(2025-2026)
Garry Rossi
Chair
Since joining the ENWIN team in 2009, Garry Rossi has held progressive management positions within the organization. In 2016 this culminated in the role of Vice President of Water Operations, where he led the senior management team in developing the framework for a safe, reliable, and efficient drinking water system garnering ten years of 100% inspection score through the Ministry of the Environment Conservation and Parks measurement system. During that time Windsor Utilities Commission has been awarded such accolades as the Water’s Next Conveyance Award, and the Canadian Water and Wastewater Association Innovation Award. Mr. Rossi’s leadership and wealth of knowledge led to his appointment to President and CEO as of January 1st, 2023.
Prior to his time at ENWIN, Mr. Rossi held several engineering and management roles within the automotive, wastewater and waste management sectors with a focus on continuous improvement and regulatory oversight. Mr. Rossi has over 28 years of experience and is a leader and innovator in the water industry and has received several awards during his career most notably the Ford Motor Company Q1 award, Water’s Next Award for Innovation and the Canadian Water and Wastewater Association’s Award for Innovation.
Mr. Rossi holds an Honours Degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of Windsor, is a licensed Professional Engineer and holds a Charter Director designation.
Charlie Hotham
Vice Chair
Charlie Hotham is a Chief Executive Officer/Owner for Hotham Building Materials Inc., a former City Councilor Ward 1 for the City of Windsor, and a former Vice-President/General Manager for A.T.I Building Materials Inc. Charlie’s community involvement includes serving as member and President for Windsor and Essex County Crime Stoppers.
Michael Silvaggi
President,
St. Clair College
President Silvaggi has over 24 years of experience in the postsecondary education sector. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours Business Administration) from the University of Windsor and holds a Master of Adult Education from St. Francis Xavier University. Michael Silvaggi was appointed the seventh President of St. Clair College and assumed the Presidency on June 1, 2024. Michael began his career at St. Clair College in November 2000 as a Clerk in the Accounts Payable Department. Within three months, Michael advanced to the position of Financial Analyst, and within 18 months, he was promoted into a managerial position as the Purchasing Administrator. From there, Michael quickly moved up the administrative ranks and, in August of 2004, he successfully secured the position of Associate Registrar. Michael served in that in capacity for 8 years until November 2012 when he assumed the role of Registrar. In August 2015, Michael was promoted to Associate Vice President, Student Services and Registrar, a position that he held until April of 2022 when he was promoted to the position of Vice President, Academic.
Michael is passionate about St. Clair College and the role that the College plays in our community. He vigorously believes that we are charged with developing the minds and vocational competencies of our students so that they may forge a path within our society that allows for growth, sustainability and a future for generations.
Michael also strongly believes in community engagement as he feels it is our responsibility to educate, nurture and prepare students with the tools and supports necessary to ensure that they are well-positioned to continue their life journey and overcome the inevitable challenges and obstacles that lie ahead. As a parent and an educator, Michael has supported local elementary and secondary schools through leadership and service. Michael currently serves as a Board of Governor at Assumption University and is a current member of the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board Parent Involvement Committee. Through these community engagements and many others, he is well-suited to offer insight about post-secondary education and for creating opportunities to collaborate and create positive results for the College and local community.
Michael truly personifies all that St. Clair College stands for, “excellence in all he does” and “transforming lives and strengthening communities”.
Rose Anguiano Hurst
Rose Anguiano Hurst is the Executive Director of Women’s Enterprise Skills Training of Windsor Inc. (WEST) where she leads a team of more than 60 staff. During her time in this role, the organization has grown to serve more than 3000 women annually. Rose possesses more than 30 years extensive professional knowledge and background in all aspects of non-profit program management and administration which she strengthened at WEST and previously in similar organizations.
Her greatest satisfaction at work is witnessing participants’ confidence flourish as they attain skills and find jobs where they can make enhanced contributions in society for themselves and their families. Rose is grateful to have the support of a committed board of directors and professional staff who work together to ensure the goals of the organization and the employment needs of women in our community are being addressed.
In addition to her role as a member of the St. Clair College Board of Governors, Rose uses her knowledge and skills on various other local, regional and provincial committees.
Rose has a Bachelor of Arts from Michigan State University.
