Sharon Castelino, Mba, Llm, Icd.D Email & Phone Number

A trusted and award-winning leader, advisor, and mentor with an exemplary track record as a Financial Services Executive (30 years) and Corporate Director (20 years), including capital markets, risk, lending, technology, operations, sales, and marketing. Often described as a trailblazer, Sharon has successfully developed and executed innovative strategies, large-scale transformation and sustainable results across diverse industries in highly regulated environments and complex stakeholder ecosystems. From global financial institutions to successful entrepreneurial start-ups, Sharon's leadership accountability has included billion-dollar P&Ls, a fintech that went public in 2017, and the largest public-private partnership for attainable homeownership. Her versatility and value-centric leadership approach prioritizes organizational culture, stakeholder relationships and strong governance. As a corporate director, Sharon has served as chair, co-chair, and director for public, private, and non-profit boards, as well as chair and member of audit, governance, compensation, investment, and M&A committees. She currently serves as:-Lead Director, Move Health Holdings Corp. Chair, Governance & Compensation Committee, Director, Audit Committee)-Director, Toronto Investment Board-Director, Profound Impact Corporation-Director-in-Residence & Advisor, Women Get on Board-Board Member, Ivey Alumni Network & Co-President, Toronto ChapterA lifelong learner, Sharon has earned distinguished academic achievement, including a Master of Laws (Business) from Osgoode Hall Law School and a Master of Business Administration with Distinction, earning the prestigious Ivey Scholar from the Ivey Business School, Western University. She holds the ICD.D and the Partners, Directors & Officers (PDO) Certificate from the Canadian Securities Institute. Her Master of Laws thesis, "Nudging the Canadian Mortgage Market," applied behavioural-economic theory to improve consumer outcomes. Her research paper "The Business of Reconciliation: Corporate Canada & Call to Action 92" recommended innovative and implementable strategies to accelerate and amplify economic reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. A dynamic speaker, Sharon has delivered numerous keynotes on various topics, including ESG, DEI, risk, governance, the Canadian economy and the housing sector. Born in India, Sharon identifies as BIPOC and resides in Toronto, Canada.

Listed skills include Banking, Credit, Mortgage Lending, Risk Management, and 46 others.