SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
YEAR IN REVIEW DEAN’S MESSAGE
QSB’s Year in Review is more than just a chance to look back on the highlights of the previous 12 months. Each year since 2007, we have also shared details of financial support for the school, as well as donor vignettes that highlight the power of alumni giving. The 2013-2014 Year in Review includes another strong list of accomplishments to reflect on. You will also see that we have entered the final phase of our fundraising campaign. Thanks to the generosity of QSB’s alumni and friends, the “Invest in QSB” campaign has now reached $51 million of its goal of $65 million. Funds raised are being directed toward four strategic priorities: increasing student diversity in the Commerce program; establishing more scholarships for the full-time MBA program; attracting and retaining the best faculty; and further developing innovative teaching methods. I’m particularly excited about this last initiative, which will enable us to revolutionize a traditional teaching tool: the case study. The Living Case initiative was developed in response to a growing student demand for technology-based learning and classroom discussions that focus on current, real-time events, driven by easy and immediate access to information. Living cases build on the latest market developments, drawing on SEC filings, analyst and news reports, social media and company information, to foster an enhanced understanding of strategic and operational decision-making and integration of activities across entire business systems. The Living Case initiative is just one of the ways we are transforming the traditional classroom into a dynamic learning environment to provide our students with unparalleled opportunities. Your support of the school during this critical final phase of the campaign is vital in helping QSB meet its campaign goals and strengthen its leadership position in the innovative delivery of business education.
David M. Saunders, PhD Dean, Queen’s School of Business [email protected]
The Living Case initiative is just one of the ways we are transforming the traditional classroom into a dynamic learning environment to provide our students with unparalleled opportunities. CONTENTS
PROGRAMS 2 Commerce 5 MBA Programs 9 Graduate Programs
14 FACULTY AND RESEARCH CENTRES OF INNOVATION 21 Queen's Executive Education 22 The Monieson Centre for Business Research in Healthcare 22 Queen’s Centre for Business Venturing 23 QSB Centre for Responsible Leadership 23 Queen’s Business Consulting 24 CPA-Queen’s Centre for Governance 24 Queen’s Executive Decision Centre
25 ALUMNI CONNECTIONS
26 INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PARTNERS
28 FINANCIAL REPORT Our Mission CONTRIBUTORS REPORT To develop outstanding leaders with a global 30 Invest in QSB Campaign perspective, and create new knowledge that 32 Lifetime Giving advances business and society. 36 Commerce Giving 47 MBA, Master of International Business and Our Vision Master of Finance, PhD & MSc Giving To be one of the world’s most innovative and 50 Class Gifts influential business schools. 52 Friends Giving 54 Corporate Giving 58 Thank you Alumni Volunteers 71 Advisory Boards
THE QSB YEAR IN REVIEW IS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT WWW.QSB.CA The Year in Review is a special issue of QSB Magazine which is published three times a year by Queen’s School of Business, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada K7L 3N6
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1 COMMERCE
2 Commerce at a Glance
Canada’s first undergraduate business degree program established in 1919. Attracts top students from all ten provinces and more than 20 countries. Four-year honours program balances a solid core of business courses with a breadth of arts and sciences electives, international study experiences and leadership development opportunities.
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2013/2014 Milestones
Received 5,498 applications to the Commerce a non-profit consulting service that works with program for September 2013 entrance. local businesses, and Oil Thigh Designs, a campus The Commerce Society raised more than $15,800 clothing outlet. for such charities as the Canadian Cancer Society, 81% of the third year Commerce class participated and bought gifts for 183 local children through its in an international exchange and 97% of the second Holiday Hope campaign. Students also contributed year class has applied to go on exchange in 2014- their time, volunteering at many Kingston charities 2015. throughout the school year. Queen's Case Competition Union was launched Students raised more than $350,000 through to mentor and prepare students to compete in sponsorships and corporate partnerships to run national and international case competitions. This their 10 conferences and four competitions. preparation resulted in strong showings: of the Two businesses operated by the Commerce Society seven competitions entered, Commerce teams brought in more than $143,500 in revenues: Creo, placed second in three and within the top four in six.
2013/2014 By the Numbers 14 Commerce students across all student-run conferences 1,724 four years of the program and case competitions (see complete list at comsoc.queensu.ca)
49 51 347 male:female ratio Commerce students studied abroad on international exchange (see map of exchange partner locations on page 24)
3 JOB ACQUISITION STATISTICS — JOBCOMMERCE ACQUISIT CLASSION STATISTICSOF 2013 — 6% 5% COMMERCEJob Acquisition CLASSStatistics OF — Commerce2013 Class of 2013 6% JOB ACQUISITION STATISTICS — 27% 6%5% 27% COMMERCE CLASS OF 2013 6% 6% Percentage of students 5% JOB ACQUISITION STATISTICSPercentage —who acquired of students jobs within 11% 27%Employment 97% who6 months acquired of jobsgraduation within 6% COMMERCE CLASS OF 2013 6% 11% Employmentby Industry 97% 6 months of graduation Percentage of students 5% by Industry 27% who acquired jobs within 6% Average Base Salary 11% AverageEmployment 97% Percentage of students Accounting Base Salary$44,406 20% 6 months of graduation 25% Base Salary Signing Bonus AccountingFinance $44,406by$62,859 Industry20% who acquired jobs within 25% Base Salary Signing Bonus ConsumerFinance Products $62,859$52,443 Average $53,200 $6,032 11% Employment 97% Consumer ProductsConsulting $52,443$66,143 6 monthsAverage of graduation$53,200 $6,032 Median $50,000 $5,000 Average ConsultingTechnology $66,143by$50,500 Industry JOBMedian ACQUISIT$50,000 IO$5,000N STATISTICSBase Salary —Marketing Technology & Advertising $50,500$42,688 Top $90,000 $12,000 Marketing & AdvertisingOther $42,688$48,073 COMMERCETop $90,000 CLASS$12,000Accounting OF 2013$44,406 20% 6% * $68,614 - Total average salary, Average Other $48,073 25% Base Salary Signing Bonus * including$68,614 - Total bonus average and other salary, compensation Finance $62,859Base Salary 5% including bonus and otherConsumer compensation ProductsAccounting $52,443$44,406 20% 27% Average $53,200 $6,032 6% 25% Base Salary Signing Bonus ConsultingFinance $66,143$62,859 Median $50,000 $5,000 PercentageTechnologyConsumer Products of students $50,500$52,443 Average $53,200 $6,032 By Location By LocationMarketingwho & Advertising acquiredConsulting jobs$42,688 within$66,143 Top $90,000Median $50,000$12,000 $5,000 Technology $50,500 Canada USA Other $48,073 11% Employment 97% Marketing & Advertising $42,688 Canada USA 6 months of graduation * $68,614 - Total Topaverage salary,$90,000 $12,000 Bolton, ON New York, NY by Industry Bolton, ON New York, NY Other $48,073 including bonus and other compensation Brampton, ON San Francisco, CA * $68,614 - Total average salary, Brampton, ON San Francisco, CA Calgary, AB including bonus and other compensation Calgary, AB Average Halifax, NS International Halifax, NS International Base Salary Kingston, ON Beijing, China Kingston, ON Beijing, China Accounting $44,406 20% Markham, ON Hong Kong, China 25% By Location Markham,Base ONSalary HongSigning Kong, Bonus China Finance $62,859 Mississauga, ON Lahore, Pakistan By Location Mississauga, ON Lahore, Pakistan Consumer Products $52,443 Average Ottawa,$53,200 ON $6,032 Ottawa, ON Consulting $66,143 Canada USA Toronto, ON Canada USA MedianToronto,$50,000 ON $5,000 Technology $50,500 Bolton, ON New York, NY Vancouver, BC Bolton, ON New York, NY Vancouver, BC Marketing & Advertising $42,688 Top $90,000 $12,000 Brampton, ON Brampton,San ONFrancisco,San CA Francisco, CA Other $48,073 Calgary, AB Calgary, AB * $68,614 - Total average salary, including bonus and other compensation Halifax, NS Halifax,International NS International Kingston, ON Kingston,Beijing, ON ChinaBeijing, China Markham, ON Markham,Hong ON Kong, ChinaHong Kong, China Mississauga, ON Lahore, Pakistan Mississauga, ON Lahore, Pakistan By Location Ottawa, ON Ottawa, ON Toronto, ON Canada USA Toronto, ON Vancouver, BC Bolton, ON New York, NY Vancouver, BC Brampton, ON San Francisco, CA Calgary, AB Halifax, NS International Kingston, ON Beijing, China Markham, ON Hong Kong, China Mississauga, ON Lahore, Pakistan Ottawa, ON Toronto, ON Vancouver, BC
4 MBA PROGRAMS
5 MBA Programs
Queen’s School of Business offers four distinct MBA programs, each designed to meet the unique requirements of a different segment of the population interested in furthering their careers by obtaining this highly prized degree.
DURATION LOCATION PROGRAM DETAILS FULL-TIME MBA 12 months Kingston Designed for those with an undergraduate degree and at least two years of work experience. Delivered in an intensive 12-month, team-based learning format. EXECUTIVE MBA 16 months, Anywhere Designed for those with an undergraduate degree* while continuing in Canada and relevant work experience. Delivered through to work a combination of on-campus and interactive videoconference boardroom and virtual team sessions on Fridays and Saturday mornings of alternate weeks. *Participants without an undergraduate degree but with extensive work experience may be considered. ACCELERATED 12 months, Cities across Designed for those with an undergraduate degree in MBA while continuing Canada business and a minimum two years of work experience. to work Delivered through a combination of on-campus and interactive videoconference boardroom sessions on Sundays and Monday mornings of alternate weeks. CORNELL- 17 months, Cities across Designed for those with an undergraduate degree QUEEN’S while continuing Canada, the and relevant work experience. Delivered through a EXECUTIVE to work U.S., Central combination of on-campus sessions at Queen’s and MBA and South Cornell and interactive videoconference boardroom America sessions held three weekends per month. Graduates receive both a Queen’s and Cornell MBA degree.
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2013/2014 Milestones
The full-time Queen’s MBA program implemented The CQ-EMBA is undergoing an extensive program a new January start date for the incoming class of review focusing on significant improvements to the 2015. The winter term saw two classes overlapping curriculum and overall participant experience, to be until the May graduation of the MBA Class of 2014. implemented for the Class of 2017. Women comprise 42% of the Class of 2015 — a Queen’s Executive MBA has retained its position record for the program and the result of a focused as one of Canada’s largest EMBA programs, a recruitment strategy. significant achievement in a highly competitive The Accelerated MBA, Executive MBA and market. Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA programs each had a strong recruiting year. The AMBA Class of 2015 is comprised of 15 teams, seven of which are located in the highly competitive Greater Toronto Area, and 25% of the students in the Class are employed by Canadian banks, a new record that may reflect the value of alumni referrals.
6 MBA Programs at a Glance
484 MBA students enrolled in 2013/2014 71 29 male:female ratio
Boardroom and Desktop Learning Locations* EMBA, AMBA, CQ-EMBA CQ-EMBA INTERNATIONAL CANADIAN LOCATIONS LOCATIONS 1 Calgary 9 Atlanta, GA 2 Edmonton 10 Boston, MA 3 Markham 11 Dallas, TX 4 Mississauga 12 Ithaca, NY 5 Montreal 13 Los Angeles, CA 6 Ottawa New York 14 7 Toronto (Manhattan), NY 8 Vancouver 15 San Diego, CA 16 San Francisco (Bay Area), CA 2 17 San José, CA 28 18 22 30 Seattle, WA 1 29 33 8 31 19 32 27 33 Washington, DC 18 26 20 Bogotá, Columbia 5 24 21 Monterrey, Mexico 10 14 16 19 17 13 15 11 9
21 DETAIL
23 EMBA VIRTUAL TEAM 6 LOCATIONS 3 22 Calgary, AB 29 Regina, SK 4 7 20 23 Espanola, ON 30 Saskatoon, SK 25 24 Halifax, NS 31 Steinbach, MB 12 25 London, ON 32 Thunder Bay, ON 26 Pointe-Claire, QC 33 Winnipeg, MB 27 Quebec, QC *Classes commencing in 2013/2014 28 Red Deer, AB
7 JOB ACQUISITION STATISTICS — JobFULL-TIME Acquisition MBA Statistics CLAS — Full-timeS OF 2013MBA Class of 2013 14% 27% 8% Percentage of students JOB ACQUISITION STATISTICS — Employment who acquired jobs within 94% 14% by Industry FULL-TIMEJOB MBA ACQUISIT CLASS OIOF N2013 STATISTIC6 months of graduationS — 11% 14% 27% FULL-TIME MBA CLASS OF 2013 Average 8% Base Salary Base Salary Signing Bonus 27% Finance $72,833 Percentage of students 27% Average $82,465 $10,071 Consulting $86,5948% 13% Technology $79,740Employment who acquired jobs within Median $80,000Percentage$10,000 of students 94% Energy & Resources $88,943by Industry 6 monthsTop of graduation$160,000 $20,000 Consumer Products $88,250 Employment who acquired jobs within 11% 94% Other $82,500 by Industry * $99,036 - Total average salary, including bonus6 monthsand other compensation of graduation Average 11% Base Salary Finance $72,833 Average 27% Consulting $86,594 Base Salary13% Technology $79,740Finance $72,833 27% Energy & Resources $88,943Consulting $86,594 13% Consumer Products $88,250Technology $79,740 Other Energy$82,500 & Resources $88,943 Consumer Products $88,250 Other $82,500
By Location
Canada Calgary, AB Fort McMurray, AB Halifax, NS Ottawa, ON Toronto, ON Vancouver, BC
International Reading, UK
8 GRADUATE PROGRAMS
9 Doctoral Program in Management Master of Science in Management
Provides students with conceptual and analytic Intensive 12-month program focusing on business tools required to generate leading-edge research research in one of eight fields of study: accounting, in an individually tailored program that comprises finance, management information systems, coursework, research and the preparation and marketing, organizational behaviour, management defence of a thesis on an original topic. science, business economics, and strategy. Typically requires four to five years of full-time study Prepares students for entry into high-quality doctoral to complete and equips graduates with the skills programs or careers as research analysts or consultants. and expertise to make a significant contribution to The first annual Graduate Student Consortium in academia. Sept. 2013 offered PhD and MSc students the qsb.ca/PhD opportunity to focus on their presentation, writing and teaching skills. qsb.ca/MSc
Academic placement locations MSC’13 PHD’13 1 Massachusetts Institute of 1 Saint Mary’s University, Halifax Technology, Cambridge, MA 2 Université Laval, Quebec City 2 York University, Toronto 3 Concordia University, Montreal Vision Critical, Toronto 4 Ryerson University, Toronto INcubes, Toronto Algorithmics, Toronto 3 Western University, London, ON 5 Brock University, St. Catharines 4 Queen’s School of Business 6 University of Manitoba, RBC, Kingston Winnipeg 5 Marine Atlantic Inc., 7 Bentley University, Waltham, MA North Sydney, NS 8 Nanjing University, China* 6 Viewpoint Group, Calgary 9 City University of Hong Kong, China* *not shown on map
6 6 2 3 5 1 7 1 100%
ONTARIO DETAIL of MSc and PhD graduates seeking employment acquired jobs or were accepted into post-graduate programs within 4 4 six months of their graduation in 2013 2 3 5
10 Master of International Business
This 12-month, full-time program is designed for people with international business aspirations and an undergraduate degree, preferably in business. Combines an in-depth international business curriculum and the opportunity for cross-cultural international experience at one of 34 international business school partners (see complete list at qsb.ca\ mibpartners). Opportunity to earn a second Master’s degree by completing more credits through additional study at seven partner universities: Maastricht University (Netherlands), Mannheim University (Germany), Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi (Italy), Copenhagen Business School (Denmark), ESADE (Spain), WU Vienna (Austria), and BI Norwegian Business School (Norway). The MIB Class of 2014 featured an internationally diverse group of students fromJOB 30 countries. ACQUISIT ION STATISTICS — JOBMIB ACQUISITqsb.ca/MIB CLASS OFIO N2013 STATISTICS — 15% MIBJob CLASSAcquisition OF Statistics 2013 — MIB Class of 2013 15% Percentage of students 8% 38% who acquired jobs within JOB ACQUISITION STATISTICS — Percentage of students Employment 98% 6 months of graduation 8% 38% who acquired jobs within by Sector MIB CLASS OF 2013 8% Employment 98% 6 months of graduation 15% by Sector Average 8% Base Salary Percentage of students ConsultingAverage $74,200 Base Salary 8% FinanceBase Salary$38,500 38% ConsumerConsulting Products$74,200 $75,000 who acquired jobsAverage within$56,885 31% Base Salary FinanceAdvertisingEmployment$38,500$62,500 98% 6 months of graduationMedian $60,000 Consumer Products Other$75,000$38,500 Average $56,885 31% Advertising $62,500by Sector Top $90,000 8% Median $60,000 Other $38,500
Top $90,000 Average Base Salary Consulting $74,200 Base Salary Finance $38,500 Consumer Products $75,000 Average $56,885 31% Advertising $62,500 Median $60,000 Other $38,500 11 Top $90,000 Master of Finance
This program is designed for finance professionals Curriculum includes optional sessions to prepare who want to accelerate their careers. students for CFA exams, providing an inside Offered at the school’s state-of-the-art classroom edge for students interested in obtaining the CFA facility in downtown Toronto. designation. Intensive 10-month program combines residential sessions in Kingston with classes one evening qsb.ca/MFin per week and all day Saturday or Sunday on class weekends.
Job Acquisition Statistics — MFin Class of 2013 Percentage of students who acquired jobs within 84%Percentage of students Percentagewho acquired of6 studentsmonths jobs within of graduation 84% who6 acquiredmonths of jobs graduation within 84% 6 months of graduation 7%
Base Salary 7%
Base Salary 7% Average $69,357 14% Base Salary Average $69,357 14% Median $67,500 Average $69,357 14% Median $67,500 Median $67,500Top $100,000 Top $100,000 EmploymentEmployment Top $100,000 Employmentby Industry by Industry by Industry
Average Average AverageBase Salary Base Salary 79% 79% Finance BaseFinance Salary$68,273 $68,273 79% FinanceConsultingConsulting$68,273$67,500 $67,500 Technology $85,000 Consulting Technology$67,500 $85,000 Technology $85,000
12 Master of Management Analytics
This intensive 10-month program welcomed its first class in June 2013. Offered at QSB’s downtown Toronto facility, the MMA program is designed for students interested in pursuing the growing field of management analytics, in which data collection, analysis and conversion to valuable business output are key needs. According to a recent study by McKinsey & Company, the demand for talent in this specialized field will outpace supply by 50% across North America by 2018. Curriculum includes courses that may be applied to the certification requirements for several professional designations, including Certified Analytics Professional and Certified Associate in Project Management.
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Graduate programs at a glance
62 38 students enrolled male:female ratio 274 in 2013/2014
Graduate Diploma in Accounting
The Graduate Diploma in Accounting prepares recent business undergraduates to obtain their CPA designation. The 2013 class was comprised of 81 students (67 from Queen’s with the remainder from Dalhousie, McGill, Acadia, Athabasca and McMaster universities).
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13 FACULTY
Teaching Excellence
Every year, graduating students vote for those professors whose excellence in the classroom made the strongest impression on their class. This year’s Teaching Excellence Award recipients are shown below.
David McConomy, shown at the May 2014 Commerce convocation, received both the Commerce Teaching Excellence and Comm'89 Professor-Student Life awards.
Ian Schnoor was John Moore was recognized by the recognized by Master of Finance both the Executive class. MBA and Cornell- Queen's Executive MBA graduating classes.
Yuri Levin was acknowledged by the Full-time MBA and Master of Management Analytics graduates.
Marc Busch was lauded by the Accelerated MBA graduating class.
14 New Faculty
Paul Calluzzo Abhirup Chakrabarti PhD – Finance (Rutgers University, NJ) PhD – Strategy (Duke University, NC) Assistant Professor of Finance Assistant Professor of Strategy
Evan Dudley Anton Ovchinnikov Ryan Riordan PhD – Finance (University of PhD – Operations Management PhD – Business (Karlsruhe Institute of Rochester, NY) (University of Toronto) Technology, Germany) Assistant Professor of Finance Associate Professor of Management Assistant Professor of Finance Science
Nicole Robitaille Matthias Spitzmuller PhD – Marketing PhD – Organizational Behaviour (University of Toronto) (Michigan State University) Assistant Professor of Marketing Assistant Professor of Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources
15 FACULTY Chairs, Professorships and Fellowships
16 Support faculty research and teaching
Alumni and corporations have shown their support through investment in faculty chairs, fellowships and professorships. Named faculty positions provide recognition and dedicated funds to further professors’ research and teaching. They are indispensable in retaining outstanding professors and attracting new talent in a globally competitive field.
GOCE ANDREVSKI QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Strategy LAURENCE ASHWORTH Commerce’83 Fellow of Marketing JULIAN BARLING Borden Chair of Leadership and Queen’s Research Chair WILLIAM BLAKE QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of International Business KATHRYN BROHMAN QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Management Information Systems WILLIAM CANNON QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Finance YOLANDE CHAN E. Marie Shantz Professor in Management Information Systems SEAN CLEARY Bank of Montreal Professor of Finance PETER DACIN Kraft Professor of Marketing TINA DACIN E. Marie Shantz Chair of Strategy & Organizational Behaviour JEAN-ETIENNE DE BETTIGNIES Commerce’64 Fellow of Managerial Economics SHAI DUBEY QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Business Law LOUIS GAGNON QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Finance ANTHONY GOERZEN Donald R. Sobey Professor of International Business JAY HANDELMAN Commerce’77 Fellow in Marketing PETER KISSICK QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Business CEREN KOLSARICI QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Marketing YURI LEVIN QSB Distinguished Professor in Operations Management JEAN-BAPTISTE LITRICO QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Strategy BERTRAND MALSCH QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Accounting PAMELA MURPHY E. Marie Shantz Fellow in Accounting ELSPETH MURRAY CIBC Faculty Fellow in Entrepreneurship MIKHAIL NEDIAK QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Operations Management LYNNETTE PURDA RBC Fellow of Finance JANA RAVER E. Marie Shantz Fellow in Organizational Behaviour KATE ROWBOTHAM QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Organizational Behaviour JEAN-PAUL ROY Toller Family Fellow in International Business STEVEN SALTERIO PricewaterhouseCoopers/Tom O’Neill Faculty Research Fellow in Accounting SANDY STAPLES QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Management Information Systems VEIKKO THIELE QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Business Economics MATTHEW THOMPSON QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Operations Research DAN THORNTON Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario Professor of Accounting SELIM TOPALOGLU RBC Fellow of Finance WEI WANG QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Finance JANE WEBSTER E. Marie Shantz Professor of Management Information Systems MIKE WELKER KPMG Faculty Fellow in Accounting KENNETH WONG QSB Distinguished Professor of Marketing
17 RESEARCH
2013/2014 Milestones
QSBInsight.ca is the School’s web platform that features business research generated by QSB professors and invited global thinkers presented in articles, video interviews, white papers and webinars. A LinkedIn study, conducted in the spring of 2014, ranked QSB in the top three of the “Most Influential Brands” in Canada, based on member engagement with an organization through page views, discussions, shared posts and other interactions. QSB is the only educational institution that appears on either the global list or any of the 16 individual country lists reported by LinkedIn.
