Dr. Femi Ogunrinde is a visionary leader championing mental health equity and social justice through transformative leadership roles across Saskatchewan. He is the President and Board Chair of the Canadian Mental Health Association Saskatchewan and Vice-Chairperson of the Social Services Appeals Board, he works tirelessly to establish mental health as a universal human right while dismantling systemic barriers to care. His impact extends beyond advocacy through his role as President and CEO of Turning Leaf Support Services, where he drives strategic initiatives in mental health and addiction support and community development. In 2024, his appointment to the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation Board contributed to their recognition as one of Canada's Top 20 Equitable Funders, reflecting his commitment to embedding equity in community investment. As CEO of DAZOG Overseas Education Placement Consulting Inc., Dr. Ogunrinde has facilitated educational opportunities for over 700 international students in Canada, combining his passion for education with mentorship of emerging leaders. His extensive board service includes positions with the Senate of the University of Regina, Public council member of the college of Physicians and Surgeons, Alzheimer’s Society of Canada (Saskatchewan) and Foreign Direct Investment Canada Forum, where he continues to advocate for vulnerable populations and strategic investment in community development. Dr. Ogunrinde holds a Doctor of Healthcare Administration and numerous prestigious certifications, including credentials from Harvard Medical School and McMaster University. His leadership philosophy centers on creating systemic change through collaborative frameworks and equity-focused governance, making him a powerful voice for transformation in Saskatchewan's social services landscape.