People

Happy meeting between community and board member.

Relationships are the heart of all we do. Our people, our communities are our strength. Our dedicated team cares about this special place. We create and lead a diverse selection of programs year-round. There is always someone available to answer questions, give support, or simply provide a friendly face.

Our Staff

  • A photo of Executive Director Lee Fleming

    Lee Fleming

    Interim Executive Director

    lee@tatacentre.com

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  • Social Business and Hosting Coordinator Katja Burtis

    Katja Burtis

    Social Business & Hosting Coordinator

    katja@tatacentre.com

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  • Facilities Coordinator Lacey Miller

    Lacey Miller

    Facilities Coordinator

    lacey@tatacentre.com

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  • Hospitality & Housekeeping Jennifer Nicholson

    Jennifer Nicholson

    Hospitality & Housekeeping

    jennifer@tatacentre.com

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  • A Photo of Program Coordinator Catherine Bussiere

    Catherine Bussiere

    Program Coordinator

    programs@tatacentre.com

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  • A Photo of Grounds Keeper Klaus.

    Klaus Muller

    Grounds Keeper

    klaus@tatacentre.com

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  • Erika Marchand

    Peace and Friendship Coordinator

    peaceandfriendship@tatacentre.com

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  • A photo of Financial Manager and Transition Leadership Consultant David Osborne

    David Osborne

    Financial Manager/Transition Leadership Consultant

    david@tatacentre.com

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Our Board of Directors

 Our Advisor Groups

  • The Peace & Friendship Committee is an indigenous lead group committed to peace and friendship and work between indigenous nations and other land inhabitants to preserve the lands and waters, and to live out our roles and responsibilities as Treaty people respecting and reflecting the sacred Treaties of Peace and Friendship.

  • The Maritimes-Guatemala Breaking the Silence Network (BTS) is a voluntary network of people in the Maritimes who began to organize in 1988 to support the efforts of Guatemalans struggling for political, social, and economic justice.