Art Barron
Director of Student Services,
St. Clair College
Art is an Alumni of St. Clair College, a graduate of the Advertising Business program. Before beginning his career with the College in 2007 as the Web Content Designer, Art was an award-winning Graphic Designer and Art Director for an Advertising Agency. Since then, he has continued to use his creativity and a passion for education to help marginalized students. As Manager of Youth Development Programs, he created new programs for at-risk youth that helped hundreds of students to successfully complete their Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and continue on to post-secondary education at the College. In his current role as Director of Student Services, he leads his staff in Disability Services, Mental Health Counselling, Tutoring, Indigenous Services and Library Services to assist students in the successful journey through post-secondary education and improve their quality of life.
Art is no stranger to serving on committees and boards. He is the College’s Accessibility Committee Chair, Indigenous Education Council Co-Chair, Sexual Violence Prevention Committee Co-Chair, Campus Care Team Administrator, Past Chair – SCWI South Western Ontario Regional Planning Team and Mental Health Steering Committee Chair. In the community, he is active in various committees such as the Windsor-Essex Suicide Prevention Coalition and the ProsperUs Community Action Network Working Group.
Art’s passion for education and for the disadvantaged does not stop at the College. As volunteer President of a registered Canadian child sponsorship charity called R.E.A.CH. International, he has raised over $750,000 to establish an educational sponsorship program, medical clinics, clean water sources and income generation programs for people in Uganda, Africa.
Art lives in Leamington, has been married for 23 years to his best friend, Nicole, is father of four awesome kids and has recently become a grandparent.
Kevin Corriveau
Faculty,
St. Clair College
Kevin Corriveau grew up in Riverside and has spent most of his life as a Windsor resident. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee where he played college golf. He is a Class A Member of the Canadian Professional Golfers Association.
Before joining St. Clair College as the Head Golf Coach in 2001 and a member of the School of Business Faculty in 2007, Kevin managed a local golf facility. As a Member of the PGA of Canada, he has served on the Ontario Provincial PGA Board of Directors and the Canadian National PGA Board of Directors. He helped create the Sport and Recreation Management Program here at St. Clair College and is currently the program coordinator. He has also served as the varsity athlete academic advisor for the college, assisting varsity athletes in their academic and chosen academic program pursuits.
He is looking forward to serving his term on the Board and looks forward to representing the faculty and our community during his tenure.
Paula Corro-Battagello
Paula Corro-Battagello holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Windsor, and is also a proud Alumni of St. Clair College, graduating in 1998 with a 4.0 GPA from the Early Childhood Education program.
As a St. Clair College full-time support staff employee since 2000, Paula has worked in various departments including the Child Care Centre, the Alumni Office, the President’s Office, the School of Media, Art & Design, the Employment Centre and the Registrar’s Office.
Paula was born & raised in Windsor and currently resides in LaSalle with her husband Dan and their 2 children, Andrew & Erica.
Over the years, Paula has volunteered with various organizations and served on various committees such as Parent Council, Graduation Committees, and the LaSalle Stompers Soccer Club Board of Directors.
Paula is honoured to be a member of the St. Clair College Board of Governors, contributing to the continued growth & success of the College and its students.
Garnet Fenn
Mr. Fenn was a senior finance executive in the automotive industry for 28 years until his retirement. He holds under-graduate and graduate degrees and diplomas from the University of Windsor and Western University. Mr. Fenn is a Fellow Chartered Professional Accountant (Ontario, FCA, FCMA, FCGA) and Certified Public Accountant (Michigan) and has completed CPA Canada’s tax specialty programs. He is a member of the Chartered Financial Analysts Institute, Canadian Securities Institute and is a Fellow Chartered Governance professional granted through the Canadian Governance Institute of Canada. He has completed executive programs at Western University, INSEAD (Paris) and IMD (Switzerland) and certificates in adjudication and securities law from Osgoode Law School.
Mr. Fenn is formerly the Global Group Assistant Treasurer of DaimlerChrysler LLC and Cerberus-Chrysler in Auburn Hills, Michigan and New York, and Vice President and CFO/Treasurer of Canadian operations. He was the Chief Compliance Officer of the company’s global funded trusts including its pension plans and Financial Controller of benefit plans and a member of the Global Benefits and Investment Strategy Committees. While at Chrysler, Mr. Fenn was involved in several operational units and was previously the Global Executive Director Corporate Financial Analysis, Accounting and External Reporting. He has financial planning and tax experience at KPMG Chartered Professional Accountants, RBC Dominion Securities and currently, Doher & Company Chartered Professional Accountants. He has also been involved in higher education teaching and course development for over 25 years.
