Jeff Ginsberg is the owner and founder of GTA WoodWorks, a Toronto-based woodworking school and makerspace focused on helping people build confidence with tools, materials, and hands-on projects. After more than 25 years working in marketing, technology, and email strategy, Jeff shifted his focus toward teaching practical skills in a safe, supportive, and approachable environment.
Through one-on-one instruction, Jeff works with beginners, hobbyists, DIYers, and experienced makers who want to improve their skills, complete a project, or simply become more comfortable in the workshop. His teaching style is patient, practical, and tailored to each student’s pace and goals.
Jeff believes woodworking is about much more than building furniture. It is about problem-solving, confidence, independence, and the satisfaction that comes from making something with your own hands. At GTA WoodWorks, his goal is simple: help people move from “I don’t know how” to “I did it.”
Graphic designer, creative strategist and mixed-media artist, Jake Zeldin lives in Toronto, Ontario. His passions for music, creativity, and culture are evident in much of his work, as is his passionate pursuit of making designs that engage with people in meaningful ways.
Jake is Judy Schwartz’s cousin who graciously donated his time and talents to design the logo and graphics for Windows to Witness.