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The Architectural Conservancy of Ontario (ACO) Toronto Branch roots go back to ACO's founding 1933. Started by University of Toronto Professor Eric Arthur, and based in Toronto while working across Ontario, ACO was incorporated to help communities preserve buildings and structures of architectural merit, as well as places of natural beauty and interest. Eric Arthur wrote the seminal book on Toronto architecture, Toronto No Mean City.
Interim President: Alex Miller-Miller Gerrard
Interim Vice President: Alessandro Tersgini
Secretary: Adam Sobolak
Treasurer: Patricia Milne
Member at large: Amanda Large
Member at large: Leslie Thompson
Member at large: Marybeth McTeague
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Donor Development: Zoe Goluch
Operations and Development Coordinator: Justine Tenzer