ABOUT US.

Board Chair
Sartaj is the Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI), where she leads national efforts to create inclusive and equitable workplaces. With a background in law, governance, strategy, and human resources, she brings deep experience to her role. Sartaj is passionate about advancing access to inclusive mental health programming across the agricultural sector and beyond.

Vice-Chair and Secretary
Emma is a beef cattle farmer from Tofield, Alberta and works in beef industry communications. She considers ranching core to her identity and is driven by helping fellow producers thrive.

Treasurer
Robert’s passion for agriculture was firmly grounded early in life as a 5th generation farmer in Ontario. He is an international advocate for the agriculture sector, championing the wellbeing of our world’s farmers and the rural communities they support.

As an active farmer and the head and heart behind High Heels and Canola Field, Lesley understands the importance of a producer's well-being to their farm. Passionate about building community and creating conversation, she helped co-found Do More Ag.

Himanshu learned about the lack of support and resources for producer's mental health during his time as the co-founder of Farm At Hand. He was grateful for the opportunity to help co-found The Do More Agriculture Foundation and serve as its past board chair.

Calvin, Executive Chairman of BrettYoung Seeds, has dedicated his career to the crop input business, drawing from his rich family history in agriculture and training as a plant breeder. He’s energized about helping Canadian farm families connect with mental health support and helping those who may be struggling know they’re not alone.

Angela, a beef farmer's spouse in New Brunswick and owner of "Soul on Fire Coaching," is deeply passionate about promoting mental health awareness in the farming community. Through her involvement with Do More Ag, she is dedicated to highlighting the available resources for mental well-being.

Bonnie is a Psychotherapist and Registered Social Worker in Waterloo Region, ON and member of the rural community. Bonnie is passionate about providing mental health support to individuals(14 +), couples and families in Ontario.

Carmen is the Program Director at CMHA Rosetown and works hard to educate people on how to develop resilience by learning about maintaining their mental well-being and how to support those around them. Carmen is hopeful that if we focus on “what’s strong”, instead of “what’s wrong”, we can empower everyone in our community to thrive and be the best version of themselves.

Originally from Maple Creek, Reanna and her husband now farm near Viscount, SK. They raise cattle as well as crop farm. She has her Bachelor of Arts and Science in Sociology and Psychology. She is passionate about breaking down the stigma of mental health through conversation. When she isn't working on the farm, or at her full time off farm job, she enjoys reading, camping, and spending time with family.

Mona is a compassionate, family mental health advocate, entrepreneur, certified to teach Mental Health First aid and speaker. Mona joined Do More Ag to be supportive to those in the farming community to know they are not alone and to learn the tools they can implement for their well being.

Louise is a stress management trainer, sharing with others the knowledge, tools, and skills to conquer stress and live happier, healthier lives. Born and raised on a layer hen and grain farm in southern Manitoba, Louise understands the stress and demands of farming.

Diane is a clinical social worker, executive coach and chartered mediator who has worked with many farmers via the Farm Debt Mediation Service since 2003. She has deep empathy and practical knowledge of the operational, financial and mental health related challenges that can be faced by farmers and their families.