The room fell silent as Alex Molina, newly-appointed CEO of The Urban Rehab Project (the Project) opened the door and took his seat at the table. Sitting in a second room conference floor with windows facing a busy street near Weston and St. Clair, the Project’s four early childhood education specialists looked slightly nervous. “I’m glad you’re able to meet with me given your busy schedule”, said Molina, easing into his introduction, which he had given several times over the past three days. It was Thursday, March 10th, 2011 and Molina had been brought into the Project to revive the not-for-profit organization. “What I’d like to do today is to learn a little bit more about what you do here, and what we can do, in Cabbagetown, to help you.” Cabbagetown was one of the Project’s four locations and its head office. “We’ve had two difficult years and I don’t