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In 2013/14, 53 faculty articles were published in academic journals; a record 18 of these appeared in publications cited in the Financial Times list of 45 top-tier journals. Two conferences brought leading international researchers to QSB: “Entrepreneurship and Innovation” and “Moral and Ethical Issues in Consumer Decision-Making”. QSB welcomed numerous visiting scholars – see the complete list at qsb.ca/scholars2014
David Saunders, Ceren Kolsarici and Mike Welker
Research awards were presented in November to Mike Welker (QSB Research Excellence Award) and Ceren Kolsarici (New Researcher Achievement Award). See the full story on page 6 of QSB Magazine’s Winter 2014 issue.
18 Visiting Scholars This year, Queen’s School of Business welcomed the following distinguished visiting scholars.
SEMINAR SERIES Robert W. Zmud Olivier Chatain Michael F. Price College of Business The Wharton School ACCOUNTING University of Oklahoma University of Pennsylvania Norman, Oklahoma Philadelphia, PA Kristian Allee Pascal Courty Wisconsin School of Business FINANCE University of Wisconsin University of Victoria Victoria, BC Madison, WI George Aragon Mandy Cheng Arizona State University Guy L. F. Holburn University of New South Wales Tempe, AZ Ivey Business School Western University Sydney, Australia Laurent Barras London, ON Kerry Humphreys Desautels Faculty of Management University of New South Wales McGill University Niko Matouschek Sydney, Australia Montréal, QC Kellogg School of Management Northwestern University Espen Eckbo Gordon Richardson Evanston, IL Rotman School of Management Tuck School of Business University of Toronto, Toronto, ON Dartmouth College Alireza Naghavi Hanover, NH University of Bologna Bologna, Italy ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR Steve Foerster Ivey Business School Raymond Riezman Christopher Barnes Western University Henry B. Tippie College of Business Foster School of Business London, ON University of Iowa University of Washington Iowa City, IA Seattle, WA Edith Hotchkiss Wallace E. Carroll School of Mehmet Sener Chris Bell Management, Boston College Union College Schulich School of Business Chestnut Hill, MA Schenectady, NY York University, Toronto, ON Mark Huson Alberta School of Business MANAGEMENT SCIENCE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION University of Alberta SYSTEMS Ronald P. Menich Edmonton, AB Predictix LLC (USA) France Bélanger Spencer Martin Atlanta, GA Pamplin College of Business University of Melbourne Jue Wang Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA Carlton, Australia Mechanical & Industrial Ann-Frances Cameron Micah Officer Engineering Department HEC Montréal College of Business Administration University of Toronto Montréal, QC Loyola Marymount University Toronto, ON Joey F. George Los Angeles, CA College of Business CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS Iowa State University MARKETING Ames, IA 7TH CONFERENCE ON Jeff B. Murray THE ECONOMICS OF Jerry Luftman Sam M. Walton College of Business ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND Global Institute for IT Management University of Arkansas INNOVATION Fort Lee, New Jersey Fayetteville, AR Suzanne Rivard Ajay Agrawal HEC Montréal BUSINESS ECONOMICS Rotman School of Management Montréal, QC University of Toronto Pablo Casas-Arce Toronto, ON Daniel Veit W. P. Carey School of Business University of Augsburg University of Arizona Augsburg, Germany Tempe, AZ
19 Sharon Belenzon Ethan Mollick Julian Barling The Fuqua School of Business The Wharton School Queen’s School of Business Duke University University of Pennsylvania Queen’s University Durham, NC Philadelphia, PA Kingston, ON Jing Chen Petra Moser Christopher Barnes Copenhagen Business School Department of Economics Foster School of Business Copenhagen, Denmark Stanford University University of Washington Douglas Cumming Stanford, CA Seattle, WA Schulich School of Business Robert Seamans Erica Carleton York University Leonard N. Stern School of Business Queen’s School of Business Toronto, ON New York University Queen’s University Alberto Galasso New York, NY Kingston, ON Rotman School of Management Christopher L. Drake University of Toronto 4TH ECONOMICS OF ORGANIZATION Henry Ford Hospital Toronto, ON WORKSHOP Detroit, MI Xavier Giroud Emily Breza Helen Driver MIT Sloan School of Management Columbia Business School Department of Medicine Massachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Queen’s University Cambridge, MA New York, NY Kingston, ON Hellen Kim Tracy R. Lewis E. Kevin Kelloway MIT Sloan School of Management The Fuqua School of Business St. Mary’s University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Duke University Halifax, NS Cambridge, MA Durham, NC Alastair MacLean Danielle Li John W. Maxwell Department of Psychology Kellogg School of Management Kelley School of Business Queen’s University Northwestern University Indiana University Kingston, ON Evanston, IL Bloomington, IN Heather Melissa Hong Luo Kelly Shue Mullins Department of Psychology Harvard Business School Booth School of Business George Mason Harvard University University of Chicago University Fairfax, VA Boston, MA Chicago, IL David T. Wagner Robert S. Marquez Singapore Management University Graduate School of Management SLEEP AND WORK CONFERENCE Singapore University of California, Davis Peter Bamberger David T. Welsh Davis, CA Tel Aviv University Eller College of Management Richmond D. Mathews Tel Aviv, Israel University of Arizona Robert H. Smith School of Business Tuscon, AZ Larissa Barber University of Maryland Department of Psychology College Park, MD Northern Illinois University DeKalb, IL
20 CENTRES OF INNOVATION
Salman Mufti teaching executives at the Donald Gordon Conference Centre Queen’s Executive Education
Queen's Executive Education is a leader in management education in Canada, both through its open- enrolment programs and custom programs, which are tailored to specific organization needs. 2013/14 Milestones Executive Education was again ranked #1 in experts, to reposition the executive education Canada and 19th in the world by Bloomberg program in response to a worldwide transformation Businessweek. of this sector. Salman Mufti (pictured above) was appointed Leveraged partnerships to expand brand awareness Associate Dean and Executive Director, effective in new markets (e.g. Women of Influence, RSA July 1, 2013. Canada, OASIS, Credit Union Managers Association). Undertook a comprehensive strategic review, involving alumni, clients, faculty, staff and industry qsb.ca/execed Participation Statistics 2013/2014 person-days delivered through person-days delivered through domestic organization-specific 4,179 open-enrolment programs 2,761 programs person-days delivered through person-days delivered through international programs 970 short-format programs 1,250
21 The Monieson Centre for Business Research in Healthcare
The Monieson Centre for Business Research in Healthcare creates opportunities and provides ongoing support to academics, business leaders and policymakers to develop research-based solutions to real-world problems. The Centre provides partners with access to evidence- based findings and strategies, and collaborative, interdisciplinary research teams with the large data sets necessary for rigorous research. 2013/2014 Milestones The second of a three-part Queen’s Health Policy Change Conference Series brought together leaders in Canadian business, healthcare and government and speakers from seven nations. Its significant output included a series of white papers on approaches to a pan- Canadian healthcare strategy. The May 2014 conference was a joint effort of the Centre and Queen’s School of Policy Studies and Faculty Principal Daniel Woolf, Monieson Centre Director Scott of Health Sciences. Carson and David Dodge, then-Queen’s Chancellor and former Governor of the Bank of Canada, at the Centre’s Hosted a workshop on Change Management May healthcare conference for Healthcare Policy in January 2014, attended by more than 40 practitioners, policymakers and researchers from across Hosted a spring conference in Kingston marking Queen’s, and funded by a grant from the the conclusion of a three-year, SSHRC-funded Canadian Institutes of Health Research. project on economic revitalization that linked 14 Hosted the Economics and Healthcare Speaker researchers from five institutions. Series, which was funded by a $100,000 grant from the Joseph S. Stauffer Foundation. qsb.ca/monieson
Queen’s Centre for Business Venturing
Queen’s Centre for Business Venturing (QCBV) supports the creation, leadership and management of new ventures. Its activities range from embedding new-venture thinking into the curriculum — including an elective course that enables students to invest monies from the TriColour Venture Fund — to providing new ventures with access to capital, and conducting applied research in business venturing. 2013/2014 Milestones Now in its eighth year of operation, the TriColour its 10th anniversary. During this ten-year period, the Venture Fund program attracted 12 students. As study collected surveys from more than 120,000 of April 2014, ten business plans from companies employees and nearly 8,000 leaders, gaining insights in Ottawa and Kingston had been considered for into Canadian organizations’ key leadership issues. The investment. The students conducted due diligence Top 50 Employers were profiled in PROFIT magazine. reviews on five of the plans and recommended Three ’Dare to Dream’ student interns (one MBA investing in three to the Fund’s Advisory Board. and two Commerce recent graduates) received up The QCBV-facilitated survey of Best Small and to $15,000 for each of their new ventures. Medium Sized Employers (SME) in Canada celebrated qsb.ca/qcbv
22 Queen’s School of Business Centre for Responsible Leadership
The Centre’s mission is to develop outstanding, socially responsible leaders through education, research, outreach and advocacy. This involves fostering leading-edge education in the fields of responsible leadership and social responsibility; supporting research and providing advice in the fields of business ethics, social responsibility, social innovation, social entrepreneurship and sustainability; providing support for the non-profit community; and being a global advocate for responsible leadership. 2013/2014 Milestones Selected by the UN Global Compact as a ‘Champion School’ of PRME (Principles for Responsible Management Education) and as a member of the PRME Advisory Group. Enrolled 207 new students in the Certificate in Responsible Leadership Program, including 44% of the Accelerated MBA Class of 2014 and 43% of eligible Master of International Business students. Facilitated the completion of more than 4,000 hours of community outreach by students working towards obtaining a Certificate in Responsible Leadership. Hosted the 2nd Annual COSI (Community of Social Innovation) Research Conference in Toronto, with Panelists take questions at the 9th Annual Responsible professors and graduate students attending from Leadership Summit 25 leading business schools, including Cambridge, Chicago, Cornell, ESSEC, Harvard, Penn State, and Wharton. The Centre is a co-founder of this initiative. qsb.ca/crl
Queen’s Business Consulting
Queen’s Business Consulting (QBC) has operated for 40 years and is Canada’s top undergraduate consulting program. This year-round venture is managed by senior Commerce students under the guidance of Rob Woyzbun, the Centre’s Director. Students provide a range of cost-effective consulting services to small and medium-sized businesses, not-for-profit organizations and other public enterprises. 2013/2014 Milestones A record number of student consultants completed consulting projects for a wide variety of clients and sectors, including: a marketing plan for a spa resort entrepreneur; two business plans for Kingston cultural organizations; a multiphase project for the City of Brockville; a business-development strategy for an Ontario private school; promotion strategies for a Student consultants with Centre Director Rob Woyzbun healthcare application; a marketing strategy for an (fourth from right) agribusiness company; a human-resources strategy for improving recruitment rates of physicians; and a real- estate-development feasibility study for student housing. qsb.ca/qbc
23 CPA-Queen’s Centre for Governance
This Centre funds Queen’s faculty and doctoral student research on Canadian and international corporate governance issues, with an emphasis on audit committees and quality financial reporting. The Centre, which is partially funded through the generosity of the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario, also contributes to the creation of leading-edge curriculum. 2013/2014 Milestones Organized the sixth annual Voluntary Sector Reporting Awards, which this year expanded to include national and international charities across Canada, with more than 130 charities being nominated. Joining the Awards’ national media sponsor, the National Post, was the exclusive At the VSR Awards: George Boland (Centre accounting firm sponsor Grant Thornton. Associate Director), Deryck Williams (Grant Thornton), Steven Salterio (Centre Director), Funded one corporate governance research project Dean David Saunders, Rod Barr (Chartered and one infrastructure project. Professional Accountants of Ontario - CPAO) and Two Centre-sponsored papers were accepted for Brian Leader (CPAO) publication in top-tier accounting research journals and Centre-sponsored projects continue to be presented at leading academic conferences around qsb.ca/governance the world.
Queen’s Executive Decision Centre
Canada’s first electronic group-decision support facility remains much in demand. Participants in meetings facilitated by Centre staff — either at Goodes Hall or using the Portable Decision Centre in their own locations — use innovative QSB facilitation software to contribute their expertise to the discussions. Clients include private- and public-sector organizations as well as Queen’s faculty, staff and students. 2013/2014 Milestones Facilitated more than 90 electronic brainstorming municipalities across Canada, and sessions for 25 events, including community consultations in 50 private sector organizations and several national groups and associations. Internally, the Centre facilitated sessions for the School of Kinesiology, Department of Radiology, Faculty of Law, Provost’s Office and the Board of Trustees. Led events creating pan-Canadian and provincial strategies in: life sciences; economic development; injury prevention; agriculture; land surveying; museum management; health and human resource planning; tourism; and workforce planning. Facilitated research sessions on a wide range of subjects, including autism, cervical cancer quality indicators, breast and prostate cancer screening practices, diabetes and fall prevention. Associate Director Erik Lockhart facilitates a strategic planning session qsb.ca/execdecision
24 ALUMNI Alumni Connections
Well after graduation, our alumni continue to have an impact on Queen’s School of Business. From providing financial support, to speaking at student conferences and in the classroom, to recruiting new graduates and referring prospective students to our programs, alumni share in the school’s successes and aspirations. Staying connected 20 Queen’s Business Club (QBC) alumni events were held in 2013-14 across Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. A seven-event launch tour for Professor Julian Barling’s book The Science of Leadership attracted more than 1,000 attendees. 2013 marked the official return of Queen’s Homecoming, which was held over two weekends in October. QSB hosted a brunch each weekend, with a total of 14 class reunions and more than 380 alumni and friends attending both events. QSB’s outreach to alumni via social media resulted in a 235% increase in followership of @QSB — QSB’s Alumni Relations’ Twitter account (1,617 followers at Twitter.com/QSB). Alumni also connected through other social media channels, including:
linkedin.com/company/queen’s-school-of-business MAGAZINE
facebook.com/QueensSchoolofBusiness MAGAZINE
instagram.com/queensbiz
qsb.ca/alumni
Thank you Alumni Volunteers! Hundreds of alumni donated their valuable time to numerous initiatives, events and activities in support of the School. Programs for students — including conferences and competitions, mentoring, career support and recruitment initiatives — all rely heavily on alumni participation.
For a complete list of alumni who volunteered in 2013/2014, visit qsb.ca/volunteers2014
25 QSB International Exchange Partners
Kingston
Ghaziabad Monterrey
Mexico City Hyderabad Cave Hill Bangalore
Bogota
Sao Paulo
Santiago Buenos Aires
THE AMERICAS Belgium ESSEC Business School Paris, Cergy Netherlands Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Grenoble Ecole de Management Maastricht University School of Argentina Solvay Brussels School of HEC School of Management, Paris Business and Economics* Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Economics and Management IAE Aix Graduate School of Rotterdam School of Management, Buenos Aires Université Catholique de Louvain, Management, Aix-en-Provence Erasmus University Barbados Louvain-la-Neuve Rouen Business School, Tilburg University University of West Indies, Cave Hill University of Antwerp Mont-Saint-Aignan Norway Sciences Po, Paris Brazil Czech Republic BI Norwegian Business School*, Oslo Fundacao Getulio Vargas, Sao Paulo University of Economics, Prague SKEMA Business School, Nice Norwegian School of Economics, INSPER—Instituto de Ensino e Denmark Toulouse Business School Pesquisa, Sao Paulo Bergen Aarhus School of Business Germany Poland Chile Copenhagen Business School* Cologne Business School Warsaw School of Economics Pontificia Universidad Católica de European Business School, Weisbaden Estonia Portugal Chile, Santiago Estonian Business School, Tallinn HHL Leipzig, Graduate School of Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Columbia Finland Management Universidad de Los Andes, Bogota University of Mannheim* Lisbon Aalto University School of Business Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisbon Mexico WHU—Otto Beisheim School of (Helsinki and Mikkeli) Management, Koblenz Slovenia IPADE Business School, Mexico City Hanken School of Economics, Helsinki Tecnológico de Monterrey Hungary University of Ljubljana France Corvinus University of Budapest Spain Audencia Nantes EUROPE BEM Bordeaux Management School Ireland ESADE Business School*, Barcelona EDHEC, Lille and Nice University of Dublin Trinity College IE University, Madrid Austria EM Lyon Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Wirtschaftsuniversitat Wien*, Vienna Italy ESCP Europe, Paris Bocconi University*, Milan University of Navarra, Madrid 26 Mikkeli Bergen Helsinki Oslo Uppsala St. Petersburg Stockholm Tallinn
Gothenburg
Aarhus Edinburgh Lund Glasgow Copenhagen
Dublin Manchester Birmingham Rotterdam Warsaw London Bath Tilburg Leipzig Antwerp Cologne Exeter Louvain-la-Neuve BrusselsMaastricht Lille Leuven Koblenz Prague Mont-Saint-Aignan Cergy Weisbaden Beijing Mannheim Seoul Paris Nagoya Vienna Nantes Budapest Shanghai Tokyo Zurich St.Gallen Ljubljana Guangzhou Taipei Hsinchu City Lyon Milan Hong Kong Grenoble Bordeaux Bangkok Nice Toulouse Aix-en-Provence Barcelona Singapore Istanbul Madrid Lisbon
Brisbane Perth Adelaide Sydney Auckland Melbourne
Dunedin
Sweden Chinese University of Hong Kong Nagoya University of Commerce Turkey Lund University, School of Economics City University of Hong Kong & Business Sabanci University, Istanbul and Management Fudan University, Shanghai Rikkyo School of Business, Tokyo Stockholm School of Economics Hong Kong University of Science and Waseda University, Nagoya AUSTRALIA/OCEANIA University of Gothenburg, School of Technology Russia Business, Economics and Law Peking University, Guanghua School of St. Petersburg University, Graduate Australia Uppsala University Management, Beijing School of Management Queensland University of Technology, Switzerland Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Brisbane Antia College of Economics & Singapore University of Adelaide University of St. Gallen Nanyang Technological University University of Zurich Management University of Melbourne Shanghai Advanced Institute of National University of Singapore University of New South Wales, Sydney United Kingdom Finance Singapore Management University Aston University, Birmingham University of Queensland, Brisbane Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou South Korea University of Sydney City University of London, Tongji University, School of Economics Korea University, Seoul Cass Business School University of Western Australia, Perth and Management, Shanghai Seoul National University University of Bath Tsinghua University, Beijing Yonsei University, Seoul New Zealand University of Edinburgh Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou University of Auckland University of Exeter Tongji University, School of Economics Taiwan University of Otago, Dunedin University of Manchester and Management, Shanghai National Chengchi University, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Tsinghua University, Beijing College of Commerce, Taipei qsb.ca/partners National Chiao Tung University, India ASIA Hsinchu City IIM Bangalore National Taiwan University, Taipei *Double-degree international China Indian School of Business, Hyderabad partners Institute of Management Technology, Thailand Cheung Kong Graduate School of Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok Business, Beijing Ghaziabad Universities in bold are new Thammasat University, Faculty of partners added in 2013/2014. China Europe International Business Japan Commerce & Accountancy, Bangkok School (CEIBS), Shanghai Keio University, Tokyo 27 FINANCIAL REPORT
Queen's School of Business funds from various sources increased 8% in the 2013-2014 fiscal year. The increase is attributable to the successful launch of Queen’s Master of Management Analytics program; the recruiting strength of the Accelerated MBA for Business Graduates; and the introduction of a January start-date for the Full-time MBA program. This latter change, introduced to better synchronize with corporate hiring cycles, resulted in two FT-MBA classes being offered in the 2013/14 fiscal year, one that started in May 2013, the other in January 2014. The Commerce program continued to attract high-achieving candidates, and experienced a higher than usual conversion rate of student applicants accepting their offers to attend Queen’s. Statements of Sources and Uses (all amounts in the ’000s)
YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED April 30, 2014 April 30, 2013 (Actual) (Actual)4 Sources Undergraduate and graduate programs 45,247 49% 39,566 47% (excluding MBA) MBA programs 32,085 35% 30,394 36% Non-degree executive development programs 9,120 10% 10,890 13% Fundraising gifts and contributions1 7,207 8% 6,604 8% Less: endowed contributions2 (2,254) -2% (1,486) -2% Less: restricted for capital project3 (2,327) -3% (4,124) -5% Endowment income 1,962 2% 1,956 2% Other 692 1% 1,117 1% Total sources $91,733 100% $84,916 100%
Uses Salaries & benefits 38,228 42% 34,950 41% Direct program expenses 24,844 27% 20,716 24% Queen’s University services 18,977 21% 20,386 24% Student aid 3,254 4% 2,686 3% Other 1,673 2% 1,571 2% Capital expenditures 2,043 2% 1,429 2% Transfer to/(from) reserves 2,715 3% 3,179 4% Total uses $91,733 100% $84,916 100% NOTES: 1 Does not include gifts and contributions for the original Goodes Hall construction. 2 Endowed contributions are those for which the principal must remain intact. The endowment generates investment income presented on this page as 'Endowment income'. 3 Restricted for capital project’ are gifts and contributions received for the Goodes Hall expansion project. 4 The 2012-13 figures have been re-stated to align with the new budget model at Queen's University. 28 Highlights of Giving
Summary of Donations Received (2006-2014) Donations (cash received) to the school were $7.2M in 2013-14 ($6.6M in 2012-13). The support from QSB donors, students, alumni, staff, faculty and friends is instrumental to our success. The generous support of the school’s donors enabled QSB to invest in key priorities: to continue to develop leaders, accelerate thought leadership, transform student learning and to complete the expansion of Goodes Hall on budget.
