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It was Rene’s face-to-face meeting with poverty in the developing world that awoke his call to action, and his inspiration and vision is expressed through: “Love each other as I have loved you.” (John 15:12) Since then, and prior to joining CPJ, Rene has spent 10 years doing advocacy and fundraising for social justice, human rights, peace and the protection of the environment.
Originally from Denmark, Rene comes from a Lutheran background and has seen the positive effects of social equality and policies based on the common good in his country of birth. He knows that social development is both possible and of great benefit to society as a whole, and he is passionate about being part of creating a better future for all Canadians.
Rene holds a Market Economist diploma from Copenhagen Business College and a BA in Philosophy, with a minor in Religious Studies, from University of Copenhagen.
After marrying Valerie, Rene became a permanent resident in 2009 and went to live with her here in Canada.
Darryl and his family come to us from Abbotsford, British Columbia. Darryl has spent the last 7 years working for the Mennonite Central Committee's Employment and Community Development office, managing employment based programs and social enterprises within the community. Darryl has a strong sense of accountability and believes that God has called him to provide leadership and experience to social causes that provide equality and justice to all Canadians.
Darryl has also represented Christian Reformed World Missions in BC and has provided fund development for other non-profit organizations in BC. He is in the process of completing the Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) certification.
Darryl and his wife Rochelle are both originally from Ontario, but their three children were born in British Columbia and they have adopted a daughter from the Ukraine.
Darryl enjoys outdoor activities like camping, golfing and travel.
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