Good & Well

President of Good & Well leading company strategy and supporting the team and investees. Chairs the board of Realize Capital Partners and previously worked in renewable resources in West Africa and UN biodiversity policy. Holds degrees from Queen's, Yale, and Harvard Business School.

Leads the deal team with over two decades of investment management experience and provides hands-on support to portfolio companies. Previously a Portfolio Manager and VP & Director at TD Asset Management managing over $3 billion in AUM. Holds an engineering degree from the University of Waterloo and the CFA designation.

Facilitates the Impact Challenge and Internship Programs and provides administrative support to the President and a portfolio company. Holds an Honours BSc in Life Sciences from the University of Toronto.

Manages administrative systems and infrastructure, supports portfolio management including impact measurement, and serves as Executive Assistant to the firm's Founder. Holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto.

Leads student engagement work including the annual Internship Program and Impact Challenge. Holds a Master of Public Policy from McGill's Max Bell School (as a McCall MacBain Scholar) and a BSc from Universite de Montreal.

Founded CAS Capital in 2003 and serves as Representative Director. Previously a Managing Director in investment banking at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs in Tokyo, and earlier at The Bank of Tokyo. Holds an MBA from Wharton.

Mark Reale is the Student Engagement Manager at Good & Well Inc., where he coordinates the organization's annual Internship Program and Impact Challenge, and also takes on freelance work in data analysis and reporting, translation and interpretation, workshop facilitation, and art education. His prior roles include consulting and project management at Higher Education Strategy Associates—where he developed the Observatory on AI Policies in Canadian Post-Secondary Education and organized the AI-CADEMY summit—research and policy work for the Federal Housing Advocate at the Canadian Human Rights Commission on veteran homelessness, and project and team management at the Fédération des associations étudiantes du campus de l'Université de Montréal. He holds a Master's in Public Policy and a B.Sc. in Psychology and Sociology, and is a McCall MacBain Scholar.