Board of Directors

July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026

The ARMA Toronto Board of Directors is a small but mighty team of volunteers, dedicating their time to providing leadership in education, research and networking for the benefit of information professionals in the Greater Toronto Area and throughout Ontario. 

We’re continuing to look for enthusiastic individuals to join our team and help to shape the future of our chapter. If you’re interested in joining the Board, please reach out to us at info@armatoronto.on.ca. We’d be happy to connect and answer any questions you may have!

President

Megan Callaway 
mcallaway@armatoronto.on.ca

Megan Callaway is the Manager, Records and Information, at the College of Dental Hygienists of Ontario where she is responsible for implementing and administering records and information management systems and related policies and procedures that will allow the College to capture, store, retrieve, share, and destroy electronic records and documents. She provides advice, support, and training to staff and agents as they fulfill their roles in relation to records and information management.  Megan has over ten years of experience working in the regulatory field, and has a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from McMaster University, a Library and Information Technician Diploma from Mohawk College, and a Records and Information Management Certificate from the Univeristy of Toronto School of Continuing Studies (SCS).  She has also obtained the Certified Records Analyst (CRA) designation from the Institute of Certified Records Managers (ICRM).

Vice President, Meeting Chair & Elections Officer

Sarah Ellery
sellery@armatoronto.on.ca

Sarah Ellery is the Information Governance and Risk Management Specialist at the College of Veterinarians of Ontario. In her role she is the lead on information governance, developing and implementing strategies and frameworks to effectively manage and protect the College’s information assets. Sarah also administers the risk management unit by monitoring and advising on leading risks relevant to operations of the College while collaborating with staff and teams to implement risk management strategies and protocols to mitigate threats and vulnerabilities. Sarah has over 13 years of experience managing information and risk within the regulatory field. She has a College Diploma in Social Service Work, as well as a certificate as an Information Governance Professional (IGP) through AIIM. Sarah has also obtained credit in courses such as records management and risk management through the University of Toronto School of Continuing Education, as well as Social Development through the University of Waterloo.

Secretary

Lauren Demaree
ldemaree@armatoronto.on.ca

As the Manager of Information Governance & Records for Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, Lauren Demaree leads Records Management throughout the Firm. Lauren joined Blakes in 2014. Prior to her work in Records Management, Lauren was a Data Analyst for the NHS CCAC UK, and eHealth Ontario (CHC).

Lauren is also the past president and current treasurer for ARMA Southwestern Ontario Chapter and the secretary for ARMA Toronto Chapter.

She holds an MLIS with a specialization in Information Management from Wayne State University, a B.A. in History & Anthropology from the University of Windsor, a Records Management Diploma from Mohawk College, and is a CRM Certified Records Manager.

Treasurer

Patrick Abotsi
pabotsi@armatoronto.on.ca

Patrick Abotsi is the founder of Caprica Media, a Kitchener-based IT consultancy, and also operates Caprica Commerce, a logistics startup with 4 locations across Southern Ontario. Prior to becoming a full time entrepreneur, Patrick had a career of over 15 years across Asia (China/Hong Kong) and Canada, working in both SMEs and listed companies, in industries such as consulting, banking, IT and pharmaceuticals. He brings his dual IT and finance background and wealth of experience as treasurer for the Board.

Patrick has a Masters Degree in Finance from Fudan University (Shanghai), a MBA from Toronto Metropolitan University, as well as certificates and course credits in records management (Durham College), cybersecurity (Mohawk College) and fraud investigation (Seneca College). He is also a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), and a licensed CPA with both CPA Ontario and CPA Australia.

Membership & Newsletter Director

Caleb Comor-Subotich
ccomor-subotich@armatoronto.on.ca

Caleb Comor-Subotich works in Records and Information Management for the Town of Georgina, where he coordinates the Records Management program and processes Freedom of Information Access requests. Prior to joining municipal government, Caleb held several positions in commercial banking at RBC and BMO, including roles in Document Management, Account Management, and File Management and Quality Control.

Caleb holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Waterloo and a Certificate in Records and Information Management from the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies (SCS). He joined the ARMA Toronto Board in 2024 and currently serves as the Membership and Newsletter Director.

Communications Director, Job Postings

Edward Coltof
ecoltof@armatoronto.on.ca

Edward Coltof is a Records Analyst at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories where he has been working as a member of a team in the Information Management department for over 5 years cleaning hard drives, appraising records and transferring documents into the company hard drive for future use by the company.  He has experience researching records dealing with First Nations issues because he worked as a member of a Litigation Project Team with the Ontario Government supporting the Canadian Government in the Sixties Scoop Settlement where he identified crown ward and adoption records from microfiche and microfilm to enable impacted individuals to receive their compensation.  He also worked as a contract archivist in Slave Lake, Alberta for one year at the LSLIRC-TARR archive (an archive containing local First Nations records) inventorying their records into a spreadsheet and uploading them into the local database to create digital backup copies in the event of a natural disaster and assisted researchers in filling out the documents to obtain records that they needed.  His education includes a Master of Information degree from the iSchool at the University of Toronto and an Honours Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology from Trent University.

Communications Director, Website & Social Media

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Programs Director

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Vendor Relations Director

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Member-at-Large

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