Mr. Fenn is a former Commissioner and Board member with the Ontario Securities Commission in Toronto, Ontario and was the Chair of its Audit and Finance and Risk Committees. He is a board member of Enwin Utilities in Windsor, Ontario where he serves as Chair of the Audit and Finance Committee and is a member of the Executive Committee. He is actively involved in several not-for-profit organizations as Audit Chair and CPA Canada programs in financial literacy, data analytics and cyber awareness for boards.
Anna Jurak
Anna is an experienced leader with over four decades of service across the nonprofit, education, government, health, and business sectors. Most recently, she served as Executive Director of the Brain Injury Association of Windsor and Essex County (2017–2024), where she oversaw all facets of the organization, including administration, finance, human resources, public relations, social media, and program coordination for individuals living with brain injuries and their caregivers.
As an Adjudicator with the Social Justice Tribunals Ontario (2004–2016), Anna applied her strong analytical and decision-making skills to resolve disputes related to social services and housing under Ontario legislation. Her earlier work includes launching and coordinating the Essex Region Children’s Water Festival, teaching biology and cultural diversity courses at St. Clair College, and providing emergency supply teaching for the Greater Essex County District School Board.
Anna's experience also spans health promotion, parental support programming, economic development, and entrepreneurship—as the owner and manager of two retail paint stores and a unionized contracting service for nearly 20 years.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Athabasca University (Honour List 2020), a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Western Ontario, and a Business Diploma from St. Clair College.
A dedicated community volunteer, Anna has served on numerous boards and committees, including Windsor Regional Hospital, CMHA, Rotary International, Windsor Harbour Commission, the Windsor-Essex County Development Commission, and the Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County, where she served as President and Chair of the Carrousel of Nations Festival.
Her leadership and community impact have been recognized through multiple awards, reflecting a lifelong commitment to advocacy, inclusion, and service. She recently was the recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal.
Anthony Paniccia
Anthony is an experienced finance leader with a passion for building strong organizations and even stronger communities. With over 20 years of experience across global manufacturing, public sector finance, and nonprofit governance, he currently serves as Director of Accounting and Finance at the Association for Advancing Automation. A firm believer in A3’s mission of advancing automation, Anthony is especially passionate about its commitment to educating students and preparing the workforce for the jobs of the future.
Over the years, he has held key roles at BorgWarner, KPMG, PwC, and the City of Windsor—leading initiatives in international tax strategy, internal audit, and enterprise risk management. Deeply committed to giving back, Anthony served as Board Chair of Windsor Regional Hospital and chaired the Finance Committee multiple times throughout his 13-year tenure. Since completing his board term, he has continued his involvement through the Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation, where he serves on the Finance Committee. He has also been an active board member of the Windsor Essex County Sports Hall of Fame for the past 12 years, currently serving as Treasurer.
Outside of work, Anthony enjoys running, working out, and spending time with his partner, Colleen Middaugh. Together since 2022, they share a love of community, good coffee, and finding time to laugh—no matter how busy life gets.
John Parent
John Parent has over 25 years of demonstrated success as a public affairs consultant, providing counsel to leadership teams within public-facing organizations and private corporations on large infrastructure projects, including public-private partnerships, across Ontario and Michigan.
He served as a Special Assistant to a former Ontario Premier and advised on many issues, from government and public relations, issues management and economic development. He has provided communications, community benefits, land-use, government, and stakeholder relations support to Windsor Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA), Infrastructure Ontario, Borealis Infrastructure, Chartwell Retirement Residences, Continental Railway Gateway, and Coca Cola Canada.
John led the public affairs efforts for the South West Detention Centre, Forensic Services and Coroner’s Court, Humber River Hospital, Health Sciences North, and Lake Simcoe Protection Plan. Each unique project reinforced his understanding of municipal government and how to manage projects involving a host of federal and provincial ministries and other stakeholders.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in political science after studying international relations and business at the University of British Columbia and the University of Windsor.
He is honoured to be appointed by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and the Minister of Colleges and Universities as a Board Governor at St. Clair College.
John enjoys serving his community by volunteering for a variety of charities, supporting community improvement initiatives and delivering active healthy living programs for youth and seniors.
