Senior Team Members
A large part of understanding someone is learning about where they came from and how that impacts who they are now. We want to share the perspectives of AndHumanity’s senior team members, and when you are ready, we hope you share your lenses with us as well.
ChantelLE Buffie (she/her)
Group Account Director
Chantelle's Lens:
Mark Lee (He/Him)
Creative Director
Mark's Lens:
4th Generation Chinese Settler. Visual and creative thinker. Perfectionist. Husband. Dad. Middle child. ADHD. Coffee drinker. Dogs over cats. 1/8 Irish.
Matthew Tsang (He/him)
Brand Director, Co-Founder
Matthew's Lens:
2nd Generation Canadian Born Chinese Settler. Expert in Chinglish. Child of a Single Mother, and Grandchild of a rich man that lost it all to greed. Dog Dad, Human Dad, Husband, Son, Brother, and Friend. Born Reader and Writer. Fiction over non-fiction. Learned Entrepreneur and Strategist. People over profits. Lover of films, hockey, and night time.
NESS MURBY (HE/HIM)
Senior Brand Strategist
Ness' Lens:
Rajiv Kondal (he/him)
Digital Strategy Director
Rajiv's Lens:
Thinker, Learner, and Doer.
Strategized digital outreach programs for multiple international countries. Passionate for Data, Performance, and Efficiency, but not at the cost of human empathy. Continuously evolving on all fronts, and on the quest for ultimate truth beyond this life & form.
Favorite Quote: “In God we trust; all others must bring data.”
Sydney McNeill (they/them)
Director of JEDI Strategy
Sydney's Lens:
White (Norwegian/Scottish) Settler, grateful to be on Treaty 6 territory (Amiskwaciwâskahikan). Thriving human parent, failing plant parent. Queer. Neurodiverse. Always a listener, learner, thinker and writer. Lover of people, progress, justice and growth. Infinitely curious, optimistically critical. Still collects rocks.
Tammy Tsang (SHe/her)
Managing Director, Co-Founder
Tammy's Lens:
Mother, Wife, Daughter, Sister, Friend & Confidant first. Father’s daughter, even in heaven. Canadian Born Chinese Settler. Entrepreneurial Genealogy. Founder, Leader & Strategist. My Real Job: Advocating for the other. Love positive psych, film, exploring cultures, fashion, and eating.
Why a Lens?
A personal lens is defined by your lived experience and is the perspective you see the world through. The process of creating your personal lens disrupts the traditional bio by centering diversity of perspective.
