EFC Welcomes Lavindi Richards-Harvey as Events Coordinator

May 27, 2024

Lavindi Richards-Harvey has been appointed EFC’s Events Coordinator, effective May 13, 2024. Lavindi reports to Nathalie Lajoie, Director, National Events and will support all national and Ontario region events, as well as the Ontario Energy Network Programs.

Lavindi has strong customer service skills, along with experience in events that will be a valuable addition to the team and our members. She owned her own event related business for the past seven years, where she worked at artisan markets and festivals across Ontario including holiday pop-ups. Lavindi also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Toronto Metropolitan University.

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