital and past Chair of the Board of Directors of the Ontario Hospital Association. He is a Certified Healthcare Leader and a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives. He has 27 years of experience as a senior executive in two school boards, Assistant Deputy Minister in two Ontario ministries, Rector of Laurentian University, and CEO of two university hospitals – Health Sciences North and Montfort. In 2011, Dominic Giroux was named one of Canada’s Top 40 Under 40. He received the AFO’s “Pillar of the Francophonie” Award and was named a Knight of the Order of Academic Palms of the French Republic.

Prior to her appointment as Executive Director of the CPSSF, Natalie Aubin was Vice-President at Horizon Health North (HSN), where she oversaw a broad portfolio including the Regional Cancer Program, Mental Health and Addiction, as well as French Language Health Services.

A seasoned manager with over 13 years of experience, she has spearheaded major initiatives such as the creation of specialized addiction clinics and obtaining official HSN designation under the French Language Services Act.

Holding a doctorate in Humanities from Laurentian University, she also works there as a professor and funded researcher. Deeply committed to health system governance, she currently sits on the board of directors of Collège Boréal and actively participates in the AFO's Health Advisory Committee.

The Honourable Natalia Kusendova-Bashta has been appointed Minister of Long-Term Care in June 2024. The Member of the Legislative Assembly for Mississauga Centre since 2018, she brings a unique perspective to this portfolio through her profession as a registered nurse.

Before entering politics, she worked in the emergency room at Etobicoke General Hospital and the Vanier Centre for Women. This frontline experience now guides her mandate to modernize the long-term care sector and put residents at the heart of its priorities.

Fluent in five languages, including French, she previously served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Francophone Affairs, demonstrating a strong commitment to the Franco-Ontarian community. She also served as Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Health and the Minister of Long-Term Care, contributing to the reform of the province's health care system.