Meet the KCAO Inc. Team
Mr. Hong Leang Taing a.k.a Henry Taing
Head of Board of Directors
CO-FOUNDERWith over 30 years of dedicated service to the Khmer-Canadian community, Mr. Henry Taing is a highly respected leader known for his commitment to unity, cultural preservation, and community development. His extensive experience and deep understanding of community needs have enabled him to contribute meaningfully to numerous initiatives, events, and outreach efforts over the years.
As a senior and trusted figure, Mr. Taing brings wisdom, integrity, and strong leadership to every role he undertakes. He is recognized for his ability to guide, mentor, and foster collaboration across generations.
Mr. Taing’s longstanding contributions and proven leadership make him exceptionally well-qualified for the position of Chair of the Khmer Canadian Association of Ontario (KCAO Inc.), where he continues to serve with wisdom and dedication to ensure the vision is carried out correctly and sustainably.
Mr. Sarath Mounh
Executive Director
THE FOUNDERThe Khmer-Canadian community continues to face challenges related to social and cultural fragmentation, which limit cohesion, civic participation, and inclusive community development. Addressing these issues requires coordinated, culturally responsive, and community-led approaches.
Under the leadership of Sarath Mounh, a founder with over 30 years of experience in community reintegration and post-conflict resettlement, targeted initiatives have been implemented to rebuild trust, strengthen community ownership, and enhance social infrastructure within the diaspora.
These efforts led to the establishment of the Khmer Canadian Association of Ontario (KCAO Inc.), a provincially registered organization that commenced operations on January 1, 2025, and was formally incorporated on May 1st, 2025 (BIN: 70000 8022; OCN: 1001214651 - TN: 48751285).
KCAO Inc. serves as a platform for capacity-building, collaboration, and advocacy, delivering programs that promote integration, leadership development, and inclusive participation. Through strategic partnerships and evidence-informed approaches, the organization advances social cohesion, preserves Khmer cultural heritage, and strengthens long-term community resilience across Ontario.
Mr. Bunthorn Meas
Deputy Board of Directors
CO-FOUNDERMr. Bunthorn Meas is a respected and accomplished member of the Khmer-Canadian community, recognized for his deep understanding of Cambodian social dynamics and his ability to navigate and contribute meaningfully within Canada’s diverse multicultural environment. His insight into cultural integration and social structures has enabled him to build strong bridges across communities.
Through his ongoing commitment and contributions, Mr. Meas has become a trusted connector and a positive representative of the Khmer-Canadian community in broader society. His leadership reflects both cultural awareness and inclusivity.
He has earned the trust and support of community members through his dedication and willingness to share his time, knowledge, and personal resources. His voluntary efforts continue to strengthen community cohesion and help revive a strong sense of identity, dignity, and shared values among Khmer-Canadians.
Mr. Saram Chhorn
Treasure Officer
CO-FOUNDERMr. Saram Chhorn represents a pillar of continuity and community strength within the Khmer-Canadian community. With a legacy of service rooted in the early 1990s refugee resettlement era, he has stood alongside the community from its earliest stages of rebuilding in Canada.
His contributions reflect both compassion and leadership—supporting families through integration challenges while safeguarding Khmer cultural identity, traditions, and values. Through decades of engagement, Mr. Chhorn has earned the trust of multiple generations and is widely respected for his role in conflict resolution, community guidance, and unity-building.
As a deeply connected and well-integrated community leader, he continues to serve as a bridge across generations, reinforcing the shared vision of dignity, cohesion, and cultural pride that defines the Khmer-Canadian community today.