$7.20M $7,000,000 $6.60M $6.30M $6,000,000 $5.85M $5.22M $5,000,000 $4.57M $4,000,000 $3.27M $3.26M $3,000,000
$2,000,000
$1,000,000
$0 2006/2007 2007/2008 2008/2009 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014
Gifts by Source (2013-2014) The philanthropic commitment of alumni, friends and corporate and foundation partners helps provide the resources required to respond to an ever-changing business landscape. Our vision is to be one of the world’s most innovative and influential business schools and the investment and partnership of our supporters is essential to our future growth and success.
QSB ALUMNI
54%
1%
QUEEN’S ALUMNI 25% (NON-QSB) 20%
CORPORATIONS FRIENDS AND FOUNDATIONS
29 $65M Goal Invest in QSB Campaign Update
Thanks to the generosity of QSB’s As we approach the Campaign’s $51M Raised alumni and friends, the “Invest in QSB” end in 2016, we are proud of our campaign has now surpassed accomplishments to date, the highlight $51-million (cash and pledges) of its of which was the completion of the $65-million goal (as of July 30, 2014). new west wing of Goodes Hall in 2012. Funds raised through this campaign will Once we reach our Campaign goal, we allow QSB to remain at the forefront of will be able to significantly impact the Canadian business education, and ensure lives of our students by increasing that students are given unparalleled support for scholarships and bursaries, opportunities that will guide their implementing innovative teaching development into successful leaders. methods and retaining our talented professors through highly sought-after We are grateful for the dedication of our named positions. loyal Campaign Cabinet Volunteers and Class Giving Coordinators who have not For further details, please visit: only given generously of their time, but also have made personal financial qsb.ca/invest investments in the future of QSB.
Greg Cochrane, Campaign Cabinet member
Jerry del Missier, Campaign Chair
Ken Grewal, Campaign Cabinet member and BCom'96 Class Giving Coordinator
30 A Campaign Cabinet meeting in May, 2014, with Tom Kinnear (far right) and John See in the foreground
Invest in QSB Campaign Cabinet Members Iain Bruce, BCom’81 Paul Hand, BA’69, MBA’73 Ethel Patterson, MBA’81 Managing Director, Risk Managing Director, RBC Capital Sally Peterson, BAH’86, MBA’88 Markets (Co-Chair) Management, AMBAC Sam Pollock, BCom’88 Assurance Corp. George Holmes, BCom’80 Senior Managing Partner, Jeff Carney, BCom’84 Retired Partner, Brookfield Asset Management PricewaterhouseCoopers President & CEO, Mackenzie Charles Powis, BCom’86 Financial Corp. & Co-President & Andrew Hungerford, BCom’96 Executive Director, Canada Sales, CEO, IGM Financial Inc. (Co-Chair) Partner, Hungerford Properties Morgan Stanley Greg Cochrane, MBA’74 Jerry Jackson, BCom’78 Sharon Ranson, BCom’80 Partner, Polar Capital Corporation Managing Director, VRG Capital President, The Ranson Group Inc. Michael Kehoe, BCom’78 Linda Cochrane, BA’77, MBA’79 Mark Schweitzer, BCom’83 CEO, Cosmetica Laboratories Inc. Shawn Cooper, BCom’87 (Co-Chair) VP & Chief Financial Officer, Managing Director & Regional Grizzly Oil Sands Tom Kinnear, BCom’66, LLD’02 Leader, Latin America/Canada, PhD, D. Maynard Phelps Professor John See, BScH’79, MBA’81 Russell Reynolds Associates of Business Administration and Vice Chair, TD Wealth, Jerry del Missier, BSc(Eng)’85, Marketing, Ross School of TD Bank Group (Co-Chair) MBA’87 (Campaign Chair) Business, University of Michigan Donald Sobey, BCom’57 Carol Devenny, BCom’82 (Co-Chair) Chairman Emeritus, Empire Office Managing Partner, Jim Leech, MBA’73 Company Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoopers Retired President & CEO, Penny Somerville, BCom’78 Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan John Gleeson, BCom’80 Ed Speal, BCom’83 Certified Financial Planner, Rosemary Leith, BCom’83 Managing Director, BNP Paribas Gleeson Financial Group Inc. Director, World Wide Web Foundation Gia Steffensen, BCom’78 Adrienne Goldthorpe, BCom’99 Retired Chief Investment Officer, Doug McCutcheon, BCom’87 Legg Mason Canada Ted Goldthorpe, BCom’99 President, Longview Asset President, Apollo Investment Management Ltd. Bob Wardrop, BCom’86 Corporation Grant McDonald, BCom’82 CEO, Belvall Investments Ltd. Mel Goodes, BCom’57, LLD’94 Office Managing Partner, KPMG Benita Warmbold, BCom’80 Retired CEO, Warner-Lambert Co. Tom Miller, BCom’79 Sr. VP & CFO, CPP Investment Nancy Goodes Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers Board (Co-Chair) Ken Grewal, BCom’96 Thomas O’Neill, BCom’67, John Watson, MBA’70 Managing Director — Institutional LLD’05, Chair of the Board, BCE, Director, Talisman Energy Inc. Equity Sales, BMO Capital Markets Bell Canada & Scotiabank Tony Woodward, BCom’75 (Co-Chair) Samuel H. Gudewill, MBA’79 Director & COO, Blair Franklin President & CEO, Innovex Equities Paul Pancham, BCom’89, MD’94 Asset Management Corporation Dr. P. Pancham Medicine Professional Corp.
31 Recognizing Lifetime Giving
The following list recognizes our generous supporters who have given $25,000 or more, cumulatively, to Queen’s School of Business as of April 30, 2014. Lifetime Individual Donors $5,000,000+ Len Morrow, MBA’72 Fred Jaques, BCom’80 Nancy & Mel Goodes, BCom’57, Harry Mortimore, MBA’73 Pentti Karkkainen, MBA’81 LLD’94 Thomas O’Neill, BCom’67, LLD ’05, Michael Keilhauer, BCom’76 Donald Sobey, BCom’57 & Susan O’Neill, BA’65 Paul Kinnear, BCom’63, Ethel Patterson, MBA’81, & Carole Kinnear, BA’98 $1,000,000 - $4,999,999 & Michael Bandzierz, MBA’80 Kyle Kitagawa, MBA’88 Laurie & Michael Borden, John See, BScH’79, MBA’81, Anna Koo, MBA’75, BCom’80 & Kathryn See, BAH’79 & Norman Koo, BSc(Eng)’72, MBA’75 Ana Maria & Donald Carty, Estate of Elizabeth Marie Shantz, Donald Langill, BCom’77 BCom’27 BAH’68, LLD’01 Peter Mackenzie, BCom’81, Paul Hand, BA’69, MBA’73, Brenda Vince*, BCom’77, & Kate Zeidler & Steven Smith, BCom’77 & Vicki Gilliatt Hand, BA/BPHE’73 Thomas Miller, BCom’79, Lynn & Eve Heersink, MBA’74 William Yu, BSc(Eng)’84, MBA’87, & Elizabeth Miller, BFA’79 & Diana Liu Tom Kinnear, BCom’66, LLD’02, Max Muselius, BA’79, MBA’81 PhD Edward Nash, BCom’85 Sonilal♦, Ira & Paul Pancham, $100,000 - $249,999 Joseph Pal, BCom’74 BCom’89, MD’94 Elyse & Dany Battat, BCom’78 Diane & Chris Paddison, BCom’80 Gerald Sutton, BCom’48, MCom’49, David Beatty, BCom’82 & Margaret Sutton, BA’48 Ryan Pedlow, BCom’98 Estate of Jean M. Black Anonymous (4) Patti Perras Shugart, BCom’86, Judith & Philip Bookalam, & Paul Shugart, BScH’79 BCom’68 $500,000 - $999,999 Sally Peterson, BAH’86, MBA’88, Simon Brown, BCom’93, & Bryan Pearson, BScH’86, MBA’88 Estate of Donald Alexander Baxter, & Mona Brown, BAH’93 Sam Pollock, BCom’88 BCom’34 Jason Capello, BCom’96 Carol & Ian Friendly, BCom’83 Charles Powis, BCom’86 Carolyn Carney, BCom’86, Sharon Ranson, BCom’80, Estate of Muriel Hatch & Jeff Carney, BCom’84 & family Michael Kehoe, BCom’78 Andrew Chisholm, BCom’81, Susan Rooks, BCom’84, Cathy & Harold Roozen, MBA’79 & Laurie Thomson, BAH’84 & Edward Speal, BCom’83 A. Britton Smith, LLD’09 Augusta & Shawn Cooper, Derek Russell Patti & Sandy Staples♦ BCom’87 Lisa J. Saunders, BCom’86 Anonymous Estate of Martha Hazel Coughlin Ian Dawson, MBA’85 Mark Schweitzer, BCom’83, & Teresa Schweitzer, BNSc’85 $250,000 - $499,999 John Gleeson, BCom’80, & Sarah Gleeson, BAH’80 Michael Sifton, BCom’83, Iain Bruce, BCom’81 & Julie Sifton, BA’82 Adrienne Goldthorpe, BCom’99, Linda Cochrane, BA’77, MBA’79, & Ted Goldthorpe, BCom’99 Estate of Christine Sinclair, & Greg Cochrane, MBA’74 BCom’81 Ken Grewal, BCom’96, Michael Durland, PhD’91 & Christina Skinner Crystal & Gregory Smith, BCom’91 Samuel H. Gudewill, MBA’79 Nancy Hamm, BCom’76, Gia Steffensen, BCom’78, Paul & Catherine Hyde, BA’82 & Richard Hamm, BCom’76 & Jean Steffensen, BA’77, BEd’78 Jim Leech, MBA’73 Lisanne Hill, BCom’80 Estate of Donald I. McLeod, George Holmes, BCom’80 BA 1908 *Deceased Jerry Jackson, BCom’78 ♦QSB/Queen’s faculty/staff (current and retired)
32 Shirley Irene & Allan Taylor, John M. Davison Michelle Weinberg, BCom’93 LLD’91 Daphne Dean, BA’71, BScH’73, David A. Wilson, BCom’64 Colin Taylor, BCom’84 MSc’78, MBA’81 Daniel Wilton, BCom’93 Margot & Eric Toller*, BA’50, Douglas Dethy, BCom’75 Jos Wintermans, MBA’72 BCom’51 Graham Farquharson, MBA’69 Anonymous (3) Kim van Steenbergen, BNSc’78, Monika Federau, MBA’88 & Jeff van Steenbergen, BSc(Eng)’77 Ian Fraser, BCom’53, $25,000 - $49,999 Angela & Brian Walsh, BA’74, & Patricia Fraser, BAH’53 MBA’76 M. Shân Atkins, BCom’79, Milton Hess, BCom’64, & James E. Erbs Bob Wardrop, BCom’86 & Julia Hess, BA’65 Karen Bailey, BCom’93 Benita Warmbold, BCom’80, Elliot Jacobson, MBA’69 & Gerry N. Wood Deborah Barrett Janet & Richard Lint George Watson, BSc(Eng)’70, Brent Belzberg, BCom’72 Robert F. & Margaret MacLellan, MBA’72, & Sheila Watson, BAH’72 Michael Bolitho, BCom’84, BAH’79, MBA’81 John Watson, MBA’70 & Angelica Thiele-Bolitho Mike MacSween, MBA’07 Bruce & Cathy Williams, MBA’77 Derek Burney, BAH’62, MA’64, Douglas McCutcheon, BCom’87, LLD’98 Cate Woodward, BA’74, MBA’76, & Deborah McCutcheon, BScH’86 & Tony Woodward, BCom’75 Elizabeth & Gregor Caldwell, Robert McFarlane, BCom’83 BCom’64 Deborah Yedlin, MBA’91, Catherine McIntosh, BCom’82, & Martin Molyneaux Guy Casgrain, BCom’78 & Douglas McIntosh, BCom’82 ♦ Anonymous (4) Sara & Peter Copestake , BA’78 Thomas McLaren*, BCom’49 Frances & Robert Crandall♦, $50,000 - $99,999 Frederick Mifflin, BCom’81 BCom’51 Anne & Dusan Miklas Donald Cranston, BScH’82, Andrew Brewster, BCom’99 Ian Ness, BCom’79 MBA’85 Jennifer & Dave Brining, BCom’79 Janet Nixon, BCom’80, Mark DesLauriers, BCom’78 David Brown, BCom’73 & Gordon Nixon, BCom’79, Carol Devenny, BCom’82, Shauneen Bruder, MBA’84, LLD’03 & Grant McDonald, BCom’82 & Michael Bruder, LLB’84 John Nixon, BCom’77 Carolyn & Scott Earthy, BCom’97 Jennifer Camelford, BAH’74, MBA’78, Elsa & Michael Nowlan, BCom’82 Steven Flanders, BCom’86 & James Camelford, BA’77 John & Susan Michel Shuter, Gordon Fleming*, BCom’53 Pamela & Chris Clark, BCom’76 MBA’81 Bob Cronin, BCom’80, Robert Sobey, BAH’88 * & Gayle Cronin, BSc’80 Deceased Estate of Richard Stackhouse, ♦QSB/Queen’s faculty/staff (current and retired) BCom’53
Before I started my first year in Queen’s Commerce, I’d never really heard of the field of marketing. Thanks to the outstanding teaching and passion for marketing demonstrated by the late Professor Dan Monieson, I was inspired to pursue a career in this exciting field, one that ended up spanning 31 years with General Mills. I believe that great teachers matter. Now that I’m in a position to pay it forward, I’ve chosen to establish a Fellowship in Marketing to help QSB retain exceptional professors. I hope this helps inspire the next generation of business leaders to find its passion through exposure to great teachers. Ian Friendly, BCom’83
33 Michael Forsayeth, BCom’77, Kim McKenzie, MBA’85 Ray Richardson, MBA’84, & Janet Forsayeth, BA’77 Wendy & Alex Melvin, BA’72, & Anne Nurse-Richardson, BA’78 Michael Gilbert, BCom’78, MBA’74 Cee Cee & Bruce Robertson, & Cynthia Gilbert, BA’78 David G. Merkel BCom’88 Cyril Goddeeris, BCom’00 Susan Miklas♦, BA’65, LLB’88 Michael Robins, BCom’79, & Susanne Robins, BAH’82 Anne Gouinlock, BCom’82, Nadine Mirchandani, BCom’93 & Geoffrey Gouinlock, BCom’82 Bruce Runciman, BCom’78 Ron Mock & Marianne Gouras ♦ Andrew Gross, BCom’79, David M. Saunders Frederick Moote, BA’49, ♦ & Nora Gross, BA’81, BAH’82 & Susan Bartholomew BSc(Eng)’49 John A. Hallward, BCom’83 David Sculthorpe, BCom’83, Estate of Sylvia Morawetz, & Patricia Sculthorpe, BAH’85 Everett Harrison, BCom’46 BCom’75 Robert Shoniker, BCom’69, Douglas Heighington, MBA’81 Melanie & Peter Munk MBA'70 Gordon Hendren, BCom’79 Elspeth Murray♦, BScH’85, Penny Somerville, BCom’78 ♦ Glynis Anne Henry, BA’76, MBA’78 MBA’87 & Peter Richardson Frederick Troop, BCom’54 Donald Huggett*, BA’51, BCom’51 Wayne Musselman, BCom’64 Jean Turmel Andrew Hungerford, BCom’96 Paul Myles, BCom’66, MBA’67 Sherri & Jeffrey Watchorn, Claude Lamoureux Michael Nobrega BCom’88 Wendy & Paul Lishman, BCom’92 Gwen & David Oliver, BCom’64, Sheila Cooke-Witt, MBA’83, & Karsten Witt, MBA’83 Valerie Mann, BCom’86, MBA’66 & John Condon, BSc(Eng)’85 Beverly Paquette, BCom’77 Herbert Wyman, BCom’50 Brian Martin, BCom’99 Nancy Powis, BCom’80 Anonymous (5) Nancy & Rick Martin Catherine Purcell♦, BScH’78, Candace & David McConomy♦, BEd’85, MEd’98, MBA’69 & Michael Purcell, BSc(Eng) ’75 Robert Renaud, BCom’96, *Deceased Nancy McFadden, BAH’74, ♦ BEd’76, & Douglas McFadden, & Sarah Renaud, BAH’96 QSB/Queen’s faculty/staff (current and retired) LLB’75
I am honoured to have been selected as the first recipient of the Jim Leech MBA Scholarship. This support has been instrumental in helping me pursue my MBA at Queen’s. Receiving this scholarship has inspired me to continue to work hard and has strengthened my desire to contribute to society. I truly appreciate the generosity of Mr. Leech’s colleagues, business associates and family members who created this unique scholarship in honour of his retirement as CEO of the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan. Ramya Thatavarthi, MBA’15
34 Recognizing Annual Giving
The lists on pages 34 to 37 (Commerce) and 45 to 46 (post-graduate programs) recognize donors who contributed $1,000 or more, in cash gifts or pledge payments, to Queen’s School of Business. Recent alumni, who graduated between 2010 and 2014 and are just starting their careers, are recognized for their gifts, at any amount. Those who have contributed up to $1,000 are recognized on pages 38 to 44 (Commerce) and page 47 (post-grads). In all cases, gifts being recognized were received between May 1, 2013 and April 30, 2014. Donors whose gifts were received after April 30, 2014 will be acknowledged in the 2014- 2015 Year in Review. Many Queen’s School of Business alumni direct their gifts to support other programs and initiatives at Queen’s University. These contributions are recognized BCom'08 class giving leaders Milan Panic, annually in the University’s Report of Contributions. Laura Gilchrist and Jason Akers, sport frosh-week Appreciation Societies inspired T-shirts at Homecoming 2013 In addition to recognition in this report, all Queen’s School of Business donors are eligible for membership in one of Queen’s University’s annual appreciation societies, based on their giving per fiscal year, as follows.
GRANT HALL SOCIETY ROYAL CHARTER SOCIETY ROYAL LEGACY SOCIETY Diamond Level — $10,000 or more $250 to $499 Bequests by will, charitable-gift Sapphire Level —$ 5,000 to $9,999 annuities, life insurance, real estate, Limestone Level—$ 1,000 to $4,999 CHA GHEILL SOCIETY registered funds and charitable trusts $100 to $249 (and first Queen’s SUMMERHILL SOCIETY degree earned within the preceding $500 to $999 five years)
Benefactor Wall QSB’s generous supporters who have each contributed more than $100,000, cumulatively, are recognized on the School’s Benefactor Wall at the following levels. Level 1 – $10 Million or more Every effort is made to ensure the Level 2 – $ 5 Million to $9,999,999 accuracy of these lists of donors. Level 3 – $ 1 Million to $4,999,999 However, errors occasionally Level 4 – $500,000 to $999,999 occur. If your name has been Level 5 – $250,000 to $499,999 omitted, misspelled or incorrectly Level 6 – $100,000 to $249,999 listed, please contact [email protected] In addition, those whose cumulative gifts have exceeded $5 Million are recognized on QSB’s Visionary Wall at Goodes Hall.
