Executive Committee
Daniel Calabretta
KRPPCA Chief Executive Officer
The son of Portuguese and Belgian immigrant parents, Daniel was born in 1977 in Ft. McMurray, Alberta. Daniel has lived in Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec. Over ten summers, Daniel planted about one million trees in remote parts of Canada. This helped fund three university degrees in chemical engineering and trips to more than twenty countries. Daniel has a PhD and specializes in high-temperature metallurgical process development. He has resided in Kingston for about eight years.
Daniel is an original PPC member and champions the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. He is hopeful that the PPC will bring back government “founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law”. Daniel longs to see Canadians lobby the government en masse to put an end to central economic planning and unsound money. Daniel would like Canada to be a free-market country again with sound money and market interest rates. A country that does not allow its government to have a monopoly over money. A country that makes its government’s primary service as the enforcer of contracts via a bottoms-up appeals court system.
Sean May
KRPPCA Chief Financial Officer
Sean was born in Toronto and raised in the Collingwood area of Ontario before attending the University of Western Ontario, London for an undergraduate degree and later Queen’s University, Kingston for graduate studies. Sean spent seven years in Taiwan learning Mandarin and working for a Japanese brokerage firm before returning to Canada and formally beginning his career in the Canadian financial services sector. From 2004, when Sean and his young family returned to Kingston, he worked as a Financial Advisor and Investment Counselor for large Canadian corporations before opening his own Wealth Advisory Services business here in Kingston in late 2021. Sean is a Certified Financial Planner, Chartered Investment Manager and Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute. He is also father to three teenage children, with whom he lives in Kingston’s west end.
Sean is a firm believer in the inalienable rights and freedoms of all Canadians to control, to the best of their abilities, their own paths in life without unnecessary obstruction or interference from government or over-reaching pressure from special interest groups within society. Sean is a practicing Catholic who believes that “the Golden Rule” is our truest, clearest path to social harmony and justice, as one people under God.
