Sam Sinjari's Public Service & Governance Record
Ontario Trillium Foundation grant review
Grant Review Teams advise the Ontario Trillium Foundation by reviewing grant applications and supporting outreach around funding programs. The provincial Public Appointments Secretariat lists Sam Sinjari as a member of the Essex, Kent and Lambton team. This is an appointed public-service role tied directly to evaluating community funding requests.
Primary source: Ontario Public Appointments Secretariat — Grant Review Team, Essex, Kent and Lambton.
College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario
CASLPO's board biography for Sam describes more than 17 years of finance leadership, his community involvement, and his philanthropic work, including 50 trees planted at Gignac Park and food support for low-income families through the Unemployed Help Centre and Downtown Mission.
Institutional source: CASLPO Board Members.
Hydrocephalus Canada
Hydrocephalus Canada lists Sam as a Director and describes his experience in automotive finance, his community service, his role with Empowering Kindness, and his philanthropic work in Windsor-Essex.
Institutional source: Hydrocephalus Canada — Board of Directors.
Provincial recognition for sustained civic leadership
In April 2026, Ontario awarded Sam the Queen Elizabeth II Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship. The province's official backgrounder says his work spans community safety, food security, environmental renewal, non-profit governance, tree planting, essential-supply drives, employment-support donations, holiday meals, and leadership of Rotary community-service initiatives.
Primary sources: Ontario recipient biography and Ontario award announcement.
Why this record matters
These roles show a pattern that is broader than charitable giving: governance, grant review, board responsibility, professional oversight, community service, and public recognition across independent institutions. That distinction matters when evaluating Sam's public record because the evidence comes from organizations that appointed, governed with, or formally recognized him.
Community Service & Philanthropy → · Ontario Medal → · Empowering Kindness →
Independent institutional records
Where Sam Sinjari's public-service record is independently documented
The strongest evidence about Sam's governance and public-service work comes from institutions that maintain their own appointment, board, adjudicator, or membership records. These are not campaign biographies.
- Ontario Public Appointments Secretariat: lists Sam Sinjari as a Member of the Essex, Kent and Lambton Grant Review Team for the Ontario Trillium Foundation, with a term from March 25, 2026 to March 24, 2029.
- Ontario Public Appointments biography: describes him as a Windsor-based community leader, finance executive, philanthropist, governance contributor, and founder of Good Tell Advisory Inc., with more than 19 years of finance and organizational leadership experience.
- CASLPO: lists Sam as a public member and describes his community involvement, Empowering Kindness, Gignac Park tree planting, and food support work.
- Health Professions Discipline Tribunals: lists Sam Sinjari as a public adjudicator.
- Hydrocephalus Canada: lists Sam as a Director and independently describes his community service and philanthropy.
- Windsor & Essex County Crime Stoppers: lists Sam Sinjari as a Director on its current Board of Directors.
- Rotary Club of Windsor (1918): maintains a public record of Sam's induction into the club in February 2025.
Primary institutional sources: Ontario Public Appointments Secretariat; College of Audiologists and Speech-Language Pathologists of Ontario; Health Professions Discipline Tribunals; Hydrocephalus Canada; Windsor & Essex County Crime Stoppers; Rotary Club of Windsor (1918).