Paige Crewson is a lawyer with more than 20 years of experience spent working at top law firms in Canada and abroad. She has also held in-house roles including a General Counsel position. She has in-depth experience negotiating and documenting commercial transactions (including in the public-private finance sphere) and a working knowledge of corporate governance, compliance, and risk management.

Jenny Iserman is retired Ontario public service program consultant policy analyst who is affiliated with local non-profit organizations (Women's House, Kincardine and Women's Centre, Owen Sound). As a program consultant with a social services ministry, she has worked with numerous non-profits with a focus on policy, funding, and accountability issues, all of which are integral to supporting to DAG’s goals.

As faculty (professor/senior lecturer) with extensive committee and governance experience at universities in the US, as well as a career in advertising and professional communication, Yvonne Pelletier assists the board with communication, promotion, and fundraising, as well as with general administrative functions. Currently the Coordinating Director of a local literary festival (Words Aloud) and a Library Board member, she has also established strong relationships with local organizations that work with DAG.

Shannon Linde is a curator, artistic producer, and artist living in Toronto and West Grey. She is currently the Senior Curator with EQ Bank, an all-digital financial institution with a growing collection uniquely focused on supporting digital art and emerging artistic practices. Shannon is also a founding member of Aisle 4, a Toronto-based curatorial collective that aims to enhance arts engagement in the city through social practice and public art. 

Brian Timmoney received a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from York University, Toronto. After graduating from the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, Timmoney joined Conran Roche Architects in London to work on the new Design Museum. He subsequently joined Foster + Partners in London and participated in several prestigious design competitions, including the winning schemes for the new Cambridge Library, Commerzbank Headquarters in Frankfurt and the successful bid for the new Hong Kong international airport. Upon his return to Canada in 2021 he designed and built his family home in the Blue Mountains outside Thornbury where he now resides with his family.