EFC Organizational Announcement: Jenna Finch New Event & Program Coordinator

EFC Organizational Announcement: Jenna Finch New Event & Program Coordinator

March 26, 2026

EFC is excited to announce that Jenna Finch has joined EFC as its new Events & Program Coordinator, effective as of March 16th, 2026.

Jenna graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications Studies. She brings a strong passion for events, represented through her previous experience working with MLSE for their game day operations and supporting brand activations alongside various companies. Jenna also has experience as a Sports Coordinator, where she oversaw the planning, coordination, and execution of sports programming, creating engaging and well-structured experiences. She also has experience freelancing for the Ontario Energy Network.

In her new role, Jenna will report to Nathalie Lajoie, Director of National Events & Ontario Region.  Jenna is excited to be a part of the EFC and looks forward to bringing her passion for events and programming to this role.

The EFC invites you to join in welcoming Jenna Finch to the EFC team.

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