Board Members

Larry Jefferies

Larry Jefferies – President

Larry Jefferies was executive Vice-President and co-founder of CARSTAR Canada, the largest network of auto body repair facilities in North America, with 440 stores and over $600 million in revenue. The business was acquired by Driven Brands in 2015, at which time Larry retired.

Larry Jefferies is currently a principal of Collision Builders Inc. As a respected executive in the collision repair industry and in his current consulting practice, Larry has extensive experience in developing and managing collision repair networks. He also has extensive knowledge and experience facilitating collision business acquisitions and in the development and execution of industry initiatives, working closely with all industry stakeholders, including collision repairers, auto insurance providers and OEMs.

On a personal note, Larry resides in Dundas, ON. He is pleased to provide his insight and business experience to support the sustainability and growth of the BNMO Concert Orchestra, a registered Canadian charity.

Joseph Macerollo OC

Joseph Macerollo, OC

Joseph is a world-renowned accordion player, a sought-after performer and an inspired teacher. He’s received the Order of Canada “for his pioneering achievements as a musician and educator, and for bringing the classical accordion to Canadian concert halls,” according to a citation on the Governor-General’s website.

Linda Cara, vice-president of the Toronto Musicians’ Association, presented him with a lifetime achievement award. His technique with the bellows is unique, and it’s that, along with his amenable personality, that has allowed the accordion to be accepted, Cara said at the time.

Rob Stonehewer

Rob Stonehewer

Rob Stonehewer is an experienced creative director, writer and results-driven marketing professional. Since 1995, RSA Marketing has provided a complete range of marketing services including brand identity, marketing communications, websites, promotions and performance improvement programs. He is also the property owner/manager of RSA Furnished Rentals.

As a volunteer, Rob is a Board Member of Burlington Museums Foundation and was Vice-Chair of the Museums of Burlington, Past Chair of the Burlington Chamber of Commerce Marketing & Communications Committee, former Board Member of the Arts & Culture Council of Burlington, and advisor to the Halton Region Business Access to Professionals program.

Jamshed Turel

Jamshed Turel

Originally from Mumbai, India, Jamshed Turel received his Bachelor and Master of Music in violin performance, computer science and music theory from Indiana University.

At age thirteen, he was the youngest player admitted to the Bombay Chamber Orchestra, and in 1994, he became the youngest concertmaster of the Bombay Players Orchestra. He has subsequently been invited to guest lead orchestras in New York, Chicago, Houston, Dubai, Toronto, the Bahamas and London, and has performed as a soloist in several concerts across North America, Europe and Asia.

Jamshed’s performance experience has extended to musical theatre, where he has performed for several Broadway and touring productions, including Beauty and the Beast, South Pacific, Les Misérables and Phantom of the Opera. Combining his musical theatre experience and passion for working with youth, Jamshed currently serves as the music director for Burlington Student Theatre in Burlington, ON.

Evy Beraldo

Evy Beraldo – Treasurer

Evy Beraldo grew up in Hamilton but has lived most of her life in Burlington. A graduate of McMaster, she earned a Hons BSc in psychology and a CPA while working as an accountant.

Having gained experience at several manufacturing companies in Waterloo, Mississauga and Burlington, Evy joined Nalco, a U.S.-owned multi-national corporation, where she worked for 21 years until retiring in 2011. The last six years at Nalco were spent as country Administrator and Canadian Finance Manager. As C.A., Evy chaired local leadership meetings and oversaw Canadian facility administration, operations, and safety.

Evy is currently on the boards of her condo and cottage associations, Arts & Culture Council of Burlington, and church council and sings in the Hamilton Estonian choir. She also participated in the Estonian Song Festival in Estonian 2014 & 2019.  Massed choirs totalled over 30,000 individuals on stage in the grand finale in 2019.

Don Pangman, Board Member Burlington New Millennium Orchestra.

Don Pangman

Don Pangman is the Founder of ArtHouse, a Halton-based charitable organization that provides FREE Arts programs for vulnerable children and youth from 7–17 who may not have any access to arts programs. Celebrating its 12th Anniversary in June 2021, ArtHouse has served over 9,500 young people with 661 programs at 90 safe and accessible locations throughout Halton.

Don co-founded the Oakville Jazz Festival and the St. Jude’s Celebration of the Arts. He has also served on the board of the Oakville Symphony Orchestra and the Oakville and Toronto Boards of Canadian Music Competition. Don is the recipient of the United Way Chair’s Award, the McPhie Award from the Children’s Aid Foundation of Halton, Oakville’s Community Spirit Award in the Arts and in 2012, he was presented with The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal and the Rotary International Foundation’s Paul Harris Award.

Jing "Annie" Huang, Board Member Burlington New Millennium Orchestra.

Jing (Annie) Huang

Co-founder, Canada Academy of Music and Arts
EMBA 2025, University of Toronto

Jing (Annie) Huang is a distinguished professional with a rich and diverse background in strategy consulting and banking. Before moving to Canada in 2015, Annie accumulated five years of experience in strategy consulting with Arthur Andersen and KPMG Consulting, where she honed her skills in advising top-tier clients on business transformation and strategic growth. Her career then progressed to Deutsche Bank, where she spent a decade in various high-level roles. As the Director, Chief Operating Risk Officer, and Deputy General Manager of Deutsche Bank Shanghai, China, Annie was pivotal in managing operational risks and driving strategic initiatives for one of the world’s leading financial institutions.

Annie also served as the President of the Canadian Music Competition Toronto Chapter from 2020 to 2023. Her commitment to the arts and education is further demonstrated by her ongoing pursuit of an Executive MBA at the University of Toronto, class of 2025, where she is expanding her expertise in leadership and management.