The VBM
Team

Geneviève Fecteau

Executive Director

As Executive Director of CABM, Geneviève draws on extensive experience mainly from the community sector and the field of mental health, as well as in governance, content creation, translation, and the start-up, management, and evaluation of projects and organizations. A graduate of the School of Industrial Relations at the Université de Montréal, she continues to expand her knowledge through various trainings and seminars. Driven by her courage, dynamism, and creative spirit, she engages the team, the board, and volunteers through a collaborative, results-oriented management style. Placing human relationships at the heart of her professional and personal life, Geneviève dreams of a more just and inclusive world where everyone has access to well-being.

514-842-3351 ext.: 229

Mouna Bennamani

Manager of Strategy and Partnership | Business and Skill-based Volunteering

Mouna supports businesses in their community engagement efforts.
Her experience across the Mediterranean basin enriches her strategies in multicultural and economic contexts.
Passionate about identity and interculturality, she champions social impact projects promoting cultural equality and migration issues.

514-842-3351 ex.: 234

Sev Rovera

Community Relations Advisor

Sev plays a strategic role in building and strengthening partnerships within the VBM’s network and broader community.
Passionate about social justice and inclusion, Sev advocates for accessible volunteerism across Montreal's diverse communities.

514-842-3351 ex.: 230

Daynah Savage

Administrative Coordinator

With over 25 years of experience in administrative management and customer service, Daynah brings unparalleled organizational skills and professionalism to the VBM.
Perfectly bilingual (French and English) with basic Spanish, she is passionate about helping nonprofits grow and succeed.

514-842-3351 ext.: 238

Yousra André

Volunteer Services coordinator

I grew up between France and Morocco, studying law and feminism in Lyon and Montreal. Through my intercultural background, it is human connections and collective relationships that have always fascinated me. I have had the opportunity to coordinate programs and volunteers in a variety of contexts—community, public health, and grassroots initiatives. Joining the CABM team to help promote volunteerism and thus contribute to building a more cohesive, locally organized society in Montreal gives me great pleasure.

514-842-3351 ex.: 224

Ben Findelberg

Training program manager

Ben has been working in the community sector for over 15 years, following a return to school to study Social Work in 2008. He has been a lifelong volunteer and has a total of ten years' professional experience managing volunteer programs at different organizations. He has worked in a helping capacity with a diverse clientele, including immigrants and refugees, seniors, people with vision loss, and individuals in crisis. Ben is happy to continue his journey of community work at the VBM, supporting organizations with engaging training sessions to help them recruit, train, and retain volunteers.

514-842-3351 ext 231