Long Version: Jackie is a philanthropist, entrepreneur, regenerative thinker and first-generation Greek-Canadian whose work explores how we can better steward our health, wealth, land and legacy for generations to come. For more than fourteen years, Jackie founded and operated a multidisciplinary clinical practice in Toronto, working with corporate executives, professional athletes and individuals to create more collaborative and nourishing relationships with their bodies and wellbeing. Her entrepreneurial work has since expanded to questions of wealth, community and intergenerational responsibility. She is the founder of Seven Neighbours, a global retreats and events company that brings together next-generation wealth inheritors and founders to explore how they can steward their resources in alignment with their values while creating meaningful impact and carrying forward their family legacies. Jackie is also the Co-Founder of Ancestors of Tomorrow, a philanthropic initiative she created with her sister, inspired by the example of their parents and their family’s multigenerational commitment to community empowerment and give back. Its work supports initiatives spanning Indigenous communities, education, research, regenerative entrepreneurship and environmental stewardship globally. For the past five years, Jackie has also supported regenerative land and community work in Costa Rica, including her involvement with Community Carbon Trees, whose reforestation model connects ecological restoration with rural employment, food security and community resilience. Her relationship with rural life is deeply personal. Since childhood, Jackie has travelled to Greece to visit family and deepen her connection to her Greek heritage. In recent years, she has spent each fall in Kalohori, a small village near Kastoria in Northern Greece, working alongside her uncle during the harvest on her family’s garden and farmlands. Across her work, Jackie is interested in a central question: How do we honour what we have inherited while creating the conditions for future generations to thrive? She brings to the conversation on rural Greece an international perspective shaped by philanthropy, regenerative land stewardship, entrepreneurship and a deeply personal connection to Greek family, land and legacy. Short Version: Jackie is a philanthropist, entrepreneur, regenerative thinker and first-generation Greek-Canadian whose work explores the intersection of wellbeing, wealth, land and intergenerational legacy. She is the founder of Seven Neighbours, a global retreats and events company for next-generation wealth inheritors and founders, and Co-Founder of Ancestors of Tomorrow, a family philanthropic initiative supporting Indigenous communities, education, research, regenerative entrepreneurship and environmental stewardship. After founding and operating a multidisciplinary clinical practice in Toronto for fourteen years, Jackie expanded her work into philanthropy, community resilience and regenerative land stewardship. For the past five years, she has supported reforestation and rural community development in Costa Rica and spends part of each year in Kalohori, near Kastoria in Northern Greece, working alongside her family during the fall harvest. Her work is guided by a central question: How do we honour what we have inherited while creating the conditions for future generations to thrive?