Meet the Board of Directors
Learn who helps guide LMCH's strategic direction, including tenant representatives who bring your voice to governance.
Why the Board Matters
The Board of Directors sets strategic priorities and oversees how LMCH operates to support safe, affordable housing in London and Middlesex. Two board members are current tenants, ensuring tenant perspectives shape key decisions.
Through a governance model, our Board sets LMCH's strategic direction and oversees operations. We manage all publicly owned rent-geared-to-income housing in London & Middlesex, and our Board is made up of nine (9) directors, including two City of London councilors and one elected official from the County of Middlesex.
Board Members
Phil Squire - Chair
Mayor Colin Grantham - Vice-Chair
Shawn Lewis
Gary Bezaire
Hadleigh McAlister
Cara Awcock
Kathleen Savoy
Gregory Thompson
Sara Piñeros Castaño
- Public Meeting Information
LMCH's Board Meetings are open to the public and held every third Thursday of each month at 5:30 pm at 1299 Oxford St. E. Meetings are recorded and posted immediately following each meeting here.
To attend an upcoming public meeting, arrive at the LMCH Main Office located at 1299 Oxford St. E, Unit 5C5 (Southwest section of the plaza) using the plaza entrance at the intersection of Oxford and Mornington. Enter the LMCH Office via the west side staff entrance.
Arrive at least 10-15 minutes before the start of a meeting and a LMCH staff member will open the doors and guide you to the Board Room.
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Meetings can also be attended via Zoom. Find information about joining via Zoom in the meeting information.
- Delegation Information
Delegation Information
LMCH welcomes and encourages public input. To engage with LMCH and the Board of Directors, you can contact us via written communications or requesting delegation status at an upcoming Board meeting.
Registering to speak
- Delegation requests are required to be in writing with details on what the request is about.
- LMCH staff will review the request and if deemed appropriate, the request will be placed on the public agenda. The request should contain all the information that the Board will require.
- If the Board grants the request, the speaker has up to 5 minutes to make the verbal presentation.
