Board of Directors:
Our Board of Directors provides strategic oversight and guidance, ensuring that FMC’s work is aligned with our mission and values. The Board is composed of individuals who reflect the diversity of the communities we serve and a wide range of professional experience and bring a range of perspectives and expertise to their roles.
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Executive Team:
The FMC’s leadership team is responsible for the day-to-day management of the organization, overseeing the implementation of programs and initiatives, and ensuring that we remain true to our mission. Our leaders are passionate about empowering communities and are dedicated to achieving our strategic goals.
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Operational Framework:
FMC’s operational structure includes various departments and committees, each focused on a specific aspect of our work. This framework allows us to efficiently manage our programs and initiatives while maintaining a high level of accountability and transparency.
The Toronto Caribbean Carnival is managed by the Festival Management Committee (FMC) with oversight from a board of directors comprising members of the carnival and business community.
Volunteer and Community Involvement: Volunteers play a critical role in the success of the Toronto Caribbean Carnival. The management team coordinates with thousands of volunteers who assist in various capacities, from event operations to crowd management. This community-driven approach ensures that the Carnival remains a true celebration of Caribbean culture, deeply rooted in the contributions of its people.
Other Stakeholders: The Carnival also involves collaboration with multiple stakeholders, including the City of Toronto, local businesses, community groups, and international partners. Regular meetings and consultations are held with these stakeholders to ensure the festival aligns with community expectations and city regulations. The festival’s management also engages with the Caribbean diaspora to maintain the cultural authenticity and relevance of the events.