Growing up in a small town in Newfoundland, Theoren moved to Vancouver to attend the University of British Columbia, where he obtained his BASc in Engineering Physics and competed as a varsity swimmer. He currently works as a Lead Mechanical Engineer for a technology design company in Toronto, and is working towards acquiring his CFA. His interests outside of work include travelling, camping, spending time with friends and family, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Theoren travelled to Honduras in 2016 with the Memorial University of Newfoundland water brigade. He quickly understood the importance of the work of Global Brigades, and how much it empowered the members of so many communities in Honduras. He returned in 2017 in order to continue helping those in the country, and was able to go back to Cuscateca to see the progress that the community and the citizens had made since he was there the summer prior. After working on his professional career for a number of years and through COVID, Theoren has joined the Board of Directors to help grow the organization and inspire the next generation of brigaders to begin helping individuals and communities in Honduras and other countries around the world.

With a strong interest in both finance and technology, Daniel earned a degree in Business Finance and Commerce, building a foundation for over a decade of success in the financial services industry. He has provided a broad range of advisory services, helping individuals and organizations achieve their goals through sound financial analysis and strategic investment approaches.
Daniel currently resides in Ontario, where he supports TD Bank in business optimization and automation, blending his love for problem-solving with a drive to make processes simpler, smarter, and more effective. A strong believer in giving back, he has led and supported numerous volunteering initiatives, applying his skills and experience to create meaningful and lasting impacts in the community.

Julia first got to know about Global brigades at a society fair at Dalhousie University in 2019, where GB’s mission and holistic model sparked her interest in becoming part of this student-led movement.

After participating in her first Medical Brigade in Guatemala, Julia decided to start a public health chapter on her campus. In 2023, she assumed the role of Campus Chairperson, where she assisted new volunteers in creating their campus’s first Dental Chapter, as well as organizing and hosting the East Coast Student Leadership Conference of that same year.

She says that some of the aspects that make Global Brigades such a great organization are the excellent partnership between GB and their country communities and staff, their transparency regarding the use of resources and donations, and the long-lasting impact each brigade has on both their partner communities and their student volunteers.

Julia graduated with a double major in Psychology and Biology and currently works as a research assistant in a psychology lab. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, painting, and going indoor climbing with friends.

Kate graduated from Queen’s University with a Bachelor of Health Sciences in 2024, specializing in Global and Population Health. She began volunteering with Global Brigades in September 2020, participating in two TeleBrigades and leading an in-person medical brigade to Honduras in 2023 as Chapter President. Throughout her time at Queen’s, she served as Chapter Co-President for three years, demonstrating her dedication to promoting sustainable and holistic health practices.

In 2024, Kate became a Student Board Member on the Global Brigades Canada Board of Directors, where she co-heads the Finance Subcommittee. Her passion for sustainable health practices and her leadership experience make her a valuable contributor to the organization. As a future health professional, Kate is interested in building meaningful relationships with communities, taking on leadership roles in health organizations, and continuing her involvement in global health projects. She is dedicated to addressing health disparities and mentoring future leaders in the field.

Brandon Machry is a consulting Manager at Deloitte, where he leads public sector strategy and transformation projects across Canada. He has extensive experience advising governments on strategic planning, service delivery, and legislative reform. Brandon holds an HBA from the Ivey Business School and serves on the Global Brigades Health & Development Canada Board as a Director on the Finance, Audit, Investment, and Risk (FAIR) Committee.

Sadie is an undergraduate student at Queen’s University pursuing a degree in Biology with a minor in Global Development. Born and raised on Cape Breton Island, Sadie has volunteered and worked for a wide range of local organizations that address inclusion, youth issues, and socioeconomic disparities. Drawing on these experiences, she has developed a strong understanding of community engagement and the importance of holistic approaches when addressing development issues.
Inspired by her local experiences, Sadie became involved with Global Brigades Canada in 2025 as a Student Director on the Brigades and Impact committee. In this new role, she hopes to learn more about GBC’s holistic approach, specifically the intersection of sustainable health, water, and economic systems. In addition, her interest in the organization’s governance
structure and organizational culture will ensure she makes a valuable contribution to GBC. In her free time, Sadie is an avid soccer player and enjoys spending time in the Cape Breton Highlands with her dog and loved ones.

Enoch Tin is a third-year student at the University of Waterloo, studying Accounting and Financial Management. Enoch first joined Global Brigades through a Business Brigade, serving as President and then Campus Chairperson. He has led a virtual Business Brigade to Panama and played a key role in increasing student involvement by launching three campus chapters.

Interested in ethical leadership and clear financial reporting, Enoch has a growing interest in audit practices and the governance of not-for-profit organizations.

When he’s not mentoring student leaders, Enoch enjoys spending time with animals—especially geese.

Aparna began volunteering with Global Brigades in 2019 at the University of Guelph. During her four years with the medical chapter, she served as the Finance and Fundraising Representative, followed by Chapter President in her final year. In 2022, she took on the responsibilities of Campus Chairperson, working to build a Public Health and Dental chapter as well as leading the Eastern Student Leadership Conference. She also led the chapter on medical brigades to Greece in 2022 and Guatemala in 2023.

She is currently studying medicine at Saba University School of Medicine. She graduated from the University of Guelph in 2023 with a BSc in Neuroscience.

Driven by Global Brigades’ commitment to sustainability, Aparna hopes to integrate the holistic model of care in her role as a future physician.

Maggie is a dual degree student in Health Sciences and Business Administration at the Ivey Business School at Western University. She is passionate about public health advocacy and health consulting, with a strong focus on breaking down barriers in healthcare and uplifting underrepresented voices.
As an engaged campus leader, Maggie has spearheaded university-wide initiatives ranging from cultural events with 200+ attendees to gender equity workshops focused on breaking the stigma on gender misinformation. She thrives in environments that bring people together to work toward a shared mission. Maggie believes that true impact comes from inclusive leadership and community-driven collaboration, values she’s proud to bring to the Global Brigades Student Board of Directors.

Roxane is an undergraduate student at the University of Ottawa pursuing an Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences with a specialization in Population and Public Health. Passionate about global health equity and sustainable development, she was drawn to Global Brigades Canada for its ethical and holistic approach to creating lasting change in communities.
As a Student Director on the Fundraising and Development Committee, Roxane is eager to strengthen her leadership skills, gain hands-on experience in nonprofit fundraising, and continue growing as an advocate for health equity.
Outside of her academic and volunteer work, Roxane is an avid creative who enjoys painting, drawing, photography, and exploring new artistic mediums as a way to express ideas and connect with the world around her.

Luna Butti is pursuing a Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) at Queen’s University, where she is passionate about promoting equitable and sustainable healthcare practices. Luna has been actively involved with Global Brigades since joining Queen’s Dental Brigades, where she served as Recruitment Coordinator and helped organize student engagement initiatives.
In 2025, she participated in an in-person dental brigade to Honduras, an experience that strengthened her commitment to ethical global health and community-driven impact. Later that year, Luna joined the Global Brigades Canada Board of Directors as a Student Director on the Fundraising & Development Committee.
As a future health professional, she is dedicated to advancing access to care, supporting innovative fundraising efforts, and inspiring other students to engage in global service.