Jean Piccinato
Jean has over 35 years of progressive leadership and management experience in a variety of health care and human services settings, including private, not-for-profit and government sectors. Jean is the retired Executive Director of the Amherstburg Family Health Team.
Jean has earned a Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Western Ontario and a Bachelor of Commerce degree from The University of Windsor.
Jean and her family are lifelong residents of Windsor. Over the past years, Jean has been active in the Windsor community serving in a variety of capacities with various charitable organizations. A believer in lifelong learning, community involvement and giving back, Jean is looking forward to participating on the St Clair College Board of Governors.
Kirsten Ramsay
As a global citizen who has lived in three countries and worked in both informal and formal education settings, Kirsten brings a unique perspective to the Board of Governors. She is an out of the box thinker who has been able to develop unique programs with a strong focus on student support, success and growth.
Kirsten Ramsay is the International Education Administrator for Lambton Kent District School Board. In her role she is responsible for overseeing the international education program including strategic planning, admissions, marketing and student support. Kirsten has over 20 years’ experience working in international education in both the secondary and post-secondary sectors.
As a volunteer, Kirsten is active in the community participating regularly in events such as Holiday with a Hero, the Gift, and Special Olympics School Championships. She is also an active member of Girl Guides of Canada and serves as a leader for young girls in Blenheim. Helping the community and empowering youth is her passion.
Kirsten brings with her extensive board experience. She has served as Vice President of United Way of Chatham-Kent, Vice Chair of the Western Hemisphere for the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, Vice Chair of the Ontario Association of School Districts International and camp director for Camp Quality. Kirsten brings a strong foundation of knowledge in areas such as governance, succession planning, strategic planning and program development.
Kirsten looks forward to contributing to the St. Clair College Board of Governors and learning from the school community.
Al Teshuba
Al Teshuba was born and raised in Windsor. He obtained his BCom (Hons) and B.Ed. from the University of Windsor. He continued his education and obtained his securities licenses Series 7 and 63, as well as an Ontario Real Estate license, in 2001 & 2006 respectively.
Al is currently a top producing Realtor with LC Platinum Realty Inc. Brokerage and owner of Performance Property Management Windsor-Essex since 2003, servicing hundreds of clients and specializing in investment property & renovation transactions.
Al also has over 30 years of occasional teaching experience in community schools with the Greater Essex County District School Board at both the elementary and secondary school levels. Al has been president and director of several local organizations and boards over decades of community service, providing leadership and local advocacy for advancements in our region.
Al is married to his wife Simha since 1994, sharing two sons Adam and Austin who are both pursuing a post-secondary education in engineering.
Al enjoys local politics, news and advocacy, and is a co-host of Windsor’s Inside Pulse podcast. Al strongly believes in education and matching one’s skills and passion with their career path and is a proud member of St. Clair College’s Board of Governors.
Andrew Weiler
Student,
St. Clair College
Andrew is the Student Representative to the Board of Governors. He is enrolled in the third year of the Child and Youth Care program at St. Clair College and is currently serving his second year on the Executive of the Saints Student Athletic Association, as the Vice President of Varsity.
Throughout his time at St. Clair College, Andrew has been an active participant in the coordination of both OCAA and CCAA championship events, as well as in several community events and fundraisers. Andrew volunteers in the community through the United Way, Big Brothers-Big Sisters and other local events.
Andrew is looking forward to the opportunity to serve on the Board of Governors and provide the Board with the viewpoint of St. Clair College academics and athletics, from a student’s perspective.
Gay Wrye
Gay has lived in Windsor for the past 50 years and is a graduate of the Victoria Hospital School of Nursing and the University of Windsor Law School.
During her tenure as a lawyer, she practiced mainly in the areas of Workers Compensation, Administration Law and Disability Law. She also served both as Chair and a Medical member on the Canada Pension Plan Review Tribunal.
Gay has served on the Board of Directors of many community and provincial organizations including Windsor Regional Hospital where she served as Chair, the Ontario Hospital Association, the Alzheimer’s Society of Windsor and Essex County, where she served as Vice Chair, the Change Foundation and the Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County. Gay was also a member of the Board of Directors of the Windsor Family Health Team, where she also served as Chair. In addition, she enjoys volunteering for the Humane Society of Windsor and Essex County.
Gay is married to her husband Bill and has a daughter, Jennifer who resides on Vancouver Island with her partner Paul.
Jennifer Yee
Bio coming soon.