35 Commerce Giving*
*Donations of $1,000+ to QSB Hugh Chasmar ’79 1980s & Kathleen Hanly Heather Baker ’83 1940s Pamela & Chris Clark ’76 Cindy ’88 & Duncan Ball ’87 Robert Cuthbertson ’72 Margaret & Gerald Sutton ’48 Heather Beamish ’88 Irene David ’76 Joseph Viner ’48 John Blain ’88 Mike Dawson ’78 Michael Bolitho ’84 Mark DesLauriers ’78 1950s & Angelica Thiele-Bolitho Douglas Dethy ’75 Laurie & Michael Borden ’80 Patricia & Ian Fraser ’53 Janet & Michael Forsayeth ’77 James Bracken ’80 Nancy & Mel Goodes ’57 Marie-Rose & Stanley Gibson ’71 Nicholas Brearton ’81 Margaret & Robert A. F. Lorraine & Ian Hendry ’77 Iain Bruce ’81 Montgomery ’51 Jerry Jackson ’78 Roger Casgrain ’80 Donald Sobey ’57 Michael Kehoe ’78 & Colette Charest Frederick Troop ’54 Michael Keilhauer ’76 Christopher Clubb ’88 Donald Langill ’77 Bruce Cooper ’88 1960s David McIlquham ’77 & Marie Campbell
Julia & Milton Hess ’64 Ian Ness ’79 Augusta & Shawn Cooper ’87 Tom Kinnear ’66 John Nixon ’78 Barbara Crawley ’88 Susan & Thomas O’Neill ’67 Genie Orton ’78 Gayle & Bob Cronin ’80 Beverley Paquette ’77 William A. Cunningham ’83 Penny Somerville ’78 Glenna ’83 & Andre de Haan ’83 1970s Jean & Gia Steffensen ’78 Carol Devenny ’82 M. Shân Atkins ’79 David Steiner ’78 & Grant McDonald ’82 & James E. Erbs Karen & Bruce Warmbold ’78 Carol & Ian Friendly ’83 Catherine ’76 & William Bryck ’76 Geoffrey Wilson ’78 Ann & Bartley Bull ’77 Anonymous (2) ♦QSB faculty/stafff
I’m honoured to be a recipient of the Commerce 1987 Award, which has enabled me to pursue my passion for entrepreneurship and to realize my goal of studying Commerce at Queen’s. As a result of this generous financial support, I’ve been able to focus on my studies and participate in career- and life-enhancing extracurricular activities without having to also juggle a part-time job. Austin Lubitz, Comm’17
36 Choosing to attend Queen’s School of Business was the best decision I’ve ever made. Aside from the exceptional academic experience, what truly set QSB apart were the many opportunities to learn and grow outside the classroom — from the school’s international exchange program, to student-led conferences and case competitions, to terrific professional education and networking events, many involving QSB alumni. Each of these provided not only personal and professional learning opportunities, but also strengthened the fabric of the class. I’m grateful to QSB’s faculty and staff, I’m excited for its students, both current and future, and I’m proud to count myself among such an incredible group of alumni. That’s why I give. David Waugh, BCom’08
Sarah & John Gleeson ’80 Robert McFarlane ’83 Teresa & Mark Schweitzer ’83 Dee Dee & Thomas Green ’82 Catherine ’82 Patti Perras Shugart ’86 Patricia ’87 & Andrew Hayes ’87 & Douglas McIntosh ’82 & Paul Shugart Cathy & Alfred Hendry ’89 John McVicar ’86 Julie & Michael Sifton ’83 Jeanette Hepburn♦ ’89 Frederick Mifflin ’81 Estate of Christine Sinclair ’81 ♦ Lisanne Hill ’80 Steven Millan ’89 Bradley Snyder ’88 Brian Hogan ’83 Gordon Mount ’80 Edward Speal ’83 & Patricia Hawkins-Hogan Edward Nash ’85 Stacie ’88 & Raymond Stanton ’87 George Holmes ’80 Lisa O’Toole ’84 Marilyn Stitt ’84 Cecilia & Robert Inglis ’88 Paul Pancham ’89 Richard Taylor ’81 Christian Jeppesen ’88 Aimee Pitman ’88 Robert Thompson ’89 Bruce Kagan ’89 Samuel Pollock ’88 Stephen Turner ’88 Krista Kerr ’88 Carol Port ’88 Nancy Vancise ’88 & James Mavor Peter Kinch ’81 & James Malone ’89 Alexandra von Schroeter ’83 John Langhorne ’83 Stephen Power ’87 Benita Warmbold ’80 Sandra '89 & Donald Linsdell ’89 Charles Powis ’86 & Gerry N. Wood George MacDonald ’87 Nancy Powis ’80 Sherri & Jeffrey Watchorn ’88 Peter Mackenzie ’81 John Price ’88 Grant Wickes ’82 & Kate Zeidler Joseph Quarin ’88 Mary Wilson Trider ’82 Valerie Mann ’86 & John Condon Michael Quinn ’88 Susan & Jay Wright ’81 Jo-Ann E. McArthur ’85 Cathy & Geoffrey Reeves ’81 Anonymous (6) & Ted Scott Cee Cee & Bruce Robertson ’88 Deborah & Douglas Susan Rooks ’84 McCutcheon ’87 ♦ Lisa J. Saunders ’86 QSB faculty/stafff
37 Commerce Giving (continued)
1990s Mike Murray ’96 Kendra & Ryan Doersam ’00 Jennifer Newman ’91 Robert Gierula ’01 & Debby Shen Karen Bailey ’93 & Patrick Marley ’92 Cyril Goddeeris ’00 Paul Belanger ’93 Prem Rawal ’99 Ryan Kalt ’01 Jennifer Boyd ’93 Sarah & Robert Renaud ’96 & Eric Scoffield ’93 Brendan O’Grady ’05 Bruce Sellery ’93 Mona & Simon Brown ’93 Jamie See ’06 Crystal & Gregory Smith ’91 Mark Caiger ’93 Daniel Wares ’00 Mark Vrooman ’96 David Caldana ’99 Michelle Weinberg ’93 Carolyn & Scott Earthy ’97 2010s* Thomas Whelan ’92 Corey Fraiberg ’93 *As recent grads, the list below Daniel Wilton ’93 Valerie Gillis ’96 reflects all donations to QSB Nikol & Orest Wowkodaw ’98 Ken Grewal ’96 Justin Abraham ’11 Anonymous (6) & Christina Skinner Amy Amodeo ’14 David Gunn ’96 Kristen Beatty ’14 2000s Melanie & Stephen Hoffmeister ’98 Colin Bergman ’14 Mary & Bryan Jensen ’93 Omar Abdel Hafez ’00 Caroline Bertrand ’14 Jennifer Lamb ’93 Hayley Becker ’04 Michelle Bonnah ’13 & Justin Barr ’94 Christopher Chin-A-Loy ’00 Nadine Mirchandani ’93 Laura ’00 & Ryan Couvrette ’00 ♦QSB faculty/stafff
The BCom’88 25th anniversary class reunion in October 2013 sparked countless memories of our time at Queen’s. Classmates came from far and wide to reconnect, reminisce and reflect on how far we’ve come since our wide- eyed frosh days. We decided that there could be no better way to mark this milestone than to establish an entrance award to give a deserving student the incalculable benefit of a Commerce education, immersed in the Queen’s tradition. We dedicated the Commerce 1988 Award to the memory of our dear classmates Chris Verney and Margie Philp — a wonderful legacy that they would have embraced. Nicola von Schroeter, BCom’88
BCom'88 Class Giving and Reunion Coordinators, from left, Dave Prowten, Chris Clubb, Nicola von Schroeter, Mike Quinn and Craig Hutchison
David Saunders with Ira Pancham 38 and her son Paul Pancham BCom’10 & ’14 class gifts fund stock ticker in BMO Atrium
The ups and downs of the financial markets are now being tracked from the comfort of the BMO Atrium at Goodes Hall. A stock ticker, funded by COMMitment gifts raised by the BCom’10 and ’14 graduating classes, was installed in May, enabling QSB students, faculty, staff and visitors to keep an eye on the stock market. The ticker was the brainchild of the BCom’10 class, whose members contributed in excess of $10,000 under the leadership of classmates Joshua Barr and Mike Melito. The Commerce Class of 2014, led by Jordan Vandenberg and Amy Amodeo, contributed nearly $3,000 to the cause.
Joey Cheung ’14 Adam Le Dain ’14 Kayla Paret ’10 Daniel Farewell ’13 Gillian Lee ’13 Kelly Quinn ’12 Jeffrey Fenton ’13 Orchid Lee ’12 Elliot Seetner ’14 Brennan Foo ’14 Jessica Leung ’14 Meaghan Shepherd ’14 Justin Gilman ’13 Shannon Loughrey ’14 Anna Ta ’14 Anne Gleeson ’10 Robert MacLellan ’10 Devon Toole ’14 Katherine Hayes ’14 Sarah Marion ’14 Jaril Valenciano ’14 Spenser Heard ’10 Nicky Menten ’13 Jordan Vandenberg ’14 Tyler Hennick ’14 Geoffrey Meyers ’14 Alessia Vettese ’14 Caileigh Howieson ’14 Milana Micanovic ’13 Zachary Weinstein ’14 Zheng Jiang ’14 Sean Milne ’13 Sydney Young ’10 Ross Kelley ’13 Chadwick Mitchell ’14 Anonymous (2) Brian Kim ’14 Garrett Moore ’13 Chester Lau ’14 Sarah Moore ’14 Marisa Law ’14 Derek Nicholson ’13 ♦QSB faculty/stafff
39 Commerce Giving* *Donations up to $1,000 to QSB 1940s Patricia & Edward Klymko ’70 Catherine & Joseph Faello ’83 Drummond Macdougall ’77 Peter Foyston ’86 Shirley & John Purkis ’48 John MacKay ’70 Joanne Gooding ’86 Mary McDonald ’77 Jeffrey Hanley ’88 1950s & Frank J. Raymond Lynn Hannah ’85 Cecil Adams ’55 Mary McGurran ’74 Laura Harbin ’88 Grant Armstrong ’59 Deborah McKay ’75 Janet Hoadley-Redgwell ’81 Lloyd Budgell ’59 Peter & Barbara McWhirter ’78 John Humphrey ’84 Raymond Souch ’51 Gail P. & David Morton ’73 Sandra ’83 & Edward Irwin ’83 William Stokes ’54 Kelly & Robert Neale ’73 Marjorie Johnston Crocker ’88 Chris Trevor ’58 Harry Ort ’74 Marianne Kennedy Beaulne ’88 Anonymous Joanne Pearce ’79 David & Stephani Kingsmill ’88 Clare Prendergast ’77 Diane Lahaie-Davidson ’88 Bruce Raby ’75 & Robert Davidson 1960s Anne ’76 & Derek Riley ’76 Ruth Lee ’87 Daniel Atkinson ’69 Gary Thompson ’76 Scott Lyons ’88 Ronald Bisset ’66 Daryl & Maxine Tuck ’74 Winsor MacDonell ’88 David Crossley ’67 John Wild ’78 Janice Mady♦ ’83 Richard Hale ’69* William Wilson ’73 Carole Matear ’86 Carole & Paul Kinnear ’63 M. Christine Zufelt ’79 Dawn & Daniel Matte ’88 Graham McCallum ’61 Anonymous (7) Anne ’85 & Alan Mayne ’85 Scott Morley ’62 Colleen McDonald ’88 Stuart Proudfoot ’66 1980s Patricia McElheran-Jossinet ’87 Peter Stuart ’65 Marcia McNabb ’88 & Nezam Mary Jane & Douglas Tigert ’61 Adele Arsenault ’84 Soltanzadeh Ross Wilby ’60 Albert Aufleger ’85 Thomas & Diane McNulty ’88 Anonymous David ’88 & Kimberley Bernaus ’94 Andrew Mingay ’81 Michael Boruszok ’83 Gary Mistak ’81 & Susan Salter Allan Brown ’88 1970s John Newcombe ’85 Sandra & Philip Bunsick ’87 Janice Nicholls ’80 Jack Alvo ’78 Susan Campbell ’86 Michael Organ ’88 David Bialik ’76 Lawrence Cannon ’87 David Prowten ’88 Ronald Butler ’78 Jennifer Carver Wells ’88 Brian & Janet Reesor ’88 David Clare ’78 Jake Chadwick ’83 & Mary Brierley Leslie Reynolds ’83 Pierre Clermont ’76 Scott Clark ’85 Paul Roach ’88 Robert Colwell ’72 Jillian Craigie ’88 Jacqueline Roberge ’88 John Connell ’71 Ruth Cummings ’87 Clayton Rogers ’89* Richard Foyston ’79 Michelle Daignault ’80 Douglas Rowat ’83 James Geddes ’75 Junior Del Brocco ’88 David Scapillati ’88 James Gledhill ’71 Michael Detlefsen ’86 Pearl Shiozaki ’83 Tony Hooper ’76 Kathryn & John Durdan ’88 Andrew Stafl ’86 Mark Johnston ’77 Patricia Ewen ’86 ♦QSB/Queen’s faculty/staff (current and retired)
40 Robert Steffen ’86 Thomas Hong ’96 & Sherri Adams John Coutts ’09 Lisa Taylor ’81 Ellen Hunt ’92 Andrea Davies ’04 John & Ellen Thompson ’83 David Jackson ’91 Kimberley Davis ’01 Marek & Colette Ulanicki ’85 Juliet Jacobs ’92 Timothy Deacon ’00 Albert Ullrich ’82 Sharon Kan ’93 Ivayla Dingilova ’09 Elias & Nancy Vamvakas ’88 William LeMay ’93 Lauren Dmytrenko ’00 Susan Vardon ’88 Kathleen ’97 & Eric Leopold ’97 Warren Duffy ’07 Wendy♦ & Larry Walsh ’82 Michael & Lesley Lowes ’90 Katherine Duncan ’03 Peter Watson ’87 & Tracey Batt- Gavin Muranaka ’96 Anamika Gadia ’04 Watson Tracy Muxlow ’93 Caroline Gibbings ’00 Cameron Wiginton ’85 Bradley Norris ’96 & Benjamin Mandell Kenneth♦ & Vilborg Wilson ’80 Kristina Pearce ’92 Michelle Grant ’01 Norman Wright ’81 & Daniel Pawliw ’92 Ryan Greaves ’01 Anonymous (18) Stephanie Pettit Peters ’93 Barry Hall ’08 Paul Potvin ’97 & Lezley Knowles-Hall Theodore Poulos ’96 Claire & Tyler Hewlett ’01 1990s Stephanie Quig ’99 Eddie Chuan-Shun Ho ’08 Kevin Armitage ’93 Holly Ramsden ’99 & Michael Nancy Hoo ’01 Corry Bazley ’92 Bussey ’97 James Hunter ’09 Geoffrey Behm ’95 Katharine Roberts Kociancic ’93 Robert Kallio ’02 Kimberley ’94 & David Bernaus ’88 Dan Robertson♦ ’93 Jennifer Kao ’01 & Eugene Lei ’01 Tracey Bissett ’97 Ross Rowan-Legg ’97 Anne Kozak ’03 Kristian Bonn ’97 Cynthia Schyff ’92 & Blair Guilfoyle ’03 Jennifer Bourgeois ’97 Mark Skeggs ’98 Morgan Lackenbauer ’03 Donald Bowman ’93 Bill Stamatis ’95 Melanie Langill ’07 Julie Breen ’96 Tammy ’93 & Rusty Sutherland ’93 Clarisse Lau ’09 Jeremy Butteriss ’97 Jeremy & Stephanie Thompson ’95 Robert Marsh ’07 Jacqueline Chilton ’93 Stephen Thompson ’91 Jennifer ’01 & John Medland ’01 Bailey Church ’96 Robert & Marcia Tupling ’96 Daniel Mondoux ’08 Katherine & Stephen Church ’97 Jo-Anne VanStrien ’91 Jason Nardari ’01 Heather Cooke ’90 Adit Vohra ’96 Adrian Ng ’02 Casey Cox ’95 Amie Waite Larson ’97 & Cassidy Lisa Orr ’01 Erin Crowe ’93 Larson David Power ’06 David Dalziel ’96 David Walsh ’94 Matthew Price ’09 Michael Donovan ’97 Pamela Weeks ’98 Jeremy Scheetz ’00 John Ferren ’97 Fraser Whale ’91 Allison Smith ’07 Donald Ford ’97 Sareena Wildberger ’92 Andrew Smith ’05 Michael Forzley ’97 Jeffrey Wordham ’95 Rebecca Tascona ’00 Susan Gardiner ’90 Felix Wu ’94 & Valerie Lemant Jason Ward ’00 Sarah Gibbings Kerr ’97 & Ross Anonymous (6) David Waugh ’08 Kerr Laura Webb ’09 Hee-Suk Ham ’95 2000s Andrew Wicken ’01 Jonathan Hamilton ’92 & Heidi Sarah Wickins ’04 Jane Brean ’00 Miller Jennifer Willemse ’04 Shauna Burton ’04 Elizabeth Harrington ’90 Anonymous (8) Sharon Chiu ’08 Steven Herzog ’94 ♦ Brendan Clarke ’00 QSB/Queen’s faculty/staff (current and retired)
41 Commerce students pledge $1.2M to Goodes Hall expansion
Commerce students have been showing their support for the Goodes Hall expansion by agreeing to pay an optional annual fee of $97.50 that will generate $1.2 million over ten years. This initiative was spearheaded by the Commerce’08s and continues to draw wide support. Thanks to the following 797 Commerce students, from first to fourth year, who contributed more than $77,700 to the new wing in 2013/2014.
Jacob Adams Madeleine Beaudry Alisa Buttar Jamie Cooper Julie Adams Brock Beckley Michelle Buttigieg Matthew Cooper Kaivan Adjedani Nora Belanger Jennifer Campbell Zachary Cooper Sofia Agromayor Catherine Bell Sara Cantanna Adam Cotterill Haris Ahmed Charles Benson Chad Carney Hannah Cowan Shahaan Ahmed Colin Bergman George Carr Ionut Craciun Ryan Aimers Bryn Berry Rebecca Carrique Kyla Craig Isabelle Akerhielm James Bertrand Brittany Carter Nicola Craig Christian Alaimo Adam Berze Hannah Chafetz Nadia Credico Alexander Aleksic Jamie Besner Chloe Chan Alexander Cupillari Vanessa Alexopoulos Zoe Best David Chan Alexander Curry William Allen Adrien Bettio Echo Chan Clara Dagenais Danielle Amirault Olivia Betts Nerissa Chan Rachel D’Agostino David Anderson Connor Bevans Jacqueline Chataway Jason Dale Sanziana Andreica Carli Bianchi Gursimar Chatha Jacob Dancyger Brock Arbo Alexandra Bishop Jack Cheesewright Luciano D’Angelo Alison Ardila Branden Blunt Ningyuan Chen Kaivan Dashti Thomas Arkless Viktoria Bobovskaia Priscilla Chen Jeremy Davies Sascha Armour Mikaela Bocking Siqi Chen Maggie-Jean Davies Tina Asgharzadeh Nigel Bocking Xiao Chen Alexander Davis Angelika Athanassoulias William Bocking Robbie Cheng Brandon Davis Alexander Au Paul Bodack Claire Cheng James Davis Amrithal Bachra Blake Bogden Samneet Chepal Susannah Davis Liam Bannon Scott Bogden David Cherney Andrew Dawson Rebecca Banyard James Bolt Lyndon Chiang Erik De Lorenzi Jessica Barford Hannah Bonneau Brianna Chiu Alexandra De Rosa Melissa Barker Advait Bopardikar Seung Choi Paul De Sadeleer Andrew Barnes Krista Borzellino Shweta Choudhury Tan Demirtas John Barry Nikesh Bost Henry Chow James Dent Nicholas Bartakovich Matthew Boughner Sonia Chowdhury Victoria DeSousa Drew Barvir Louis Bousquet Sean Christopher Lily Devins Marlon Bass Michael Bozzo Jonathan Chu Andrew Dolinski Andrew Bassin Richard Brook Hayley Chung Jessica Dolinski Samuel Battista Kelsey Bruce Adam Clark Jingwen Dong Daniel Baum Deanna Buchhorn Mitchell Clarke Kylie Doobenen Spencer Bayley Greg Buchner Jonathan Claxton Tess Dookwah Wamiq Bazaz Nicholas Buecking Dale Clinker Boulton Doolittle Michelle Beal Ellen Bursey Quintin Coetzer Benjamin Doran Kristen Beatty Mikaila Buszowski Alexandru Cojocaru Albert Dorfman Kyle Beaudry Emma Butler Samantha Colley Robert Dowler
42 Eric Down Hilary Farr Andrew Fullerton Cayley Goschen Ivo Dramov Roy Farrer Sarah Fulton Kristin Gottschalk Simone Dreksler Shane Favit Ryan Fung Hayden Gould Claire Droniuk Corinne Fealy Konner Fung Kee Fung Michael Gracie Yunheng Duan Gregory Fedele Kristine Gai Christopher Grant Archit Dubey Andrew Ferizovic Stefan Gajewski Dixon Grant Alexandre Dudelzak Jesse Ferras Joseph Galea Gurjot Grewal Amanda Duma Jack Ferris Nicholas Galle Lukas Grey Jordan Dunin Oriana Fiore Luke Galli James Griffin Daniel Eapen Kenard Fleming Mitchell Garvey Madeleine Griffith Caitlin Early Thomas Flynn Bradley Gastman Sam Griffiths Eric Scott Eden Justin Fong Rosemary Gatenby Beata Grobman Sam Edwardes Brennan Foo Cathay Ge Sarah Gross Deborah Efechaobor Reid Foose Shayne Gelbard Spencer Gudewill David Eitel Julie Foster Jehan Ghandhy Julia Guenther Alexandra Ekiert Nikolas Fountas Madelaine Gilberg Rachel Ha George Eliopoulos Adrien Francoeur Andrew Giles Lukas Haas Megan Ellis Chelsea Frank Rahul Gill River Habermehl Hatt Matthew Eng Lance Fraser Brendan Ginn Kurt Hackenberger Austin Evans John French Amelia Glancy Matthew Haffey Heather Evans Jan Friedli Julia Glynn Abigail Haines Ryan Evans Jonah Friedman Corey Goldberg Kathryn Hajjar Sarah Ewen Michael Friedmann Kaitlin Goodleaf Isabelle Hall Michael Fallone Yuchan Fu Daniel Gordon Kendra Halman Kirsten Hamilton Sui Yuan Han Jacqueline Hanson Devin Hao Marisa Harder Colin Harding Nicholas Hart Ryan Hartvich Sean Harvey Craig Hasler Tea Haxhillari Caroline Hayes Jack Hayward Chuan He Cole Heideman Matthew Heideman Chase Heinemann Maze Justin Herlick Emma Herron Mackenzie Hewitt Anthony Ho Frosh Week – one of the traditions that distinguishes the Queen’s Jeffrey Hocevar Commerce experience. Since 2008, another tradition has been a campaign to encourage students to contribute a $97.50 voluntary fee that will generate Sean Hoey $1.2M over 10 years for the new wing of Goodes Hall that opened in 2012. Trevor Hoff
43 Keith Hoffman Patrick Kelley Adam Lee Robert MacDonald Melissa Holbrook Maegan Kelly Allan Lee Scott MacDonell Nicholas Holland Tanner Kelly Brittany Lee Ryan MacDougall Michael Holley David Keon Ethan Lee Emma Macintosh Joseph Hollis Leandra Keren Kelsey Lee Douglas Mackenzie Linna Hong Chelsea Kerr Kwanhee Lee James Macvicar Laura Hoogstraten Thomas Kewley Mirae Lee Kerry Maguire Christopher Houston Muhammad Khan Rachel Lee Alexander Mahoney Logan Houston Chanshik Kim Trina Lee Jennifer Mak Caileigh Howieson Jason Kim Calvin Leong Samir Makim Caroline Hua David King Edward Leung Coleman Mallery Kristin Hudon Nicole Kipp Alexander Levy Brian Maloney Allison Hudson Alexander Kiriakou Harrison Levy Kyle Maloney Elise Hudson Lea Kirkconnell Chantel Lewis Brendan Manley Melissa Hudson Connor Kitchen David Lewis Michael Manojlovich Thomas Hughes Vanessa Kolias Parker Lewis Oleksiy Marchenko Eve Hurowitz Andrew Kosc Connie Li Viktoriya Marchenko Alexander Hutcheon Daniel Kostiw-Schvester Nathan Li Robert Marks Eun Hwang Carolyn Kosturik Vincent Li Elida Marotta Ellen Hyslop Eric Kouri Sarah Liderri Christina Marr Katarina Ignjatic Wendy Kovacaj Lara Liebovitz Sawyer Marsh Ji Won Im Holly Koval Eric Lim Thomas Marshall Brandon Ing Amy Kraemer Victor Lim Sydney Mascard Tatiana Isaza Marissa Krausz Cameron Lindsay Benjamin Mason Emily Ishoj Katarina Krsikapa Nathan Linton Thomas Mason Scott Issett Alia Kuksis Katherine Little Michael Mastrella Ashley Itzcovitch Samir Kulkarni Thomas Little Bogdan Mateescu Zachary Janes Aashna Kumar Jenny Liu Nicholas Matta Rui Xi Ji Arun Kuruganti Jia Liu Matthew Maudsley Joshua Jia Alison Kwok Michelle Liu Andrew Mavety Dongfan Jiang Christopher Labelle Yaonan Liu Sidney Mcandrew Youngwoo Jin Nurisha Ladak Yun Liu Daniel Mcconnell Fraser Johnson Daniella Laferriere Jonah Livingston Emma Mcdonald Graham Joiner Mason Laframboise Patrick Livingston James Mcdonald Cameron Jones Douglas Lai Katherine Lloyd Kimberly McDougall Connor Jones Erica Lai Shannon Lochead Taylor Mcdowall Megan Judges Jaimie Laing David Loney Jeffrey McFarland Amit Kalra Natalie Laing Connor Long Michael McGill Anna Kaltakjian Sarah Laird Diana Lough Andrew Mcglennon Jay Kaminski Chelsea Lam Mark Louie Parker Mckibbon Mathew Kaminski David Lam Abraham Lozano Daphne McLarty Vikram Kandeth Jennifer Larose Austin Lubitz Kelly Mclarty Michael Karp Anna Laskaris Andre Luk Roslyn McLarty Adam Kavanagh Andrea Lau Aiden Lupyrypa Brianna McLaughlin Neel Kawale Chester Lau Stephanie Lusignan Cassandra McMeekan Kaitlin Kawzenuk Marisa Law Yu Shuo Ma Luke Mcquilkin James Kay Sabrina Law James Macdonald Alexander Mcrae Jonathan Keilhauer Adam Le Dain Katherine Macdonald Victoria Medeiros
44 Anastasia Megan Dale Nerland Emily Pile Aaron Richler Aparajita Mehra Naomi Ng Borna Pir Zadeh Adrienne Rinne Samuel Menard Michelle Nguyen Shamir Pira Maximillian Ripper Ashton Menuz Carly Nicholson Ryan Pistorius Connor Ritchie Caitlin Mercer Stephen Nishida Austin Porter Ellen Ritchie Caroline Mierins Teryn O’Byrne Sean Poter Audrey Roane Matthew Miklas Ryan O’Driscoll Claire Potvin Deyell Robinson Ciara Milanetti-Hunt Juntaek Oh Nicholas Power Emily Robinson Michael Milazzo Erin O’Handley Anna Premyslova Nicholas Rogers Joella Miller Melissa Oliphant Cameron Prouse John Rolland Maxwell Milligan Tara Oliphant Connor Provost-Brophy Marc Romanin Jane Mills Emma Oliver Charlie Prussky Evan Romano Michael Mingay Christopher O’Neill Rene Puerta Caitlin Ronald Danielle Minnett Benjamin Oppenheimer Xinyi Qiu Rosalind Ross Andrew Miskiewicz Jonathon Orecchio Jordan Rakhra Benjamin Rossetto Justin Moll Katherine O’Reilly Kristine Ramsbottom Lydia Rowe Rachel Momot Rachel Orr Vasanth Ranganathan Zachary Russo Joline Moore Michael Osborne Margaret Ranson Erin Saliba Sarah Moore Andrew Oskroba Nicole Rasmussen Lauren Sanders Ashley Moraca Taylor Ostoich Vaughan Rawes Michelle Sansom Felipe Moretzsohn Hana Oudeh Sarah Ray Nicholas Sarjeant Joanna Moroz Anna Pakenham Tyler Ray Rohan Sarna Daniel Morris Tony Pan Kerry Readwin Kendra Saunders Matthew Morrison Arzina Pandjou Charles Reese Katherine Saychuk Scott Morrison Brittany Pantalone Sarah Reeve Spencer Schaan Tyler Morrison Joshua Parada Matthew Reeves Alexandra Schaerer Alexander Morsink Jaqueline Pare Russell Reeves Thomas Schneider Kateleine Morsink Da Seul Park Spencer Relph Patrick Schoening Dominic Moscarello Lauren Park Matthew Renzoni Jennifer Schreurs Elia Moscovitz Shin Park Taylor Resnick Nolan Schwab Lindsay Mosher Alana Paterson Alexander Riccardi Alexander Scott Justin Moulton Cameron Patkos Patrick Moumdjian Sydney Patterson Graham Mount William Patterson Michael Mullins Jose Pauig Griffin Murphy Rayna Pearlson Samantha Murphy Erica Pearson Sara Murphy Robyn Pearson Victoria Murphy Kristen Pegg William Murphy Lindsay Pellett Keenan Murray Nicole Perez Stefanie Mutheardy Gregory Perron John Myers Ali Persiko Mathieu Myre Jessica Peters Meghna Nagpal Andy Pham Stea Nanushi Laura Phillips Hamza Naqi Laura Pickard The Goodes Hall expansion opened for business on Sept. 14, 2012, Hyla Nayeri Cameron Piening thanks in part to Commerce students who pledged their support.
