Carmelita Tang Joins CityMatch as Vice President
We’re excited to announce Carmelita Tang as our new Vice President. With her wealth of experience in business development, corporate partnerships, and community engagement, Carmelita will play a pivotal role in advancing our mission to position Southwestern Ontario as a leading talent hub. Her leadership will enable CityMatch to expand our innovative relocation and transition services, driving growth and creating meaningful impact for our clients and the broader community.
“CityMatch is transforming how local employers attract, retain, and support the transition of talent from outside the region. I’m excited to build on this strong foundation, expand our impact, and support our clients in Southwestern Ontario.”
Driving Growth and Strengthening Regional Competitiveness
Carmelita’s appointment comes at a critical time as the region faces increasing demand for skilled professionals and marks a new chapter for CityMatch as we scale our efforts to support employers, strengthen communities, and ensure that newcomers feel welcomed and valued.
Carmelita will lead initiatives to expand our presence in London and St.Thomas, focusing on deepening our relationships with the region’s top employers. In collaboration with Founder Jodi Simpson, she will drive our strategic growth plans, strengthen our brand identity, and position CityMatch as a key partner in regional development.
A Regional Advocate with Deep Community Ties
Carmelita joins CityMatch after a successful tenure at the Ivey Business School, where she spent seven years as Associate Director in the Executive Development Division. In this role, she collaborated with corporate and public-sector clients to design and deliver impactful leadership development programs. Her professional journey also includes key roles such as Manager of Major Accounts at ADP, supporting students and internationally trained professionals at the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario, and contributing to the financial and academic sectors through positions at CIBC and her Alma Mater, Brescia University College.
Carmelita’s volunteer roles with the Middlesex Centre Economic Development Advisory Committee, Mainstreet London and Museum London also underscore her commitment to fostering a thriving and inclusive region. Her ability to bridge corporate goals with community needs will advance our vision of a more connected and resilient region.
“Carmelita’s leadership will be pivotal as we build on our reputation as a recognized leader in relocation and transition support programs. Her ability to build partnerships and community and her innovative mindset will turbocharge our service offerings for the employers and institutions we support. We are thrilled to have her join the CityMatch team.”
