Victoria Mohan (she/her) is the Founder and Chair of The Caribbean Network. She recently graduated with her Honours Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Political Science from the University of Toronto. In her final year, she was the President of the Criminology Students’ Association, a recipient of the Peggy Pratt Scholarship and Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Award.

Currently, Victoria is employed at Deloitte in Financial Advisory, where she reviews claims for a Class Action. Previously, Victoria worked as a Student Assistant with the Law in Action within Schools Program, at University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law. She also spear-headed a series of Mentorship Programs for the Office of the Dean of Students at Woodsworth College, with a strong emphasis on support services and inclusive programming. 

In the Fall, Victoria will begin her Masters in Social Justice Education at the University of Toronto’s Ontario Institute of Studies Education. In the future, Victoria aspires to support diversity and inclusion related initiatives in the Corporate Sector. In her spare time, Victoria enjoys supporting organizations such as: Seva4life, the Muslim Food Bank, Sistering and the Annual Oxfam Canada Summit in support of Women and Gender-Based Violence. 

Destinne is pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Global Management Studies and a minor in Finance at Toronto Metropolitan University. She aspires to work in Regulatory/Compliance in the future.

Christina Persaud (she/her) is the Vice President of Advocacy and Inclusion of The Caribbean Network. Christina has recently started an initiative dedicated solely to growth of mental health awareness within Guyana. This initiative was motivated by Guyana’s long history of intergenerational trauma caused by the lack of education and awareness surrounding mental health. The goal of this project is to provide a learning opportunity for our community and future generations to come through the use of social media. 

Christina is currently studying business marketing at Humber College along side interning at ISX Tours Canada. Christina hopes to continue to share her experiences of culture, travel and the importance of personal storytelling through The Caribbean Network.

Anjali Permaul (she/her) is the Vice President of Public Relations of The Caribbean Network. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Guelph’s Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics. Anjali is the Web Design Associate and a Team Delegate for the DecaULang where she utilizes her problem solving and communication skills. 

Anjali has been a key volunteer and youth leader at the Dharmic Cultural Centre and Mandir as an active volunteer in running events and marketing. For the past 4 years, Anjali has been a great role model to the children of the temple through her music efforts.

In the fall, Anjali is continuing with her studies as a Marketing Management student along with a Human Resource Minor that she just added to her educational development. In the future, Anjali aspires to become more involved within the Caribbean community while seeking new opportunities to support foundations/organizations. 

Aneesa, born and raised in New York City, is an Indo-Guyanese graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology. Utilizing her knowledge of business management, she concentrates on social media and content creation. She is actively involved in writing and blogging, and seeks opportunities to connect with her Caribbean culture and community. Aneesa aims to raise awareness and spark conversations about mental health.