45 Katherine Scott Matthew Stechyson Bronwyn Valentine Oliver Wookey Zachary Scott Graham Steele Tegan Valentine Nicholas Wooster Yarin Sekler Stephanie Stevens Jonathan Valeriati Daniel Worswick Evan Sequeia Melanie Stone Jennifer Van Der Wee Alan Wren Jessica Sermer Zachary Suchanek Ryan Van Huuksloot Alexander Wright Duncan Seston Lauren Sudeyko Cole VandenBygaart Austin Wright Elise Sethna Rafiq Suleman Alessia Vettese Leah Wright Michaela Shackleton Keir Sullivan Andrew Vettese Beihan Wu Bradley Shafran Erik Sultmanis Eric Vice Corey Wu Aakash Shah David Symmonds Julie Vincent Diane Wu Alison Shamie Cyrus Symoom Troy Wagner Szu-Han Wu Sonia Shanbag Catherine Szendrey Jacob Wain-Lowe Lianna Wylie Kathryn Shaw Alexander Tait Austin Walker Yong Xiao Jacob Shepherd Chloe Tait Michael Walker Annie Xiong Meaghan Shepherd Celine Tarrant Anna Wall Yi Xiong Joshua Sherkin Larissa Taylor Thomas Wall Hang Xu Erin Shin Lauren Taylor Mackenzie Wallster Jason Xu Russell Shirra Zachary Teicher Enci Wang Jonathan Yan Azizali Shivji Hayleigh Telesnicki Jing Wang Jordan Yee Kerry Shoalts Teague Thackway Xinying Wang Julie Yip Akashdip Sidhu Kelsey Thompson Yiti Wang Evan Young Amy Sigurdson Kelly Thomson Ryan Ward Maria Yu Kathryn Sikorski McKenzie Thomson Shauna Waters Suzanne Zaffino Aaron Silins Alexandra Thorn Graham Watt Marco Zanette William Sinclair Daniel Throop Riley Webb William Zed Ethaniel Singal Matthew Timbrell Matthew Welstead Rebecca Zentner-Barrett Christine Sirois Bradley Timmings Tyler Whealy Anthony Zerr Stephen Smart Geoffrey Timmons Tyler Whitney Jonathan Zhang Ryne Smetheram Bilge Tokmakci Michael Whynot Xincheng Zhang Christopher Smith Robert Tomalty Heather Wilcocks-Gynn Xinyi Zhang Joshua Smith Jordan Tomas Connor Wilkinson Xinyue Zhang Samantha Snedden Erin Tomie Colin Williams Yining Zhang Remi Soare Jaclyn Tong Julia Williamson Mohan Zhao Filip Soczewski Maxwell Townsend David Wilson Lucy Zheng Matthew Soegtrop Zachary Train Joshua Wine Sirui Zhong Alyssa Spagnolo Luca Trisi Agnes Wong Lana Zhou Stephanie Spagnolo Kegan Turcotte Jeremy Wong Yiyun Zhou Yannik Spang Sara Tyler Kelly Wong Benjamin Zhu Michael Spriet William Upans Lauren Wong Emily Zufelt Hayley Square Curtis Urbanowicz Michael Wong Somer Zuiker Madeleine Staines Graydon Ursel Yan Wong Alex Zulys Matthew Stairs Steeve Vakeeswaran Olivia Woods
46 MBA, Master of International Business and Master of Finance Giving*
*Donations of $1,000+ to QSB
MBA Ethel Patterson ’81 Evagelos Alexopoulos ’13 & Michael Bandzierz ’80 Rinaldo Angelicola ’14 & Ana Luiza 1960s Sally Peterson ’88 Rime Melaragni & Bryan Pearson ’88 Pierre Auger ’14 & Natalia Murillo Graham Farquharson ’69 Margot Roberts ’88 James Awad ’14 Lucien Lieberman ’63 & David Williamson Srin Bhashyam ’14 Candace & David McConomy♦ ’69 Kathryn & John See ’81 Robert Sean Britton ’14 Melvyn Swain '62 Marilyn & Derek Sutton ’83 & Ginette LeRoux Jeremy Walker ’88 1970s Sheila Cooke-Witt ’83 Melanie & Casey Dean Burgess ’14 & Karsten Witt ’83 Ana & Stewart Campbell ’14 David Campbell ’74 William Yu ’87 & Diana Liu Gonzalo Campos ’14 Edward Chase ’70 Anonymous (3) Mario Centeno ’14 John Coke ’79 Vincent Shu-Yi Chang ’14 Brigita Gravitis-Beck ’78 1990s & Minnie Hu Samuel Gudewill ’79 Marc Brunet ’92 June Chen ’12 Paul Hand ’73 & Vicki Gilliatt Hand Kathryn & David Carey ’94 Jason Manning Cole ’14 Glynis Anne Henry ’78 Michael Chan ’94 Kyle Delisle ’13 James Keohane ’79 & Donna Townsend Giri Dharan ’13 Jim Leech ’73 Cathy & Alfred Hendry ’99 Aaryn Flynn ’14 Stephen Lloyd ’79 Martin Kon ’96 Ramaneet Gakhal ’14 Pat & Ian Macdonald ’74 Anonymous (2) Nitin Gandhi ’13 Helen B. & John McKay ’71 Si Zhu Gao ’14 & Qi Fang Zheng Len Morrow ’72 2000s Alina & Jomo Green ’14 Angela & Brian Walsh ’76 Michael MacSween ’07 Pierre Guay ’14 Virginia Welsman ’77 Rohit Gupta ’13 Jos Wintermans ’72 2010s* Michael Hall ’13 *As recent grads, this section reflects all donations Charles Hastey ’13 1980s ♦ Shaun Cahill ’10 Rick Hatswell ’14 Michael Brown ’85 Jean-Rene Carle-Mossdorf ’10 David Hayes ’14 Donald Cranston ’85 Timothy Julien ’10 Suneet & Kanwar Hazrah ’13 Ian Dawson ’85 Robert McIntosh♦ ’12 Elliot Hickey ’12 Jerry del Missier ’87 Sean Smith ’11 Allison C Hill ’14 Monika Federau ’88 Peter Szaflarski ’12 Cody Hozack ’14 Jamie Hanna ’85 Anonymous Kenneth & Abimbola Ifidon ’14 Hugh Helferty ’85 Gregory L Jackson ’14 Michael Lomas ’82 Martin Jarry ’14 Janet Mann ’84 CQ-EMBA Chakradhar Kallamadi ’14 Kim McKenzie ’85 Amir Adab ’13 David Keller '14 & Stephen Landry ’85 Amit Akhouri ’14 ♦QSB faculty/stafff
47 My experiences at QSB have been life- changing. Entering the MBA Program (after an academically uninspiring undergraduate experience elsewhere), I was inspired to achieve academic success beyond my wildest dreams by such professors as Bob Crandall, the late Norm Macintosh and Carl Lawrence. Scholarships received in my second year provided financial support that made my first year of married life much easier. Then, after a 25-year career in the high-tech sector, I was invited to return to QSB to teach. This experience has been incredibly fulfilling — the students are awe-inspiring and help keep me feeling young. My support for QSB, both financial and through teaching, enables me to give back to the best business school in Canada, if not the world. David McConomy, MBA’69
David Lee ’13 Amber Pastoor ’14 Master of International Denisa Leka ’14 Uttara Prasad ’14 Business Michael Li ’13 Edith Robinson ’13 Laura Webb ’11 Victor Lillo ’14 Danette Marie Romard ’14 Ronald Madore ’14 Luarne & Aaron Sani ’14 Master of Finance Rini & Arindam Maitra ’14 Thomas Stanford Jr. ’12 Ralitza Perduhova ’14 Trevor Mazarura ’14 Christopher Teare ’14 ♦QSB faculty/stafff John McGilvary ’14 Christine & Michael Teshima ’14 Adrian Mitchell ’12 Tyler W. Tollefson ’12 Landon Modien ’12 Rukevwe Uvbiama ’14 Lillian & Jeffrey Moore ’14 Sheetal ’14 & Milan Vyas ’11 Mohammad Movassaghi ’13 Jeff Wigmore ’14 Rachel Mozdy ’11 Ramakishore Yelamanchilli ’14 Krista & Andrew Murphy ’14 Qun Zhao ’14 Vinay Nilakantan ’14 Yi Zhou ’13 Nayra Enyonam Otinkorang ’14 Anonymous (12)
48 MBA, MSc and PhD Giving* *Donations up to $1,000 to QSB
1960s Elaine ’80 & Ian Ladd ’80 2000s Alexander Morrison ’89 Ernest Jury ’62 Kimberley Clark ’08 Marion & Charles Mossman ’83 David Ling ’65 Michael Donovan ’05 Stephen Pathak ’82 Nancy & Patrick McCue ’63 Ryan Greaves ’07 Kalim Shah ’87 Fredric Roskin ’67 Barry Grundy ’02 Stephen & Janice Stairs ’84 Anonymous Eric Lavoie ’03 Dan Stevens ’83 Shauna & Gregory Lord ’03 1970s Ellen & John Thompson ’83 Andrew Matthews ’08 Colette & Marek Ulanicki ’86 Kathleen & Stephen Anderson ’70 Helen McLellan ’01 John Vermeer ’84 Pierre Brunet ’72 Yim Ng ’09 & Sau Mei Siu Timothy Wardrop ’81 Gary Denys ’76 Leigh Popov ’07 Kevin Weppler ’89 Richard Hale ’70* Joel Sanders ’00 Anonymous (4) Marion & John Kerr ’73 Rebecca Tascona ’05 Glenn MacSweyn ’77 1990s Vincent Valenti ’07 James McGivern ’70 Anonymous Michael Burns ’94 Barbara & Peter McWhirter ’79 Kent Campbell ’96 MSc David Ngo ’76 Alexander Clarke ’90 Sharon & John Ritchie ’73 Andrew Smith ’09 Barclay Cuthbert ’93 Linda & James Tang ’71 Elaine Dale ’94 PhD John Watson ’70 Edward Enge ’99 Anonymous (5) Timothy Jones ’03 Bruce Enstone ’96 George Lan ’91 1980s Dufferin Friesen ’96 Leighann Neilson ’06 David Gauthier ’97 Stephen Anema ’81 Catherine ’90 & Russell Hughes ’90 James Colby ’85 & Lynn Southcott Laura Macdougall ’93 Deanna & Donald Chu ’87 Salman Mufti♦ ’97 Janet Draper ’84 Gordon Parr ’95 Carolyn Everson ’88 Hisako & David Pullman ’94 Michael Freeman ’88 Paul Robins ’97 Arvindar Gei ’89 William Sparks ’91 Richard Hallson ’87 ♦QSB faculty/stafff Anonymous (4)
49 Class Gifts Homecoming 2013 gift presentations
John Purkis presents the Commerce 1948 class gift to Dean David Saunders on behalf of his classmates. Continuing a long-standing class tradition, the BCom’48 gift will fund awards for students entering the first year of the Commerce program.
John Langhorne (left) and Ian Friendly present the BCom’83 class gift, which was directed toward the BCom’83 Faculty Fellowship. This year, the fellowship was awarded to Professor Laurence Ashworth to support his research on consumer psychology.
The class gift in honour of the BCom’88’s 25th anniversary reunion also commemorated the memory of two classmates, Margie Philp and Christopher Verney. Special guests at the Homecoming Brunch were Margie’s mother, Catherine Philp (third from left), and brother John Philp (far left), shown with Reunion and Class Giving leaders (from left) Dave Prowten, Craig Hutchison, Dean David Saunders, Nicola von Schroeter, Mike Quinn and Chris Clubb.
50 Sally Peterson and Bryan Pearson perform the Dan Wilton (middle) and Tracy Muxlow (right) honours in presenting the MBA’88 class gift, proudly display the cheque representing their class which established the MBA 1988 Scholarship gift, which supports the BCom’93 Award. This for students entering the Queen’s full-time long-standing award helps qualified students in MBA program. financial need enroll in the Commerce program.
Gifts from graduating classes
Paul Roman (left) Director of Cornell- Queen’s EMBA, Nayra Otinkorang, and Si Zhu Gao, Class Valedictorian, celebrate the accomplishments of the Cornell-Queen’s Executive program graduating Class of 2014 at a Convocation cocktail reception in Goodes Hall. Class Agents Nayra Otinkorang and Allison Hill motivated their classmates to give, achieving a 75% participation rate and raising a total of $35,642 within a short time period.
Amy Amodeo and Comm’14 Class President Jordan Vandenberg present their graduating class gift to Dean David Saunders at a pre-Convocation reception in June. This gift helped fund the installation of a stock ticker in Goodes Hall and supports QSB Student Exchange Awards.
To initiate or contribute to a class fund, please contact Shelley Hamill at [email protected] or 855.572.1536.
51 Gifts from Friends — Faculty, Staff, Students and Friends
The following list recognizes faculty, staff, students and friends who donated to Queen’s School of Business between May 1, 2013 and April 30, 2014.
