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Jermyn Voon

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Jermyn K.Y. Voon is a young professional and community leader deeply committed to enhancing accessibility, fostering the arts, promoting inclusivity, and engaging in civic and political activities. His diverse background includes valuable experience across multiple sectors, including federal and provincial government, as well as the private and non-profit realms, where he has contributed in roles spanning accounting, administration, communications, and marketing. As an engaged community volunteer, Jermyn is the Vice Chair at the Downstage Performance Society and serves on the boards of Arts Commons, the CPA Calgary Chapter as Alternate Secretary, and the SAMRU Advisory Committee as Chair. His board experience includes past roles as Board Secretary, Nominations Committee Chair, Acting Treasurer, and Finance Committee Chair of the Federation of Calgary Communities. Additionally, he has held the position of Board President & Nominations Committee Chair at the Canadian Club Calgary and has been a dedicated board and committee member for the Calgary Justice Film Festival, among other community-focused organizations. In addition to his community service, Jermyn is also deeply involved in municipal and federal politics.

Jermyn holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Management, Marketing & Accounting and a Business Administration Diploma, both from Mount Royal University (Bissett School of Business). He has also completed the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD-Rotman) Governance Essentials Program, onBoard Canada’s Board Governance Fundamentals Certificate from Toronto Metropolitan University, & is Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certified. He is currently pursuing his Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation. In 2021, he was awarded the United Way Culbert Family Award for Philanthropy for his outstanding philanthropy & community work, and named a 2022 Shaw Charity Classic Community Champion. Jermyn has served as an Arts Commons Board member since 2022.