T’Brenn Kelly-McKinnon, RPP, MCIP, is Director of Fund Delivery & Impact at the B.C. Rental Protection Fund, where he leads investment strategy and execution to preserve naturally-occurring affordable rental housing. With a background in urban planning, real estate, and data systems, he has built scalable delivery infrastructure that combines rigorous underwriting with mission-driven impact. T’Brenn has overseen investments securing at-risk rental homes and is advancing a growing pipeline of non-profit-led acquisitions across urban, suburban, and rural communities. His work reflects a commitment to housing stability, public capital stewardship, and sector resilience – grounded in the belief that long-term affordability can be achieved through smart, values-aligned, and community-rooted investment.

Cassandra leads the Fund’s communications strategy, government engagement, and strengthens sector partnerships—positioning the program as a nationally recognized model for preserving affordability and preventing displacement. Cassandra has shaped messaging and public-facing narratives that have built cross-sector alignment and strong public trust in the the Fund's mission.

Cassandra has built and led high-performing teams to deliver strategic initiatives under tight timelines— ensuring communications, engagement, and operations stay aligned and responsive in a fast-moving real-estate environment. With a background in real estate development and public policy, Cassandra previously served as Director of Policy & Research at the Urban Development Institute, where she worked across government and industry to develop practical, solutions-oriented responses to the housing crisis.

Ranjeet Chugh, MBA, RPM, is Portfolio Director, Asset Stewardship & Strategy at the BC Rental Protection Fund, where he leads the Fund's strategic approach to sustaining and expanding secure affordability for the long-term across British Columbia. With a background in residential real estate & operational leadership, he delivers consistent value by optimizing asset performance across the housing continuum. Ranjeet provides leadership in capital planning, risk management, and strategic asset oversight, collaborating with internal teams on underwriting, acquisitions, and investment decisions. Applying analytical insight and a collaborative approach, he develops systems and strategies that enhance performance, financial resilience, and measurable impact, ensuring every property contributes to permanent, accessible, and sustainable rental housing across the province.

Daina brings a diverse background in supporting C-Suite Executives across municipal, federal, and provincial government sectors, as well as real estate. Known for delivering high-level executive support with discretion, efficiency, and professionalism, Daina excels in managing complex calendars, coordinating cross-sector communications, and navigating regulatory environments. With a strong focus on public service and operational excellence, she is dedicated to enhancing executive productivity while ensuring seamless operations across a range of industries.

Cameron is a Planning Analyst with the Rental Protection Fund. With a passion for affordable housing and an academic background in mathematics, data science, and geographic information systems, Cameron provides experience in data-forward evaluations and underwriting for affordable housing transactions.

In his time at the BC RPF, Cameron has evaluated hundreds of potential acquisitions, participated in the successful acquisition of over 30 properties, created ETL tools allowing for cross-organizational synchronicity between platforms, and has developed web apps designed to streamline acquisition evaluation processes and visualize the Fund's extensive housing data.

Leo Chaulk is a Junior Analyst at the Rental ProtectionFund, with an educational background in environmental science and geographicinformation systems.  His studies includedenvironmental policy, urban planning, and sustainable agriculture fostering aninterdisciplinary approach to complex challenges. Through his education and professionalexperience, he brings a practical perspective to the complexities ofsocio-environmental ecosystems and the importance of cross-disciplinaryanalysis to solve problems creatively and effectively. He believes in applying theselessons to the housing sector to develop long-term, sustainable solutions to thehousing challenges facing Canadians today.

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