The TSNO Alliance is active across Ontario, and growing. Select your geographic area to learn more about what’s new in your region and how you can become involved.
Tourism SkillsNet Ontario (TSNO) was created to address regional labour challenges by aligning provincial workforce strategy with local industry collaboration.
The TSNO Alliance comprises a wide-range of strategic initiatives designed to address the specific needs of diverse demographics.
Powerful workforce tools, analytics and industry partnerships to strengthen the sector’s agility and competitiveness.
The TSNO Alliance is active across Ontario, and growing. Select your geographic area to learn more about what’s new in your region and how you can become involved.
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The Tourism SkillsNet Ontario (TSNO) Advisory Council brings industry leaders together to provide strategic direction to OTEC and our project partners with the objective of determining how the network can best address labour and skills shortages through inter-provincial collaboration within the Tourism SkillsNet Ontario (TSNO) framework.
This multi-stakeholder group consists of core corporate partners, regional tourism organizations, provincial and national associations, employment and training providers, and community service coordination and communications partners tasked with providing strategic guidance and governance to regional working groups.
Adam Morrison (Chair), Ontario Tourism Education Corporation (OTEC), President & CEO
Shelagh O’Donnell, Ontario Tourism Education Corporation (OTEC), Director, Marketing Communications
Jane Rowan, Ontario Tourism Education Corporation (OTEC), Design and Evaluation Project Manager
Akosua Alagaratnam, First Work, Executive Director
Barb Miller, Career Edge, Employment Services Coordinator, PEC
Bonnie Ruddock, Regional Tourism Organization 9 (RTO9), Executive Director
Carla Benedetti, YMCA-YWCA of the National Capital Region, Director of Y Employment Access Centre
Carol Greenwood, Tourism Industry Association of Ontario (TIAO), Vice President, Membership & Business Development
Carrie Grant, City of Toronto – TESS, Supervisor, Tourism Services
Cecilia Ortega, Hospitality Workers Training Centre, Project Manager
David Peacock, RTO4, CEO
Deanna Villella, Job Gym, Manager of Employment Services
Doona Digpaul, YMCA-YWCA of the National Capital Region, Program Supervisor, Destination Employment
Fatima Finnegan, Ontario Restaurant Hotel & Motel Association (ORHMA), Director of Corporate Marketing & Business Development
Gemma Mendez-Smith, Four County Labour Market Planning Board, Executive Director
Gillian Watters, KEYS Job Centre, Program Director
Isabelle De Bruyn, Société économique de l’Ontario, Project Manager, Tourism
Jane Yrenaya, Larco Hospitality, Corporate Director, Talent & Learning Development
Judy Doige, Social Capital Partners, Director, Partnerships
June Muir, Unemployed Help Centre of Windsor Inc., CEO
Keesha Bell, Canadian Council for Youth Prosperity, Director, Communications
Kevin Eshkawkogan, Indigenous Tourism Ontario, President & CEO
Mandie Abrams, Hospitality Workers Training Centre, Executive Director
Mark Patterson, Magnet, Executive Director
Maxine Deleersnyder, Unemployed Help Centre of Windsor Inc., Assistant CEO
Melissa French, Silver Hotel Group, Vice President, Operations
Sarah Callan, Marriott International, Director of Human Resources
Sean Billing, Brace Hospitality and Frontenac Club, Executive Director
Sonia Brock, Silver Hotel Group, Corporate Director Of Human Resources
Sue Sadler, ACCES Employment, SVP, Services & Program Innovation
Tashlyn Teskey, Workforce Windsor Essex, Manager of Research and Projects
Kim Marshall, Ontario Tourism Education Corporation (OTEC), Vice President, Workforce Solutions
Sherry Sibio, Ontario Tourism Education Corporation (OTEC), Vice President, Client Solutions
David Enriquez, Ontario Tourism Education Corporation (OTEC), Director, Workforce Strategies
TSNO is led by OTEC. OTEC is an independent, not-for-profit training, consulting, and workforce development organization that delivers innovative, high-quality solutions for the development and growth of a professional, skilled workforce.
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