Christine & George Alexopoulos John Clappison A. Jennie Gray♦ Virginia Atkin & Keith John Clarry Lucy Greene Ambachtsheer Jim Connacher Malcolm Hamilton, BScH’72 Jamie & Patsy Anderson, BAH’75 Sara & Peter Copestake♦, BA’78 Brendan & Catherine Hancharek ♦ Charles Baillie , LLD’00 John M. Davison Helen Handfield-Jones Dominic Barton Elvio DelZotto Tennys & J. Douglas Hanson Robert Bell Jessica♦ & Jayson Duggan, BA’95 Sandra Hardy Jalynn Bennett Douglas Emerson Jan & Bill Hatanaka John Bergsma Estate of Margaret Case Small Martin Hicks Bob Bertram Estate of Margaret Eleanor Dalal & Ziad Hindo Barbara Black & Robert McFarland Fleming Russell Hiscock ♦ William Blake Estate of Archibald Robson Smith, Timothy Hodgson BSc(Eng)’42 Sheila R. Block Leslie Johnson, LLB’90 Steve Faraone W. R. Blundell Kenneth Johnston, BAH’97 Anthony Fell RitaSue Bolton, MPA’92, BEd’98 Melissa Kennedy & Curtis Bolton, BEd’74 Ann Finlayson Peter Kissick♦, LLB’88, LLM’98 Frances Booth, BA’46 Maureen Flanagan Tom Knowlton William Braithwaite & David Denison Wayne Kozun John Brennan Pat & Brian Flood Claude Lamoureux Lynda & Russ Bruch Roger Garland Jen Laurette♦ Daniel Burns, BAH’70 Meg Gemmill & William Silver Timothy Laurie, BAH’97 Ana Maria & Donald Carty, Janet & Gerard Glynn, Ralph E. Lean, QC BAH’68, LLD’01 MSc(Eng)’85 Stephen Lee, BScH’87 Yolande Chan♦ Marianne Gouras & Ron Mock Harold Lenfesty Allison Chang Douglas Grant
A gift from an anonymous donor has made possible the introduction of the Living Case method to enhance the learning experience of our students. The Living Case approach integrates timely, real-world information into an electronic format that is extremely flexible and can be enhanced and updated as situations evolve in real time. This September, we are excited to bring a series of living cases and real-time analytical-based exercises to our students. It’s a transformative and unique teaching approach that brings relevant content into the classroom and ensures that QSB remains at the forefront of innovative teaching. Assistant Professor Gary Bissonette, Living Case project faculty lead
52 BCom’14, ’15, ’16 & ’17 students take the pledge
A campaign started by the BCom’08s continues to garner support from Commerce students across all years of the program. Hundreds have contributed an optional annual fee of $97.50 that will generate $1.2M over 10 years for the new wing of Goodes Hall that opened in 2012. For a complete list of the names of Commerce students who have pledged their support, visit qsb.ca/pledge2014
Jan & Chun-Wei Liao Michael Nobrega David W. Smith Donald Lindsay, BSc(Eng)’80 Cathal O’Connor Stuart H.B. Smith Christie MacInnes Kathleen O’Neill & Anthony Daley Patti & Sandy Staples♦ & Tom Scheibelhut Alan Paterson, BSc(Eng)’85 Daniel F. Sullivan Hugh G. Mackenzie Karen Pearman BA’81 John Sullivan George Mann Darlene Pearson Sue & Bill Swinimer ♦ Jan & Brian Marchant , BA’99 & Steven Overgaard William Swirsky Louis Martel Colleen & Richard Peddie Peter & Connie Todd, BA’92 Doug McAndless Ross Peebles Jean Turmel Andrew McCall, BA’85 Carol Petter, BA’81, MPA’95, Erol Uzumeri & Robert Petter, MEd’82 Rosemarie McClean Frank Vettese Tammie Plouffe Nancy McFadden, BAH’74, BEd’76, Lorie Waisberg & Douglas McFadden, LLB’75 Debby Pollit & Michael Davis John Warwick David McGraw Margot Potter, BA’83, Paul Weiss William McKenzie, BSc(Eng)’48 & Richard Willoughby, LLB’85 Margaret Wilson Dean McKeown♦, BAH ’92, Frank Pottow Libby & Chuck Winograd MPA ’13 Catherine Purcell♦, BScH’78, Muriel & Michael Wissell Monica & Douglas McLarty, BEd’85, MEd’98 BScH’79, LLB’89 & Michael Purcell, BSc(Eng)’75 Marie & David Wizinsky Debra & David McQuilkin William Quinn Sonia & Wes Wong Michelle & Patrick Meneley Terrance Reid Ron Wratschko Eileen Mercier Ariella Rohringer & Earl Rotman Tammy Wu, BA’13, ♦ & Douglas Wu, BScH’96 Sharon Mey & Tom Anselmi Laurie Ross , MPA’07 Eric Xiao Marcia Moffat & Mark Wiseman, Bruce Rothney BA’92 Steven Salterio♦ Barbara Zvan-Watson & Bill Watson Bill Morneau David M. Saunders♦ ♦ Anonymous (33) Melanie & Peter Munk & Susan Bartholomew ♦QSB/Queen’s faculty/stafff (current and retired) Sheila Anne Murray, BNSc’59, Susan & W. Richard Silver MPA’91, & Robert Murray, Jeffrey Singer BSc(Eng)’57
53 Corporate and Foundation Donors – Lifetime
$3,000,000+ $100,000 - $249,999 The Molson Donations Fund * BMO Financial Group* Accenture Inc. & Accenture Toronto-Dominion Bank Charitable Foundation Chartered Professional Unilever Canada Inc. * Accountants of Ontario Ambac Assurance Corp. Britton Smith Foundation $25,000 - $49,999 $1,000,000 - $2,999,999 Cogeco Cable Canada Inc. Allard Foundation Ltd. Canadian Imperial Bank of Ernst & Young LLP* Barrick Gold Corporation Commerce General Mills Foundation* Cadillac Fairview Corp. Limited Scotiabank Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation Export Development Canada Pfizer Consumer Group* Princess Street Club General Electric Canada Inc.* Sun Life Financial Inc.* $500,000 - $999,999 IBM Canada Ltd. * The Calgary Foundation Imperial Oil Foundation KPMG LLP & The KPMG Foundation* The John Dobson Foundation ITAC Kraft Canada Inc. The Joseph S. Stauffer Foundation MBK Partners Mackenzie Investments The Ralph M. Barford Foundation McKinsey & Company Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Xerox Canada Inc. Mercer (Canada) Ltd. Procter & Gamble Inc.* Monitor Company $50,000 - $99,999 & P&G Fund Nortel Networks Corporation RBC, RBC Foundation Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Providence Equity Partners LLC & RBC Dominion Securities Birch Hill Equity Partners SeaBoard Group Suncor Energy Foundation* Financial Post Shell Canada Limited* The Melvin R. Goodes Family Foundation Inc. Goldman Sachs & Co.* The Woodbridge Corporation Great-West Life Assurance Co. *Matching gift program $250,000 - $499,999 Japan Foundation Armstrong Family Foundation Maple Leaf Foods Inc. Bell Canada* Margaret & Wallace McCain Foundation CARA Merrill Lynch Canada Inc. Chubb Insurance Company of Canada* Nissan Canada Deloitte LLP PepsiCo Foundation* & Deloitte Foundation Canada Queen’s Commerce Society Henry White Kinnear Foundation Royal Trust Company HSBC Bank Canada Sceptre Investment Counsel Nexen Inc.* Limited QCED Inc. The Felicia & Arnold Aaron Foundation The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Foundation The MasterCard Foundation*
54 Mackenzie Investments’ $500,000 gift boosts student-run portfolio at QSB
The Queen’s University Investment Counsel (QUIC), a student-run investment portfolio at QSB, in March received a gift of $500,000, along with mentorship support, from Mackenzie Investments, one of Canada’s leading investment firms. This donation nearly doubled the assets in QUIC’s portfolio, enabling more students to participate. Founded in 2003, QUIC managed a notional investment portfolio until 2010, when QSB seeded the fund with $500,000 and the Counsel was structured as an unincorporated asset manager. The original portfolio is now valued at $693,000. With the donation from Mackenzie Investments, QUIC will establish a second new equity portfolio, which will focus on world equities. This new portfolio will also enable QUIC to add eight positions to its current membership of 25 undergraduate portfolio managers and analysts. In addition to the financial donation, Mackenzie Investments will also QUIC CEO Ben Goharian, provide mentorship by offering internships and staff expertise BCom’14 (left), with Jeff as judges and speakers at QUIC events. Carney, BCom’84, President & CEO, Mackenzie Financial Visit www.quiconline.com to learn more about QUIC, Corporation track the progress of its investments and read its 2013/14 Annual Report.
Corporate and Foundation Annual Giving
The following list recognizes corporations and foundations that contribute to Queen’s School of Business between May 1, 2013 and April 30, 2014. Armstrong Family Foundation ExperiencePoint Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP BMO Financial Group* General Mills Foundation* Providence Equity Partners LLC Barrick Gold Corporation Genworth Financial Mortgage QCED Inc. BC Partners Foundation (US) Inc. Geranium Homes (Ninth Line) Queen’s Women’s Association Bell Canada Limited Rhone Group LLC Birch Hill Equity Partners Goldman Sachs Canada Inc. Scotiabank Cadillac Fairview Corp Limited Goodmans LLP Spencer Stuart & Associates Caisse de depot et placement du Hansell LLP (Canada) Ltd. Quebec HSBC Bank Canada The Hershey Company Canadian Imperial Bank of IBM Canada Ltd. The Joseph S. Stauffer Foundation Commerce Jarislowsky Foundation The MasterCard Foundation* Canadian Pension & Benefits Institute KPMG LLP & The KPMG The Peter and Melanie Munk Chartered Professional Accountants Foundation* Foundation of Ontario Mackenzie Investments The Ralph M. Barford Foundation Chubb Insurance Company of Merchant Service Group LLC Suncor Energy Foundation* Canada* Nexen Inc. The Woodbridge Corporation Corning Incorporated Foundation MBK Partners Torquest Holdings Inc. Credit Suisse Securities (Canada) Inc. OC Tanner Recognition Company Torys LLP Deloitte Foundation Canada Limited Ernst & Young LLP* P&G Fund* *Matching gift program 55 Corporate and Foundation Annual Giving (continued)
I was once told that experiences are the best gifts, because the memories that result endure so much longer than the lustre of new material objects. That’s what I’ve been given— the opportunity to go on an amazing adventure on exchange to the National University of Singapore and build experiences that will create memories that will last a lifetime. I am truly grateful for the generous support of the Deloitte Global Development Award. I hope one day to be Bill Stamatis, BCom’95, Deloitte Partner (at centre), celebrates in the position to pass along a with award recipients at a reception in Toronto in May. Deloitte LLP similar gift. and employees have committed $400,000 to the Deloitte Global Development Award. Pictured with Bill are third-year Commerce Arun Thiru, Comm’16 students (from left) Arun Thiru, Melody Zhang, Landon Bahrey, Rosana Li, Taranjit Randhawa, and Helena Li.
Matching Gifts
The following companies and foundations made matching gifts to Queen’s School of Business in fiscal year 2013/2014, totaling $197,300.
BMO Financial Group Corning Incorporated Foundation IBM Canada Ltd. Bell Canada Ernst & Young LLP P&G Fund Chubb Insurance Company of General Mills Foundation The Hershey Company Canada Genworth Financial Mortgage The KPMG Foundation
Maximize your contribution Did you know that many companies, large and small, will partially or fully match your gift to Queen’s School of Business? To find out if your employer has a matching gift program, simply check with your human resources department or visit www.matchinggift.com/canada/queens
For further information, please contact [email protected] or 855.572.1536.
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WAYS TO GIVE
Online Give a gift of securities
To make a secure donation online, simply visit There are considerable tax advantages to www.givetoqueens.ca/qsb making a gift of appreciated securities (stocks and bonds). You and your broker can electronically transfer these types of gifts into By phone the Queen’s account. Please contact [email protected] 1.800.267.7837 Call to make a donation over the for more information. phone using your credit card. Please specify that you would like your gift to benefit Queen’s School of Business, and note if you wish to direct your gift to a specific investment priority. Matching gifts from 2:1 your employer
Many companies have a program that will In person partially or fully match your gift to Queen’s To present your gift in person, please visit us on the School of Business. To find out if your employer Queen’s campus at the Development and Alumni has a matching gift program, check with your Relations office (Room 294) in Goodes Hall. human resources department, or visit www.matchinggifts.com/canada/queens
By mail International giving Please make your cheque payable to Queen’s University and send it to: U.S.-bas ed alumni and their relatives can make donations directly to Queen’s University under Queen’s School of Business the Canada-United States Income Tax Convention. Development and Alumni Relations For other international giving, please contact us or Goodes Hall, Queen’s University consult your financial planner. Kingston, ON K7L 3N6 To direct your donation to a specific investment priority, please include a note to that effect in your envelope.
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57 Thank you Alumni Volunteers!
Hundreds of alumni donated their valuable time to numerous initiatives, events and activities in support of the school. Programs for students — including conferences and competitions, mentoring, career support and recruitment initiatives — all rely heavily on alumni participation. Thanks to the involvement of the alumni listed on the following pages, the student experience at QSB remains unparalleled. Alumni guest speakers and supporters of student conferences and initiatives Heather Baker, BCom’83 Elisha Ballantyne, BCom’97 Jahangir Bhatti, BCom’09 Rob Bruce, MBA’87 Jennifer Bryant, BCom’82 Danielle Cerisano, BCom’08 Tio Chaharbaghi, BCom’09 Hugh Chasmar, BCom’79 Tiffany Chui, MBA’10 Joshua Climans, BCom’13 David Cochrane, BCom’12 Barry Cross, MBA’96 Rhiannon Davies, BScH'05, MSc’08 Sarah Davis, BCom’89 Brenna Dickison, BCom’07 Sharon Driscoll, BCom’84 A panel discussion for students in the full-time MBA class brought together students — Agustina Gargantini, at far left; Nikhil Sankar Rajagopalan Lalitha, Scott Earthy, BCom’97 second from left; and Kyle Drever, second from right, all MBA’14s — and Sarah Fawcett, BCom’10 alumni panelists, from third from left: Chris Sinkinson, MBA’11, Peter Gallant, BSc(Eng)’91, MSc’93, PhD’01, Soman Mondal, MBA’06, and, at far right, Natalie Fisher, BCom’13 Jane Wu, BCom’12. Karen Flavelle, BCom’79 Donald Gawel, BCom’13 Sarah Mainprize, CQEMBA’15 Trevor Smith, BCom’12 Heather Gouinlock, BCom’13 Somen Mondal, MBA’06 Bill Stamatis, BCom’95 Katie Hayes, BCom’12 Kate Morantz, BCom’08 Peggy Steele, BCom’99 Spenser Heard, BCom’10 Aaron Murray, BCom’13 Richard Taylor, BCom’81 Ben Hertzman, BCom’11 Tracy Muxlow, BCom’93 Meredith Van Binsbergen, BCom’90 Jeffrey Histed, BCom’86 Nicholas Neary, BScH’00, MSc’02 Tina Vandenhanenberg, BCom’08 Christopher Ho, BCom’12 Georgina Neatby, BCom’12 Adam Vigna, BCom’02 Robert Hoy, BCom’12 Kelsey Paterson, BCom’12 Bob Wardrop, BCom’86 Julia Hunter, BCom’11 Geoff Reeves, BCom’81 Trevor West, BCom’10 Marie-Michelle Jobin, MIB’14 Kelsey Roberts, BCom’12 Geoff Wilson, BCom’78 Pentti Karkkainen, MBA’81 Tomas Romita, BCom’08 Ken Wong, BCom’75, MBA’76 Corinne Kepper, BCom’96 Rob Schultz, BCom’86 Lydia Wu, BCom’12 Clarisse Lau, BCom’09 Aidan Shankman, BCom’13 David Yeatman, BCom’03 Michael Lobsinger, BCom’05 Matthew Smith, BCom’11
58 Alumni attendees at Information Sessions
First-person accounts from alumni and current students who attend information sessions are crucial in helping us promote our programs. Thanks to the following supporters who attended program information sessions over the past year.
FULL-TIME MBA Vivek Gopalan, MBA’13 Yongbing (Alan) Ping, MBA’10 Christal Agostino, MBA’11 Mitch Gudgeon, MBA’13 Santiago Pinzon, CQEMBA’15 Ibrahim Al-Khudairy, MBA’12 Jai Gunasekaran, MBA’12 Ardina Rahman, MBA’12 Sally Arshi, MBA’10 Gaurav Gupta, MBA’13 Meena Rajput, MBA’12 Amit Arora, MBA’12 Simon Hamilton, MBA’11 Madhur Rathaur, MBA’06 James Austin, MBA’13 Rahul Hari Saxena, MBA’10 Amol Rawate, MBA’12 Saumya Baunthiyal, MBA’12 Joshua Hutchings, MBA’13 Jared Regel, MBA’11 Rishi Behari, MBA’13 Catalina Jaramillo, CQEMBA’15 Farhad Sadeghian, MBA’12 Reetika Bhagat, MBA’13 Shengxi Jin, MBA’13 Gaurav Saluja, MBA’12 Muneet Bhatia, MBA’12 Myron Johnson, MBA’10 Vishal Sanjani, MBA’12 Rahul Bhattacharyya, MBA’12 Roshan Kalra, MBA’11 Rodolfo Sant’Anna, MBA’11 Varun Bindal, MBA’12 James Kesten, MBA’13 Fahad Siddiqui, MBA’12 Ziad Bitar, MBA’12 Lillian Kuo, MBA’13 Anoop Singh, MBA’12 Paul Bloudoff, MBA’10 Lindsey Lachance, MBA’13 Erin Smith, MBA’11 Emily Boudreau, MBA’12 Brendt Lambert, MBA’12 Sundarabalaji Somasundaram, MBA’09 Beth Cescon, MBA’12 Rick Lee, MBA’12 Peter Szaflarksi, MBA’12 Yvonne Chan, MBA’12 Jian Luo, MBA’07 Clement Tse, MBA’12 Ashutosh Chandra, MBA’06 Manish Malik, MBA’08 Jacky Wang, MBA’13 Chetan Channa, MBA’10 Vincent Marois, MBA’12 Christina Waters, MBA’12 Anando Chatterjee, MBA’12 Sarah Milton-Jordan, MBA’07 Alex Watt, MBA’13 Job Cherian, MBA’12 Moraa Mochama, MBA’12 Yogesh Yadav, MBA’11 Elaine Chow, MBA’12 Parisa Naghibi, MBA’13 David Yao, MBA’12 Kenneth Chow, MBA’12 Gleb Nikitashenko, MBA’12 Weidong (John) Zhou, MBA’05 Drew Cormier, MBA’12 Sebastian Palacio, CQEMBA’15 Calvin Zhu, MBA’10 Michal Dabrowski, MBA’13 Leonardo Pardo, CQEMBA’14 John Zhou, MBA’05 Robin Daltani, MBA’12 Roger Patterson, MBA’10 Ananya Datta, MBA’11 Aarti Deshmukh, MBA’13 Karan Dhir, MBA’13 Michelle Duan, MBA’13 Sebastian Duenas, CQEMBA’15 Gabriel Elizondo, CQEMBA’15 Aditya Fialok, MBA’13 Jamie Flegg, MBA’13 David Girard, MBA’12 Amanda Goodwin, MBA’12
59 ACCELERATED MBA Devon Bolton, EMBA’14 Steven Sapinsky, EMBA’14 Inaana Abboud, AMBA’14 Philip Cartwright, EMBA’14 Samia Sarkar, EMBA’14 Jennifer Arnold, AMBA’14 Lillianne Chevrier, EMBA'13 Steve Scholte, EMBA’13 Sophia Arvanitis, AMBA’08 Julia Chung, EMBA’13 Bob Sprague, EMBA’10 Eric Bill, AMBA’11 Megan Clements, EMBA’13 Robin Stewart, EMBA’13 Ryan Campbell, AMBA’15 Adam Cooney, EMBA’13 Kurtis Strickland, EMBA’14 Peng Yuan Chen, AMBA’15 Jamie Coulter, EMBA’11 Roy Sudipto, EMBA’08 Jana Dartnell, AMBA’14 Craig Cruikshank, EMBA’13 Rob Sukhdeo, EMBA’14 Arthur Dela Cruz, AMBA’15 Alison Crumblehulme, EMBA’14 Christine Taam, EMBA’14 David Elliott, AMBA’10 Gianni de Francesco, EMBA’12 Jamil Thobani, EMBA’14 Stephen Gardner, AMBA’13 Ken Dulai, EMBA’13 Tina Thomas, EMBA’03 Alvaro Ipanaque, AMBA’14 David Eves, EMBA’15 Curt Walker, EMBA’14 Shane Kavanagh, AMBA’13 Evan Garner, EMBA’14 Jill Winograd, EMBA’15 Nadeem Keshavjee, AMBA’13 Najwa Ghoussainy Sallman, Everett Wong, EMBA’08 EMBA’14 Jillene Lakevold, AMBA’11 Sandra Wright, EMBA’14 Alain Godin, EMBA’14 Paul Landry, AMBA’14 Tim Young, EMBA’99 Cathy Grant, EMBA'09 Paul Makowsky, AMBA’14 Shady Hamzeh, EMBA’14 Hamsa Mathew, AMBA’15 CORNELL-QUEEN’S EXECUTIVE MBA Mark Heller, EMBA’13 Laura Muisiner, AMBA’14 Van Alexopoulos, CQEMBA’13 Mark Hendricks, EMBA’12 Brian Ng, AMBA’15 James Awad, CQEMBA’14 Travis Henson, EMBA’15 Heman Nijhawan, AMBA’14 Eli Barakat, CQEMBA’12 Sheldon Ho, EMBA’12 Asya Poplavskaya, AMBA’14 Julie Bellemare, CQEMBA’14 Steven Hui, EMBA’15 Anna Popov, AMBA’15 Sean Britton, CQEMBA’14 Bill Karamouzis, EMBA’12 Mark Renneberg, AMBA’14 Stewart Campbell, CQEMBA’14 Judith Kirkness, EMBA’11 Jean-Philippe Sinanis, AMBA’14 Siddarth Deepak, CQEMBA’14 John Kump, EMBA’15 Nisveta Slijepcevic, AMBA’14 Oliver Fernandez, CQEMBA’14 Holly Lister, EMBA’02 Adam Smith, AMBA’15 Aaryn Flynn, CQEMBA’14 Stuart MacFarlane, EMBA’07 Jordan Speakman, AMBA’14 Derek Fung, CQEMBA’14 Scott Manson, EMBA’99 Ujal Thakor, AMBA’13 Raman Gakhal, CQEMBA’14 Kim McCallum, EMBA’09 Linda Walterhouse, AMBA’14 Stephanie Girard, CQEMBA’15 David McCrory, EMBA’15 Jennifer Williams, AMBA’10 Spencer Glenn, CQEMBA’15 Carisa Miklusak, EMBA’09 Will Wilson, AMBA’15 Jomo Green, CQEMBA’14 Crystal Mo, EMBA’14 Michael Wolfe, AMBA’15 Pierre Guay, CQEMBA’14 Sonia Montoni, EMBA’14 Jamie Wolfe, AMBA'11 Rick Hatswell, CQEMBA’14 Sidd Mukherjee, EMBA ‘12 Man Ching Yip, AMBA’13 Sandy Hayer, CQEMBA’14 Sean Nicolson, EMBA’15 Cody Hozack, CQEMBA’14 EXECUTIVE MBA Paul Payette, EMBA’08 Ola Ifidon, CQEMBA’14 Kath Perry, EMBA’11 Wellesley Baker, EMBA’14 Fawzi Irani, CQEMBA’13 Bettina Pierre Gilles, EMBA’14 Rob Bennett, EMBA’12 Saiful Islam, CQEMBA’15 Michael Radzichowsky, EMBA’12 Damani Best, EMBA’14 Jeff Karl, CQEMBA’13 Obaid Rahman, EMBA’15 Ron Bettin, EMBA’14 David Keller, CQEMBA’14 Monica Rye, EMBA’14 Richard Bicknell, EMBA’13 Kenya Kondo, CQEMBA’15
60 Jeannette Lawrence, CQEMBA’13 Brad Trumble, CQEMBA’07 David Canale, MFin’13 Rob Lee, CQEMBA’13 Chijioke Ukiwe, CQEMBA’15 Michael Cunningham, MFin’11 Robert Macaulay, CQEMBA’10 Dennis Uvbiama, CQEMBA’14 David Guo, MFin’13 Sarah Mainprize, CQEMBA’15 Adrienne Zwirko, CQEMBA’15 Kaustubh Kabre, MMA’14 Landon Modien, CQEMBA’12 John Kemp, MMA’14 Mo Movassaghi, CQEMBA’13 MASTER OF FINANCE, Abdur Khanani, MIB’13 Cara Salci, CQEMBA’12 MASTER OF MANAGEMENT Chiu Man, MFin’14 Todd Sayers, CQEMBA’15 ANALYTICS & MASTER OF Kimberley Richards, MFin’13 Michael Smith, CQEMBA’13 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Rodolfo Rivas, MMA’14 Brian Starr, CQEMBA’15 Tobin Ansong, MFIN’14 Frank Van Biesen, MFin’12 Laurie Sveinson, CQEMBA’09 Frank Balazic, MFin’12 Ji Weon Yun, MMA’14 David Thorne, CQEMBA’15 Gaina Barkhudarov, MFin’12
Alumni volunteers for Commerce student recruiting Thanks to the following alumni who volunteered their time to assist in recruiting the Commerce Class of 2018.
Xyza Barnes, BCom’07 Dave Bernardo, BCom’04 Emily Chambers, BCom’09 Irina Demian, BCom’08 Jeremy Einhorn, BCom’09 Michelle Heffernan, BCom’09 Kelvin Hon, BCom’09 James Hunter, BCom’09 Catalina Laset, BCom’09 Clarisse Lau, BCom’09 Jonathan Lithwick, BCom’07
Andrew Marshall, BCom’01 Alumni review applicants' Personal Statements of Experience in April, to Jennifer Min, BCom’03 assist in the selection of incoming Commerce students Milan Panic, BCom’08 Laura Robbins, BCom’09 Gurleen Singh, BCom’07 James Warren, BCom’05
Farah Rohoman, BCom’09 Sarah Turner, BCom’07
Alumni Volunteers for Business Career Centre initiatives Thanks to the following volunteers who contributed to employment related initiatives during the 2013/2014 fiscal year. This list represents many of the volunteers who returned to campus to serve as panelists for speaking engagements, mock interviews etc. Thanks also to the many others (not listed here) who have helped mentor students in their career planning activities.
