Antoinette R. Tummillo

Antoinette Tummillo is a trilingual executive with over 40 years’ experience working with national and international organizations in both private and public sectors, including CN Rail, CIBC, CBRE, Colliers International and the City of Toronto (CreateTO). She has led the transformation of organizational structures/divisions, systems and processes for owners/corporations and investors with significant real estate interests. This included portfolio management, capital intensive programs, privatization, outsourcing, leasing, dispositions & acquisitions programs, development and providing real estate and integration expertise on mergers and acquisitions.

In 2017, Antoinette founded her own company to provide strategic real estate and corporate advisory services. She is Past President, Board of Directors of The Empire Club
of Canada. She is currently Co-Chair of the Governance Committee and a Director on the Nominating Committee. She is also a Director of Unity Charity which uses hip hop art form to promote resilience and well-being among youth where she Chairs their Resource Committee. She has also served on the Boards of HSI Solution as Chair and as a Director of the Executive Committees of Canadian Stage and Theatre Columbus.

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