If elected, Joseph said she is committed to being an accessible, responsible and accountable trustee who listens to the community and keeps students at the centre of every decision
Brockville resident Jomol Joseph is running for trustee of the Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario (CDSBEO), looking to put her expertise in finance and business to use.
She holds a master’s degree in finance and accounting and a post-graduate diploma in international business management. She is also pursuing her CPA designation.
Joseph began her career as a college instructor before moving into corporate accounting, finance and business leadership. She also serves as treasurer of the Brockville Public Library Board.
She talks about why she chose to run for school board trustee.
Joseph said she sees the role as an opportunity to contribute her professional experience, commitment to Catholic values and passion for community service to the education system.
Her top three priorities include academic achievement, student well-being and mental health, and the responsible use of education resources.
She also said communication is key.
If elected, Joseph said she is committed to being an accessible, responsible and accountable trustee who listens to the community and keeps students at the centre of every decision.
Story by: Evan Gibb
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