Genevieve D'Iorio began volunteering with Pride Toronto in 2002 as a member of the Dis/Ability Resources Committee. In 2003 she was elected as co-coordinator for this committee and in that capacity she strove to diversify and expand the resources that were provided in keeping with the core belief that the activities of Pride Toronto should not exclude anyone due to unnecessary barriers.
Some of the initiatives that she helped to develop over the four years include the expansion of outreach promotions, transcription services and viewing areas on site.
Outside of her work at Pride Toronto, she has also been a committee member for the planning and execution of Sheena's Place Art Show and Treasurer / Print Coordinator for Rainbow Hoops Women's Basketball League.
Professionally, she is Publications & Archive Manager for the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television where she writes, designs and edits print materials.
In 2007, Genevieve became the Secretary to the Board on the Executive Committee and a year later was elected as Co-chair of the Board.

Margaret has over 10 years of proven experience in business and people management. 
She has been a consultant for major corporations in North America, helping executives to establish strategic direction, re-engineer business process and implement technology solutions.

During the past 2 years, Margaret was the Coordinator of the IT Committee for Pride Toronto, primarily focusing on enabling the organization with the appropriate technologies.  She also assisted with other functions such as Finance and Gala.  She has volunteered for other non profit organizations such as the Inside Out Lesbian & Gay Film & Video Festival and Scouts Canada.

Margaret has been a Director for two years and was appointed Interim Co-Chair at a board meeting in May 2010, soon after the resignation of Jim Cullen.

In April 2007, she was named executive director of Egale Canada. She is the first woman to head the organization.

Francisco Alvarez is an experienced arts and communications leader with a strong history of volunteer work in Toronto's LGBT community.
Currently, he is Managing Director of the Institute for Contemporary Culture at the Royal Ontario Museum and has also served as the ROM's Director of Communications for nine years.
Holding an MBA degree from York University, Francisco has senior management experience in the non-profit, government and private sectors.
He was one of the co-founders of Inside Out, Toronto's Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, where he remained for ten years. He has also served as co-chair of Dancers for Life, a major annual fundraiser for the AIDS Committee of Toronto and has proudly served on several other Boards.