Fadi Abdel Massih, MFin’12 Lauren Archibald, BCom’13 Amar Bawagi, MBA’09 Christal Agostino, MBA’11 Sally Arshi, MBA’10 Rishi Behari, MBA’13 Alexandru Alexa, BCom’13 James Austen, MBA’13 Reetika Bhagat, MBA’13 Peter Andress, BCom’91 Lauren Bailey, BCom’12 Varun Bindal, MBA’12
61 Nicholas Klimchuk, BCom’13 Shannon Kot, MBA’12 Kshitiz Kumar, MBA’12 Lindsey Lachance, MBA’13 David Lahey, EMBA’99 Edward Lam, MBA’11 Caitlin Lambert, BCom’07 Guillaume Lessard, AMBA’10 Benjamin Lipsey, BCom’12 Neil Longhurst, MBA’77 Kiran Manjunath, MBA’10 Ginny Marshall, MBA’08 Danilo Martins, MBA’10 Full-time MBA students network with Queen’s School of Business Karen Matthey, BCom’03 alumni at a Business Career Centre-hosted event at McKinsey’s Andrea McCormick, BCom’08 Toronto office in June 2013. James McKay, EMBA’05 Thomas Miller, BCom’79 John Blain, BCom’88 David Galea, MBA’13 Somen Mondal, MBA’06 Erin Borgfjord Ayres, MBA’10 Rong Gao, MIB’10 Chantelle Morrissette Meza, Harvey Carroll, BCom’93 Ivan Garcia, MIB’10 AMBA’13 Henry Chak, BCom’11 Abdul-Aziz Garuba, AMBA’12 Anjum Muhammad, MBA’11 Kalyan Chakravarathy, MBA’07 Valerie Gillis, BCom’96 Sidd Mukherjee, EMBA’12 Yvonne Chan, MBA’12 David Girard, MBA’12 Tracy Muxlow, BCom’93 Anando Chatterjee, MBA’13 Gregory Gowans, BCom’80 Parisa Naghibi Masooleh, MBA’12 Rahul Chodavarapu, MBA’07 Mitchell Gudgeon, MBA’13 Nik Nanos, EMBA’10 Elliot Collyer, BCom’10 Jingqi Guo, BCom’11 Jenny Ng, MBA’10 John Colwell, BCom’77 Kanuj Gupta, MBA’08 Ayah Norris, BCom’09 Bob Connelly, EMBA’12 Nida Haque, MBA’10 Behrang Omidvar, MBA’10 Todd Corradetti, BCom’80 Matthew Hooper, MBA’10 Joshua Orzech, BCom’96 Miguel A. Cortes, MBA’11 Matthew Hutcheon, BCom’94 Hager Osman, BCom’00 Michal Dabrowski, MBA’13 John Huycke, BCom’84 Pranab Pandey, MBA’12 Biswajit Das, MBA’07 Michael T. Isherwood, AMBA’12 Alex Parker, BCom’00 Megan Davis, MIB’08 Kyle Jordan, MBA’08 Matthew Parker-Jones, MBA’13 Stephen Davy, MBA’03 Sarah Jordan, MBA’07 Kelsey Paterson, BCom’12 Aravind Deivasikamani, MBA’09 Dina Kamal, CQEMBA’11 Kristina Pearce, BCom’92 Deepankar Dey, MBA’09 Babla Karthamada, MBA’08 Brian Peters, EMBA’10 Brenna Donoghue, MBA’09 A.J. Keilty, BCom’02 Geo Philips, MBA’09 Jon Ennis, BCom’05 Ross Kelley, BCom’13 Lynn Pratt, BCom’89 Saeideh Fard, BCom’03 David Kennedy, MBA’11 Martin J. Putyra, MBA’11 Tunji Farinloye, AMBA’11 Shahab Khan, MBA’01 Chris Radcliffe, BCom’00 Jeffrey Fenton, BCom’13 Zeeshan Khan, MBA’08 Ashok Raghupathy, MBA’07 Alexander G. E. Ferguson, Yoon Kim, MFin’11 Paul Rajasekaran, MBA’12 AMBA’12 Caitlin King, BCom’10
62 Meena Rajput, MBA’12 Claudia Soong, MBA’08 Jeffrey Vefffer, CQEMBA’02 Baanuja Ratneswaran, MBA’08 Stacy Soutiere, AMBA’09 Anastasia Voglis, MBA’10 Kelsey Roberts, BCom’12 Peggy Steele, BCom’99 Michael Wallace, BCom’08 Jonathan Rosemberg, CQEMBA’12 Scott Steinman, EMBA’05 Christina Waters, MBA’12 Alex Santiago, MBA’08 Roy Sudipto, EMBA’08 David Wen, BCom’10 Joe Sauret, MBA’12 Peter Tang, EMBA’03 Caitlin Willis, BCom’09 Scott Schrader, MBA’10 Matthew Taylor, BCom’12 Mathew Wilson, MFin’12 Farnaz Shahed, MBA’09 Lauren Thibodeau, BCom’93 Justin Winchiu, CQEMBA’10 Christopher Sinkinson, MBA’11 Justin Thouin, BCom’00 Andrew Witzke, BA’13 BCom’13 David Sinkinson, MBA’13 Fragile Tossa, MBA’13 Cedric Wong, MBA’11 J. Mark Skeggs, BCom’98 John Trang, BCom’04 Jarvis Wong, MBA’10 Meredith A. Slemko, MBA’11 Karlis Vasarais, BCom’06 Ralph Wan Bond Yeung, MBA’12
ComSoc Mentor Program Volunteers
Every year, the ComSoc Mentors and Alumni Committee invites recent Commerce graduates to participate in a mentoring program for current Commerce students. Thanks to the following alumni mentors who offered their services.
Fadi Abdel Massih, MFin’12 Christal Agostino, MBA’11 Alexandru Alexa, BCom’13 Peter Andress, BCom’91 Lauren Archibald, BCom’13 Sally Arshi, MBA’10 James Austen, MBA’13 Lauren Bailey, BCom’12 Amar Bawagi, MBA’09 Rishi Behari, MBA’13 Reetika Bhagat, MBA’13 Varun Bindal, MBA’12 John Blain, BCom’88 Erin Borgfjord Ayres, MBA’10 Harvey Carroll, BCom’93 Henry Chak, BCom’11 Kalyan Chakravarathy, MBA’07 The annual “Day on Bay” trip to Toronto included a stop at the Centre for Social Innovation, where Adil Dhalla, Artsci’05, the Centre’s Director of Yvonne Chan, MBA’12 Culture, hosted visiting Commerce students. Anando Chatterjee, MBA’13 Rahul Chodavarapu, MBA’07 Elliot Collyer, BCom’10 Miguel A. Cortes, MBA’11 Stephen Davy, MBA’03 John Colwell, BCom’77 Michal Dabrowski, MBA’13 Aravind Deivasikamani, MBA’09 Bob Connelly, EMBA’12 Biswajit Das, MBA’07 Deepankar Dey, MBA’09 Todd Corradetti, BCom’80 Megan Davis, MIB’08 Brenna Donoghue, MBA’09
63 Jon Ennis, BCom’05 Edward Lam, MBA’11 Meena Rajput, MBA’12 Saeideh Fard, BCom’03 Caitlin Lambert, BCom’07 Baanuja Ratneswaran, MBA’08 Tunji Farinloye, AMBA’11 Guillaume Lessard, AMBA’10 Kelsey Roberts, BCom’12 Jeffrey Fenton, BCom’13 Benjamin Lipsey, BCom’12 Jonathan Rosemberg, CQEMBA’12 Alexander G. E. Ferguson, Neil Longhurst, MBA’77 Alex Santiago, MBA’08 AMBA’12 Kiran Manjunath, MBA’10 Joe Sauret, MBA’12 David Galea, MBA’13 Ginny Marshall, MBA’08 Scott Schrader, MBA’10 Rong Gao, MIB’10 Danilo Martins, MBA’10 Farnaz Shahed, MBA’09 Ivan Garcia, MIB’10 Karen Matthey, BCom’03 Christopher Sinkinson, MBA’11 Abdul-Aziz Garuba, AMBA’12 Andrea McCormick, BCom’08 David Sinkinson, MBA’13 Valerie Gillis, BCom’96 James McKay, EMBA’05 J. Mark Skeggs, BCom’98 David Girard, MBA’12 Thomas Miller, BCom’79 Meredith A. Slemko, MBA’11 Gregory Gowans, BCom’80 Somen Mondal, MBA’06 Claudia Soong, MBA’08 Mitchell Gudgeon, MBA’13 Chantelle Morrissette Meza, Stacy Soutiere, AMBA’09 Jingqi Guo, BCom’11 AMBA’13 Peggy Steele, BCom’99 Kanuj Gupta, MBA’08 Anjum Muhammad, MBA’11 Scott Steinman, EMBA’05 Nida Haque, MBA’10 Sidd Mukherjee, EMBA’12 Roy Sudipto, EMBA’08 Matthew Hooper, MBA’10 Tracy Muxlow, BCom’93 Peter Tang, EMBA’03 Matthew Hutcheon, BCom’94 Parisa Naghibi Masooleh, MBA’12 Matthew Taylor, BCom’12 John Huycke, BCom’84 Nik Nanos, EMBA’10 Lauren Thibodeau, BCom’93 Michael T. Isherwood, AMBA’12 Jenny Ng, MBA’10 Justin Thouin, BCom’00 Kyle Jordan, MBA’08 Ayah Norris, BCom’09 Fragile Tossa, MBA’13 Sarah Jordan, MBA’07 Behrang Omidvar, MBA’10 John Trang, BCom’04 Dina Kamal, CQEMBA’11 Joshua Orzech, BCom’96 Karlis Vasarais, BCom’06 Babla Karthamada, MBA’08 Hager Osman, BCom’00 Jeffrey Vefffer, CQEMBA’02 A.J. Keilty, BCom’02 Pranab Pandey, MBA’12 Anastasia Voglis, MBA’10 Ross Kelley, BCom’13 Alex Parker, BCom’00 Michael Wallace, BCom’08 David Kennedy, MBA’11 Matthew Parker-Jones, MBA’13 Christina Waters, MBA’12 Shahab Khan, MBA’01 Kelsey Paterson, BCom’12 David Wen, BCom’10 Zeeshan Khan, MBA’08 Kristina Pearce, BCom’92 Caitlin Willis, BCom’09 Yoon Kim, MFin’11 Brian Peters, EMBA’10 Mathew Wilson, MFin’12 Caitlin King, BCom’10 Geo Philips, MBA’09 Justin Winchiu, CQEMBA’10 Nicholas Klimchuk, BCom’13 Lynn Pratt, BCom’89 Andrew Witzke, BA’13 BCom’13 Shannon Kot, MBA’12 Martin J Putyra, MBA’11 Cedric Wong, MBA’11 Kshitiz Kumar, MBA’12 Chris Radcliffe, BCom’00 Jarvis Wong, MBA’10 Lindsey Lachance, MBA’13 Ashok Raghupathy, MBA’07 Ralph Wan Bond Yeung, MBA’12 David Lahey, EMBA’99 Paul Rajasekaran, MBA’12
64 Queen’s Business Club Executives All eight Queen’s Business Clubs around the world are run by and for alumni. Thanks to the Club Presidents and their Executives who make these tremendous alumni events possible through their creativity and hard work. For information about the Clubs, visit the Queen’s School of Business Alumni Group on LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com/company/queen’s-school-of-business)
TORONTO OTTAWA CALGARY Steve Albiani, BCom’03 Nilufer Erdebil, BSc’96, MBA’03 André Baribeau, AMBA’06 Randy Carter, EMBA’11 Kevin Horseman, MBA’01 Tamara McGillivary, AMBA’06 Ryan Garrah, MBA’04 Ben Schmidt, EMBA’03 Leanne Murphy, AMBA’12 Jeremy Okolisan, MBA’00 Tim Onyett, EMBA’95 Courtney Paterson, BA’09, KINGSTON Mikael Sears, EMBA’00 BCom’09 Ahmad Bakhshai, BCom’10 Erin Thomson, AMBA’12 Christina Raheja, BCom’96 Matt Hutcheon, BCom’94 Scott Perrett, BCom’93 VANCOUVER Craig Buvyer, AMBA’11 Adam Fischer, AMBA’11 Chris Johnstone, BCom’05
NEW YORK CITY Corry Bazley, BCom’92, BA’93
LONDON, U.K. Lily Harriss, EMBA’03 Vicky Lopez, BCom’01 Adrian Mucalov, BCom’01
HONG KONG Derek Szeto, BCom’96 The Calgary Queen’s Business Club executive, from left (with event Eric Tang, BCom’96 speaker Hal Kvisle, fourth from left): Leanne Murphy, Erin Thomson, Alex Danzinger, Tamara McGillivray and Tim Onyett.
International Alumni Ambassadors For information or to volunteer, send an email to [email protected]
ASIA Hong Kong Norman Koo, MBA’75 Helen Mak, BCom’05 China Jean-Christophe Clement, EMBA’07 Vineet Mitera, BCom’96 Calvin Baohua Zhu, MBA’11, MSc’12 Brian Ho, BCom’13 Kitty Ng, BCom‘04 Pang Jia, MIB’08 Bertina Ho, BCom’12 Lixiang Wang, EMBA’04 Anna Koo, MBA’75
65 Singapore EUROPE United Kingdom
Alvin Hew, BCom’86 Belgium Karen Abel, BCom’04 Greg Mittman, BCom’91 Heather Gorham, BCom’11 Gerrit Aronson, MBA’78 Sally Speake, BCom’06 Sarah Beaucage-Gauvrea, Czech Republic BCom’05 Thailand Armin Eichhorn, MIB’10 Pimpanga Orn Yomchinda, Sarah Bernier, BCom’05 Finland BCom’12 Michael Brenner, MGM’11 Juha Halttunen, BCom’84 David Caldana, BCom’99 AUSTRALIA/OCEANIA Germany Chris Clubb, BCom’88 Christina Lambert, BCom’87 Australia Jeffrey Collins, BCom’99 Cynthia Phillips, BCom’84 Steve Anderson, BCom’83 Stephen Davy, MBA’03 Alyson van Raalte, BCom’00 Veronica Brenner, EMBA’11 Jason Gould, BCom’95 Netherlands Lauren Dmytrenko, BCom’00 Christopher Henry, BCom’10 Dora Masters, MBA’93 Sarah Hawkins, BCom’01 James Knowles, BCom’86 Henri van Eeghen, MBA’87 Emily Hunter, BCom’09 Kerry Lee, BCom’89 Sweden Kevin O’Reilly, EMBA’07 Scott McDermid, BCom’92 Andreas Hjerpe, MIB’08 Dev Sharma, AMBA’10 Alex Molson, BCom’12 Kathryn Sinclair, BCom’11 Switzerland Gord Ray, BCom’93 Bruce Adams, BCom’67 Alan Reid, BCom’09 New Zealand Nadine Anderson, BCom’94 Paul Sandford, BCom’89 Jean-Grégoire Bernard, PhD’10 Jerry del Missier, MBA‘87 Ramsay Troughton, BCom’05 Jeffrey Galt, BCom’78 Sareena Ghulati WIldberger, Bob Wardrop, BCom‘86 BCom’92 Tom Wells, BCom’89 Vanessa Vachon, BCom’00 Alberto Xodo, MIB’12
Queen’s Students Today, Alumni Tomorrow supporters The Queen’s Students Today, Alumni Tomorrow program offers various events that aim to create networking opportunities between Commerce students and QSB alumni. Meeting with alumni from various corporate sectors gives students the opportunity to extend their professional networks and create lasting relationships with alumni. Thanks to the following alumni who attended this year’s annual QSTAT Luncheon in Toronto in January.
Andy Anderson, BCom’87 Michael Murray, BCom’96 Roger Vandomme, EMBA’04 Hugh Corbett, BCom’87 Charles Powis, BCom’86 Timothy Wilson, BCom’95 Michael Gilbert, BCom’78 Grant Rasmussen, BCom’87 Nicholas Zelenczuk, BCom’77 Stephani Kingsmill, BCom’88 Candace Shaw, BA’84, BScH’85, Paul Lishman, BCom’92 MBA’87 Peter Mackenzie, BCom’81 John Stackhouse, BCom’85
66 Class Giving Volunteers Class gifts helped make Goodes Hall and its expansion a reality, have provided countless students with much-needed financial assistance to make their QSB education possible, and support our world-class faculty in their research endeavours. We thank the following passionate and committed alumni who led class gift campaigns this past year.
Matt Aaronson, BA’98, BCom’98 Omar Abdel Hafez, BCom’00 Michael Borden, at left, with Class Giving Volunteers Sharon Ranson, Lisanne Hill and John Gleeson and Allan Lee, Jason Akers, BCom’08 Comm’17 (centre), the 2013/2014 recipient of the BCom Wayne Alexander, BSc’64, MBA’66 1980 Award. Zsoka Balla, MBA’82 Michael Bandzierz, MBA’80 Christopher Dutcher, BSc’92, Martin Klaponski, MBA’82 Donald Bayne, BA’66, LLB’69, MBA’98 Morgan Klein-MacNeil, BCom’11 EMBA’01 Jonathan Edge, BCom’06, MPA’08 David Kramer, JD’08, MBA’09 Hayley Becker, BCom’04 Eric Einhorn, CQEMBA’12 Olivia Kruyt, BCom’09 Adrienne Bellehumeur, BCom’03 Rene Faucher, EMBA’01 Kathryn LaBranche, BCom’90 Ashley Binter, CQEMBA’13 Howard Fergusson, BCom’74 Michael Lang, BCom’77 Ross Brown, BCom’77 Michael Forsayeth, BCom’77 John Langhorne, BCom’83 Iain Bruce, BCom’81 Michael Gilbert, BCom’78 Donald Langill, BCom’77 Shauneen Bruder, MBA’84 Laura Gilchrist, BCom’08 Elizabeth Larochelle, EMBA’11 Bartley Bull, BCom’77 John Gleeson, BCom’80 Linda Lee, CQEMBA’12 Jacob Byers, BCom’06 Adrienne Goldthorpe, BCom’99 Sandra Linsdell, BCom’89 Randy Carter, EMBA’11 Ted Goldthorpe, BCom’99 Paul Lishman, BCom’92 Michael Castellarin, BCom’95 Ken Grewal, BCom’96 Ian Lovsin, EMBA’01 Jacqueline Chilton, BCom’93 Blair Guilfoyle, BCom’03 Anne MacArthur, MBA’89 Donald Chu, MBA’87 Suzanne Hamilton, BCom’82 Marcia MacQuarrie, BA’79, MBA’82 Andrew Clarke, BCom’84 Christian Hansson, BCom’04 Manford Mallory, BSc’73, MBA’75 Linda Cochrane, BA’77, MBA’79 Donna Hayden, BCom’89 Robert Marsh, BCom’07 Robert Colwell, BCom’72 Spenser Heard, BCom’10 Brian Martin, BCom’99 Shawn Cooper, BCom’87 Hugh Helferty, BScH’77, MBA’85 Jessica Mason, CQEMBA’13 Joanne Cormican, BCom’89 Milton Hess, BCom’64 Andrea Matthew Williams, Donald Cranston, BSc’82, MBA’85 Allison Hill, CQEMBA’14 BCom’94 Olivia Crossman, BCom’12 Lisanne Hill, BCom’80 Alan Mayne, BCom’85 Erin Crowe, BCom’93 Andrew Hungerford, BCom’96 Graham McBride, BCom’85 Mervin Daub, BCom’66 Craig Hutchison, BCom’88 Kevin McCafferty, BSc’90, MSc’95, Geoffrey Davenport, BCom’77 Warren Jones, BCom’92 MBA’97 Jerry del Missier, BSc’85, MBA’87 Pentti Karkkainen, MBA’81 Kevin McCracken, MBA’97 Carol Devenny, BCom’82 Lisa Kershaw, MBA’89 Doug McCutcheon, BCom’87 Emily Dobbie, BCom’05 Peter Kingston, BCom’78 Robert McIntosh, MBA’12
67 Norman McPhedran, BCom’74 Michael Quinn, BCom’88 Rebecca Tascona, BCom’00, Andrea McReynolds, BCom’94 Brian Ramsay, MBA’82 AMBA’05 John Medland, BCom’01 Sharon Ranson, BCom’80 Bruce Teron, BCom’91 Robert Mellema, BCom’02 Grant Rasmussen, BCom’87 James Thomson, BA’67, MBA’72 Alex Melvin, BA’72, MBA’74 Dan Rees, BCom’92, BA’93 Rosalie Thuringer, BCom’11, Nicholas Milosh, BCom’06, BA’06 Prem Rewal, BCom’99 George Thwaites, BCom’78, EMBA’94 Cara Mitchell, BCom’02 Ray Richardson, MBA’84 Frederick Troop, BCom’54 Katherine Moraca, BCom’13 Susan Rooks, BCom’84 Mary Ann Turcke, BSc’88, MBA’97 Elspeth Murray, BSc’85, MBA’87 Harold Roozen, MBA’79 Shannon Valliant, BCom’89 Max Muselius, BA’79, MBA’81 John See, BScH’79, MBA’81 Vikram Varma, MBAst’04 Wayne Musselman, BCom’64 Robert Shoniker, BCom’69, Akis Vitsentzatos, BCom’02, BA’04 Tracy Muxlow, BCom’93 MBA’70 Nicola von Schroeter, BCom’88 John Nixon, BCom’77 Mark Siemonsen, BSc’82, MBA’86, BEd’06 Benita Warmbold, BCom’80 Nayra Otinkorang, CQEMBA’14 Malcolm Smith, BA’78, BScH’79, Jeffrey Watchorn, BCom’88 Paul Pancham, BCom’89, MD’94 MBA’82 John Watson, MBA’70 Milan Panic, BCom’08 Stephan Smith, BCom’02 Jack Weisz, BCom’06 Ethel Patterson, MBA’81 Steven Smith, BCom’77 Lee Wetherall, BEd’76, MBA’82 Bryan Pearson, BSc’86, MBA’88 Raymond Souch, BCom’52 Sarah Wickins, BCom’04 Ryan Pedlow, BCom’98 Edward Speal, BCom’83 Sareena Wildberger, BCom’92 Sally Peterson, BAH’86, MBA’88 Gia Steffensen, BCom’78 David Willoughby, BCom’63 Sharlene Plewman, BSc’00, Colin Stephenson, BCom’66 CQEMBA’11 Cathy Williams, MBA’77 Azam Syed, EMBA’01 Matthew Price, BCom’09 Daniel Wilton, BCom’93 Peter Szaflarski, MBA’12 Dave Prowton, BCom’88 Richard Tam, BCom’13 John Purkis, BCom’48
Reunion Coordinators Organizing a class reunion can be a daunting task, involving detective work to track down lost classmates, and considerable logistical and negotiating skills in putting together an appealing program of activities. Thanks to the following alumni who dedicated so much time and effort to make their reunion a memorable milestone for their classmates.
