Martine Brouillet - Director

Martine Brouillet is a Montreal-born French Canadian entrepreneur. Throughout her career, she has founded or co-founded several businesses across multiple industries, including a financial tech company, a film production company, and an emerging virtual learning company. She is the founder of Ontario’s largest French-language day camp, Camp Tournesol. She is a graduate from McGill University.

In 2020, she received an award of excellence for her resilience, adaptability, and entrepreneurial spirit from Canadian Parents for French (Ontario). She is the winner of the Fondation Franco-Ontarienne’s 2020 Entrepreneur of the Year award and the Mississauga Board of Trade Entrepreneur of the Year. She has served on many nonprofit boards. Her passion for animals and the outdoors fuels her activism for the environment. Her flagship company is dedicated to 1% donation for special causes. She spends her free time paddling with her dogs on Sparrow Lake or snowshoeing in the woods of Muskoka. She lives in Kilworthy, Ontario.