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Canada's Only University Accredited Corporate CANADA’S ONLY UNIVERSITY ACCREDITED CORPORATE DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR LATEST GRADUATES Our Valued Sponsors Chartered Directors* Scott Stewart Blakey, Fay Booker, C. Dir. Alex Bystrin, C. Dir. Timothy Carter, C. Dir. William Cheuk, C. Dir. John Cieslak, C. Dir. David Clark, C. Dir. Adam Cooper, C. Dir. Kathryn Craig, C. Dir. Dennis Cusson, C. Dir. Don Dalicandro, C. Dir. C. Dir. Booker & Oakville Hydro T. D. Bank Canadian Wheat National Bank Veridian OTG Financial Inc. Fundy Linen NAV CANADA APEXSI-APEXWare Toronto Transit Associates Inc. Corporation Financial Group Board of Canada Corporation Service Inc. Mobile Applications Commission Anton Davies, C. Dir. Robert Doyle, C. Dir. Gale Evans, C. Dir. David M. Fitzpatrick, Rod Flaman, C. Dir. Richard Fox, C. Dir. Catherine Gardiner, C. Dir. Peter Goring, C. Dir. William Greenhalgh, C. Dir. David J. Horsley, C. Dir. Timo Hytonen, C. Dir. RWDI Group Inc. Medoro Resources CMA Canada C. Dir. Canadian Wheat Deutsche Bank The Conference Board Human Resources Sino-Forest The Empire Life Kivacorp Petroleum Ltd. Board Canada of Canada Professionals Association Corporation Insurance Company of Ontario Virendra Jha, C. Dir. Brock Junkin, C. Dir. Diane Kalina, C. Dir. Fergus V. Keyes, C. Dir. John G. Khattar, C. Dir. Alanna Koch, C. Dir. Richard Koroscil, C. Dir. Norm Lavallee, C. Dir. Selma M. Lussenburg, Dean McCann, C. Dir. Steven McCartney, C. Dir. Canadian Space Sakku BioCatalyst Panamsec.com Inc. Nova Scotia Gaming Saskatchewan Ministry Hamilton International Northern Centre C. Dir. Canadian Tire Atria Networks LP Agency Investments Corp. Yorkton Ltd. Corporation of Agriculture Airport for Advanced Financial Services Technology Inc. Ian McCreary, C. Dir. Partick M. McGrade, R.J. (Bob) Millar, C. Dir. Ismat Aziz Mirza, C. Dir. Marcel D. Mongeon, Stephen Mont, C. Dir. Ken Moore, C. Dir. Doug Palmer, C. Dir. Valerie A. Payn, C. Dir. Peter J. Peill, C. Dir. C. William Rainey, C. Dir. Canadian Wheat C. Dir. MDS Inc. C. Dir. Atlantic Lottery NewPoint Capital Bank of Montreal Halifax Chamber Lyndhurst Vonage Canada Board GlaxoSmithKline Inc. Intellectual Property Corporation Partners Inc. of Commerce Coach Paul G. Renaud, C. Dir. Ian Roberston, C. Dir. Michael A. Roche, C. Dir. Vincent Rodo, C. Dir. Linda M. Rothney, C. Dir. Frank Salvati, C. Dir. Vinay Sharma, C. Dir. Llewellyn S. Smith, C. Dir. John L. Solomon, C. Dir. Mac Sparrow, C. Dir. Marianne R. Taggio, OMERS Capital Algonquin Power Toronto Transit Toronto Transit ErinoakKids Centre Silver Eagle London Hydro Inc. E.D. Smith Saskatchewan Workers’ Dell Pharmacy C. Dir. Partners Income Fund Commission Commission for Treatment Mines Inc. Fruit Farms Inc. Compensation Board OTG Financial Inc. and Development Mary Tate, C. Dir. Michael Tinkler, C. Dir. John M. Vail, C. Dir., Frank van Schaayk, C. Dir. Bob Vickers, C. Dir. Wilfred M. Voakes, C. Dir. Peter Waugh, C. Dir. Bill Wellburn, C. Dir. Deanna L. Williams, C. Dir. Mary Tate Management Synerma Inc. H.R.C.C.C. McCain BMO Harris Rock Creek Apiaries & Indepedant Director Coast Capital Savings Ontario College Consulting John Vail Real Foods USA Inc. Private Banking Honey Products of Pharmacists Estate Brokerage Human Resources and Compensation Committee Certified (H.R.C.C.C.*) This program is delivered in partnership with the Human Resources Professionals Association of Ontario. Claude Balthazard, H.R.C.C.C., Human Resources Professionals Association of Ontario • Mary Barcellos, H.R.C.C.C., MCAP Commercial LP • Sandy Bowles, H.R.C.C.C., Emera Inc. Thomas Bursey, C. Dir., A.C.C., H.R.C.C.C., Tom Bursey Consulting Group Inc. • David Carrington, C. Dir., H.R.C.C.C., Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System John Duncan, H.R.C.C.C., Canada Post Corporation • Barb Keenan, H.R.C.C.C., Ontario Power Generation • Ken Kivenko, H.R.C.C.C., RDM Corporation Heather J. Laing, C. Dir., H.R.C.C.C., Sanlaing Limited • Jo Ann Morello, H.R.C.C.C., Enersource Corporation • Ann Mulvale, C. Dir., H.R.C.C.C., Ontario Municipal Retirement System Sherry Smith, H.R.C.C.C., Loblaw Companies Limited • Cheryl Sproul, H.R.C.C.C., Danier Leather Inc. • John M. Vail, C. Dir., H.R.C.C.C., John Vail Real Estate Brokerage John Weatherup, H.R.C.C.C., Ontario Municipal Retirement System The Directors College,* founded by The Conference Board of Canada and McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business, congratulates these individuals who have earned the professional designation of Chartered Director* from Canada’s only university accredited director education program. To earn the prestigious Chartered Director* designation, participants must successfully complete: • the intensive five-module residential program that includes a full board and board committee simulation module • the comprehensive four-hour examination Maintaining the designation requires compliance with the continuing education requirements and adherence to the professional code of conduct. *”The Directors College,” “Chartered Director,” “C. Dir.,” “H.R.C.C.C.,” and “The Board Simulation,” are official marks of McMaster University. enhance your governance capabilities. elevate your leadership contribution. improve board governance in your organization. For more information, or to enroll today, visit www.thedirectorscollege.com or call 1-866-372-1778..
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