Derek Acland, BCom’59 Jason Akers, BCom’08 The BCom’93 class pose in front of their former Commerce home, Dunning Hall, at the October 2013 Homecoming Weekend. Bruce Alexander, BCom’60, LLD’11 Kimberly Alexander, BCom’81 Wayne Alexander, BSc’64, MBA’66 John Argue, BA’67 Mike Ball, MBA’79 Sharon Allum, BCom’83 Devon Baily, BCom’02 Donald Bayne, BA’66, LLB’69, Caela Arbuckle, BCom’02 Janet Baker, BCom’83 EMBA’01
68 Hayley Becker, BCom’04 Allan Dougall, BCom’99 Donna Hayden, BCom’89 Joan Belch, BA’67 Barry Dowdall, BSc’78, MBA’85 Peter Hayden, BCom’61 Peter Benson, BCom’76 Andrew Durnford, BCom’89 Andrew Hayes, BCom’87 Christopher Bent, BCom’94 Richard Dunning, BA’78, MBA’80 John Heeney, BCom’63 Anthony Bird, BCom’84 Elizabeth Dutton, BCom’99 Dorris Heffron, BA’67, MA’69 Michael Bradshaw, EMBA’66 Patrick Edwards, BCom’68 Douglas Heighington, MBA’81 Harold Bridge, MBA’67 Kimberley Epp Frenette, BA’84, Karim Hemani, EMBA’09 Michael Brown, MBA’85 MBA’86 Milton Hess, BCom’64 Simon Brown, BCom’93 Christopher Farkas, BCom’96 Jeanette Hepburn, BCom’89 Shauneen Bruder, MBA’84 Howard Fergusson, BCom’74 Paul Hickey, BCom’87 Kim Buitenhuis, BCom’79 Nicole Fischer, BCom’04 Lisanne Hill, BCom’80 Bartley Bull, BCom’77 Terrence Fitzpatrick, BCom’70 Michele Hirak Fletcher, BCom’97 Stewart Busbridge, BCom’96 Marion Flanagan, BCom’84 Abby Ho, BCom’09 Gregory Randolph Butler, BCom’01 Jason Flowerday, EMBA’04 Nancy Hoo, BCom’01 Jennifer Campbell, BA’86, MBA’92 Mark Fornasiero, MBA’91 Carol Hood, BCom’84 Risa Caplan, EMBA’96 Judith Forrest, BA’67 Thomas Houston, BCom’78 Gauri Chawla, BCom’95 Michael Forsayeth, BCom’77 Craig Hutchison, BCom’88 Max Chee, BCom’94 Ian Fraser, BCom’53 Janet Isaac-Charbonneau, MBA’78 Leslie Christensen, MBA’87 Rudolph Gall, BSc’61, MBA’66 Richard Jackson, MBA’71 Elspeth Christie, BA’71, BEd’72 Ryan Garrah, BSC’00, MBA’04 Elliot Jacobsen, MBA’69 Robert Christy, BA’64 David Garth, BCom’64 Catherine James, BCom’00 Donald Chu, MBA’87 Elspeth Gaukrodger, BCom’80 James Jaques, BCom’87 Andrew Clarke, BCom’84 Emilie Gauthier, BCom’11 Bruce Kagan, BCom’89 Linda Cochrane, BA’77, MBA’79 Marc Germain, MBA’85 Liz Kane, BA’67 Donald Cooper, BCom’58, LLD’07 David Giglio, BCom’09 Priti Kapoor, BCom’11 Mary Coopland, MBA’90 Michael Gilbert, BCom’78 Ronald Kemp, BCom’50 Joanne Cormican, BCom’89 Laura Gilchrist, BCom’08 Paul Kennedy, MBA’66 Lisa Cox, MBA’86 Gurjit Gill, EMBA’05 Peter Kingston, BCom’78 Jim Craig, BA’52 Adrienne Goldthorpe, BCom’99 Catharine Kitchen, BCom’99 Craig Curran, BCom’69 Ted Goldthorpe, BCom’99 Morgan Klein-MacNeil, BCom’11 Andrea Cuthbert, BCom’93 John Gordon, MBA’63 Allison Knudsen, BCom’96 Celia Cuthbertson, BCom’84, John Graham, BA’67 David Kramer, EMBA’09 LLB’88 Ted Graham, MBA’96 Olivia Kruyt, BCom’09 Geoffrey Davenport, BCom’77 Catherine Gravina, BCom’09 Kathryn LaBranche, BCom’90 Mervin Daub, BCom’66 Ken Grewal, BCom’96 Catherine Lane, BA’67 Glen Davison, BCom’64 Joanna Griffiths, BCom’05 Michael Lang, BCom’77 Christopher Dawson, BCom’90 Brenda Ha, BCom’99 John Langhorne, BCom’83 Keith de Bellefuille-Percy, BA’67 Michael Hale, BCom’95 Donald Langill, BCom’77 Katherine Devins, BCom’85 Deborah Hall, BSc’98, EMBA’05 John Latham, BSc’67 Robert Dietrich, BCom’75 Gordon Hall, BSc’63 Michelle Lavoie, MBA’95 June Dinsdale, BCom’54 Brook Hamilton, BSC’00, MBA’04 John Lawlor, MBA’93 Lauren Dmytrenko, BCom’00 Bev Harrison, BCom’62 Dong-Soo Lee, BCom’96
69 Richard Lee, BA’53 Cara Mitchell, BCom’02 Anne E. Smith, BCom’84 Jim Leech, MBA’73 Steve Moore, MBA’79 George Smith, BCom’73 Patrick Legresley, BCom’02 David Moreland, MBA’83 Malcolm Smith, BA’78, BScH’79, D’Arcy LeNeveu, BCom’84 Sally Morris, BCom’83 MBA’82 Andrew Leverette, BA’71, BEd’72 Adrian Mucalov, BCom’01 Stephan Smith, BCom’02 Jane Lewis, BCom’84 Patrick Murray, BCom’84 Steven Smith, BCom’77 John Lewis, BCom’84 Max Muselius, BA’79, MBA’81 William Snider, BCom’94 Patricia Lewis, BCom’80 Wayne Musselman, BCom’64 Ronald Stenzl, BCom’85 Winnie Lieu, CQEMBA’13 Tracy Muxlow, BCom’93 Marjorie Stephenson, BCom’55 Sandra Linsdell, BCom’89 Logan Naftel, MBA’74 Adam Stevenson, EMBA’04 Paul Lishman, BCom’92 Donald Newman, BA’58, MD’62 Ian Struthers, MBA’85 Steve Lloyd, MBA’79 David Nicholson, BA’67, LLB’84 Jonathan Suter, BCom’05 Erik Lockhart, MBA’93 Stephanie Oke, BCom’86 Donald Tanner, BSc’74, MBA’82 Jennifer Ruth Logan-Klassen, MBA’87 Thomas O’Neill, BCom’67 Colin Taylor, BCom’84 Donna Lounsbury, BA’76, MBA’78 James Page, BAH’67, MA’68 Peter Taylor, BCom’70 David Macdonald, MBA’74 Victor Pakalnis, MBA’94 Ellen Thompson, BCom’83 Ian Macdonald, MBA’74 Paul Pancham, BCom’89 Diane Thomson, BA’67 Margaret MacLellan, BA’79, Andrea Peckham, MBA’99 James Thomson, MBA’67 MBA’81 Sally Peterson, BAH’86, MBA’88 Donald Thurston, MBA’62 Jason Madill, BCom’99 Paula Phillips, MBA’79 Margaret Timberg, BCom’84 Malhotra, Rick, BCom’99 Sandra Plumley, BA’66 Daniel Tisch, BA’91, EMBA’96 Edward Mallard, BA’55, BAPHE’56 William Porter, BCom’75 Frederick Troop, BCom’54 Manford Mallory, MBA’73 Matt Price, BCom’09 Shannon Vallliant, BCom’89 Robert Marsh, BCom’07 Stephen Prosenyak, BCom’50 Michael van de Water, BCom’91 Jennifer Matheson, BCom’89 David Prowten, BCom’88 Tracy van der Zwan, BSc’92, MBA’99 Darren McCaugherty, BCom’97, John Purkis, BCom’48 Vikram Varma, MBA’04 AMBA’07 Christina Raheja, BCom’96 Akis Vitsentzatos, BCom’02, BA’04 David McConomy, MBA’69 Dan Rees, BCom’92, BA’93 Nicola Von Schroeter, BCom’88 Patrick McCue, MBA’61 Peggy Reid, BCom’84 Susan Waywell, BCom’75 Lawrence McCurdy, MBA’68 Sandra Reynolds, BCom’64 Marc Weiner, BCom’04, BSc’04 Helen McEvoy, BCom’01 Ray Richardson, MBA’84 Emerson Wen, CQMEBA’13 Julia McGillis, BCom’99 Suzanne Rolland, BCom’86 Lee Wetherall, BEd’76, MBA’82 Norm McPhedran, BCom’74 Susan Rooks, BCom’84 Andrew Wicken, BCom’01 Lachlan McLachlan, BCom’73 Harold Roozen, MBA’79 Sarah Wickins, BCom’04 John McNeil, BA’63 Daniel Saikaley, BCom’82 Robert Willoughby, BSc’57, MBA’62 Norman McPhedran, BCom’74 Susan Schnurr, BCom’86 Andrew Witzke, BCom’13, BA’13 Andrea McReynolds, BCom’94 David Sculthorpe, BCom’83 Elizabeth Woodbury, BCom’80 Peter McWhirter, MBA’79 John See, BScH’79, MBA’81 Carolyn Wright, MBA’81 Robert Mellema, BCom’02 Robert Sexty, MBA’67 Dianne Wright, BCom’84 Alex Melvin, BA’72, MBA’74 Joanna Shore, MBA’03 Jennifer Wright, BCom’98 Peter Meyers, BCom’91 Susan Michel Shuter, MBA’81 Richard Younker, BCom’69 Claudio Michelutti, BSc’66, MBA’70 Margot Smart, BCom’99 Damian Yu, BCom’96 Steve Millan, BCom’89
70 Advisory Boards
Queen’s School of Business Advisory Board and Global Council members are recognized on pages 72–73 for their contributions to the school as a whole. Advisory Boards also guide the management of several QSB Centres as well as the Master of Management Analytics program. Thanks to the following board members whose support and expertise have helped guide the school in its endeavours.
CPA–Queen’s Centre for Jeff McGill, QSB Professor in Governance Advisory Board Management Science/Operations Management Richard Clark, BCom’81, CPA, Partner, Deloitte Canada Bryan Pearson, BScH’86, MBA’88, President and CEO, Brian Leader, FCPA, FCA, Vice- Alliance Data, LoyaltyOne, President Learning, Chartered AIRMILES Reward Program Professional Accountants of Ontario Raymond Pineda, Partner, Thomas O’Neill, BCom’67, LLD’05, Consulting, Deloitte Canada FCPA, FCA, Chair of the Board, BCE, Bell Canada and Scotiabank David Saunders, PhD, Dean, Centre for Responsible Queen’s School of Business Leadership External Advisory Steve Salterio, PhD, FCPA, Centre Board Director and Queen’s School of Mark Shafer, Sr. Vice President Business accounting professor Revenue and Profit Management, Jacline Abray-Nyman, President Walt Disney World & CEO, United Way/Centraide David Saunders, PhD, Dean, Canada Queen’s School of Business John Souleles, Director, Business Intelligence, Bell Canada Helen Burstyn, Special Advisor, Teri Shearer, PhD, BBA, Associate Office of Social Enterprise, Ministry Kevin Stanton, President, Dean, Faculty, and QSB accounting of Economic Development Trade MasterCard Advisors professor and Employment & Ministry of Daniel Thornton, Chartered Michael Zerbs, VP Risk Analytics, Research and Innovation IBM Professional Accountants of Ontario Nicola Kettlitz, President, Coca- Professor of Accounting at QSB Paul Zikopoulos, Director, Cola Canada Information Management VW Ken Wong, BCom’75, MBA’81, David Labistour, CEO, Mountain Technical Sales, VW Competitive QSB Distinguished Professor of Equipment Co-op Marketing and Canadian Marketing Database and Optimized Systems, Hall of Legends inductee IBM Canada Patricia O’Reilly, Director of Environment and Social Issues Master of Management Queen’s Centre for Business Management, Suncor Energy Analytics Advisory Board Venturing — TriColour Venture Dani Reiss, President & CEO, Canada Goose Rob Bruce, BAPHE’80, MBA’87, Fund Investment President, Communications, Rogers Elspeth Murray, BSc’85, MBA’87, David Saunders, PhD, Dean, Communications PhD (Western), Associate Dean, Queen’s School of Business Mike Durland, PhD’91, Group MBA Programs, Director, Queen’s David Sculthorpe, BCom’83, CEO Head & Co-CEO, Scotiabank Global Centre for Business Venturing Heart and Stroke Foundation of Banking and Markets (Chair) John Molloy, MBA’84, Executive Canada Achille Ettorre, Senior Director, Director, Southeastern Ontario Andreas Souvaliotis, Founder, AIR Planning & Analysis, Loblaw Angel Network MILES for Social Change Companies Jim Banting, BScH’93, PhD’97, Jean-Paul Isson, Global VP CEO, Parteq Innovations Business Intelligence & Predictive Luc Duval, BCom’82, CEO, Analytics, Monster Worldwide Duval Auto (Guest Observer) Yuri Medvedev, Chief Mathematician, Bank of Montreal
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The Global Council brings together alumni and friends with deep experience in key regions where QSB operates. Its purpose is to advise on the school’s international activities and identify opportunities to expand its presence and reputation globally. Members M. Shân Atkins, BCom’79, Stephen Hoffmeister, BCom’98, Cynthia Phillips, BCom’84, Managing Director, Chetrum Capital Managing Director, Advent Associate Executive Director, LMU LLC, Barrington, Il International, Boston, MA Entreprenuership Centre, LMU Dame Pamela Banks, MBA’98, Mike Humphries, BCom’93, Munchen, Munich, Germany Former Premier of Bermuda, Principal, Polygon CB Partners, Charles Powis, BCom’86, Paget, Bermuda London, U.K. Executive Director, Canada Sales, Simon Brown, BCom’93, David Hutton, MBA’70, Morgan Stanley, New York, NY Partner, Kohlberg Kravis Chairman, Fur Institute of Canada, Humayun Rashid, CEO, Mission Roberts & Co., New York, NY Kemptville, ON Strategy Inc., Toronto, ON Iain Bruce, BCom’81, Zouheir Jarkas, Senior Advisor, Paul Sandford, BCom’89, BA’90, Managing Director, Risk Mubadala Development Company, Managing Director, Ocean View Management, AMBAC Assurance Abu Dhabi, UAE Global Research Ltd., London, U.K. Corp., New York, NY Tom Kinnear, BCom'66, LLD'02, PhD, Colin Taylor, BCom’84, Jason Capello, BCom’96, D. Maynard Phelps Professor of Co-Head, aPriori Capital Partners, Co-Founding Partner & Portfolio Business Administration & Marketing, London, U.K. Manager, Merchants’ Gate Capital Ross School of Business, University LP, New York, NY Brenda Trenowden, BCom’89, of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Head of Financial Institutions, Europe Don Carty, BA’68, LLD’01, Rosemary Leith, BCom’83, and Global Head of Funds, ANZ, Chairman, Virgin America Airlines Director, World Wide Web London, U.K. & Porter Airlines, Dallas, TX Foundation, London, U.K. Chris Viehbacher, BCom’83, Sheila Cooke-Witt, MBA’83, Blair Look, BCom’90, Chief Executive Officer, Pinneberg, Germany Managing Director, Asset Sanofi-aventis, Paris, France Jerry del Missier, BSc(Eng)’85, Management, AL Mal Capital, Brian Walsh, MBA’76, MBA’87, London, U.K. Dubai, UAE Chair & Chief Investment Rolf Friedli, Partner & Chairman, Walt Macnee, BA’77, BEd’78, Officer, Saguenay Strathmore Capvis Equity Partners AG, Vice Chairman, MasterCard Capital, Purchase, NY Zurich, Switzerland Worldwide, Toronto, ON India Wardrop, NESsT Business Ian Friendly, BCom’83, Retired David Main, BCom’80, Advisory Network, London, U.K. Executive VP & COO, U.S. Retail, Director, Talisman Management and Bob Wardrop, BCom’86, General Mills Inc., Minneapolis, MN CEO, Swets Information Services, CEO, Belvall Investments Ltd., Grant Gazdig, BCom’89, London, U.K. London, U.K. Managing Partner, Access Capital Doug McCutcheon, BCom'87, Janet Wells, BCom’90, London, U.K. Limited, London, U.K. President, Longview Asset Adrienne Goldthorpe, BCom’99, Management Ltd., Toronto, ON Tom Wells, BCom’89, Partner, Arma Partners, London, U.K. New York, NY Stephen Miles, BA’90, MBA’99, Ted Goldthorpe, BCom’99, CEO, The Miles Group, New York, NY Tony Whitworth, BCom’75, President, Apollo Investment Vineet Mitera, BCom'96, Principal, Managing Director, Mystras Ventures Corporation, New York, NY Ward Ferry Management Ltd., LLC, Stamford, CT Mel Goodes, BCom’57, LLD’94, Hong Kong Karsten Witt, MBA’83, Retired CEO, Warner-Lambert Co., John Nixon, BCom’78, Executive Executive Director, Witt & Sohn AG, Mendham, NJ Director, ICAP, New York, NY Pinneberg, Germany Nancy Goodes, Mendham, NJ Ryan Pedlow, BCom'98, Founder, William Yu, Bsc(Eng)’84, MBA’87, Ken Grewal, BCom’96, Two Creeks Capital Management, Managing Director, Cansbridge Managing Director — Institutional New York, NY Capital Corp., Atherton, CA Equity Sales, BMO Capital Markets, New York, NY
72 QSB Advisory Board Members Steve Albiani, BCom’03, Managing Ian Friendly, BCom’83, Sam Pollock, BCom’88, Senior Partner, Stratum Advisory Group Inc. Retired Executive VP & COO, U.S. Managing Partner, Brookfield Karyn Brooks, BCom’76, Retired Retail, General Mills Inc. Asset Management Senior VP & Controller, BCE Inc. Paul Hand, BA’69, MBA’73, Managing Sharon Ranson, BCom’80, Iain Bruce, BCom’81, Director, RBC Capital Markets President, The Ranson Group Inc. Managing Director, Risk Management, Eve Heersink, MBA’74, Managing Don Robinson AMBAC Assurance Corp. Director, ONEX Corporation David Sculthorpe, BCom’83, Jeff Carney, BCom’84, President & Lisanne Hill, BCom’80, CEO, Heart & Stroke Foundation CEO, Mackenzie Financial Corp. and President, Contor Industries Ltd. of Canada Co-President & CEO, Glenn Ives, Chairman, John See, BScH’79, MBA’81, Vice IGM Financial Inc. Deloitte Canada Chair, TD Wealth, TD Bank Group David Cheesewright, President Michael Kehoe, BCom’78, CEO, David Shaw, BCom’75, CEO, & CEO, Walmart International Cosmetica Laboratories Inc. Knightsbridge Human Capital Chris Clark, BCom’76, Former CEO, Tom Kinnear, BCom'66, LLD'02, Management PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP PhD, D. Maynard Phelps Professor of Michael Sifton, BCom’83, Managing Greg Cochrane, MBA’74, Business Administration & Marketing, Partner, Beringer Capital Managing Director, VRG Capital Ross School of Business, University Donald Sobey, BCom’57, C.M., Shawn Cooper, BCom’87, of Michigan Chairman Emeritus, Empire Managing Director & Regional Sam Kolias, Chairman & CEO, Financial Company Ltd. Leader, Latin America/Canada, Boardwalk Real Estate Robert Sobey, BAH’88 Russell Reynolds Associates Investment Trust Penny Somerville, BCom’78 David Court, BCom’79, Jim Leech, MBA’73 (Past Chair), Colin Taylor, BCom’84, Co-Head, Director (Senior Partner), Retired President & CEO, Ontario aPriori Capital Partners McKinsey & Company Teachers’ Pension Plan Bill Thomas, CEO & Senior Partner, Jerry del Missier, BSc(Eng)’85, Valerie Mann, BCom’86, Managing KPMG Canada MBA’87 Partner, Lawson Lundell LLP Mary Ann Turcke, BSc(Eng)’88, Andrew Dunin, BSc(Eng)’83, Doug McIntosh, BCom’82, MBA’97, Executive VP-Field MBA’87, Dunin Management Services Managing Director, Alvarez Services, Bell Canada Enterprises Mike Durland, PhD’91, Group Head & Marsal Canada ULC Bob Wardrop, BCom’86, Managing and Co-CEO, Scotiabank Global Gord Nixon, BCom’79, Director, Belvall Investments Ltd. Banking and Markets LLD’03, Retired President & CEO, Benita Warmbold, BCom’80, (Chair) The Hon. Gloria Epstein, BCom’72, RBC Financial Group Senior VP & CFO, CPP Investment Justice of the Court of Appeal Thomas O’Neill, BCom’67, Board of Ontario LLD’05, Chair of the Board, BCE, Bell Canada and Scotiabank
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