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Geraghty, Carol Geraghty, Carol From: Johnson, Candy on behalf of City of London, Webmaster Sent: Friday, January 23,2004 3:39 PM To: Geraghty, Carol Subject: FW: City Council App Form Importance: High Candy City of London Concierge (519) 661-4500 ---- -Original Message----- From: City of London, Webmaster Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 2:45 PM To: City of London, Webmaster Subject: City Council App Form Importance: High appname: Denise Brown position: Greater London International Airport Authority appaddl: 52 Craig St appadd2: London, Ontario appadd3: N6C 1E8 phonday: 519-663-2222 phonres: 519-439-6764 occup: Administration Manager workexp: In Tranpsortation industry for over 15 years, both operations and administration. educatin: High school graduate with some College degrees skills: I have been in the transportation industry for over 15 years and have served on several boards & committees, including Tourism London. I have also managed a past contract with Air Ontario. interest: I believe that the airport impacts tourism and our economy and therefore needs to run in a safe & efficient manner. contrib: I would bring my past experience and fresh ideas to the comittee. pastcont: Tourism London - past board member London Rotary Club - past board member World Transplant Game - transportation chair exchange: I exchange views with others and appreciate and respect the skills, abilities & knowledge of others daily. intrview: yes emailadd: mailto:[email protected] 1 Geraahtv. Carol From: Johnson, Candy on behalf of City of London, Webmaster Sent: Friday, January 23,2004 8:31 AM To: Geraghty, Carol Subject : FW: City Council App Form Importance: High Good morning Carol, can you please respond to this email? Thanks Candy City of London Concierge '(519) 661-4500 -----Original Message----- From: City of London, Webmaster Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 11:55 PM To: 'City of London, Webmaster Subject: City Council App Form Importance: High appname: Jeffrey H. Brown position: London International Airport Board appaddl: 253 Vicotria Street appadd2: London, ON appadd3: N6A 2C3 phonday: 519-850-9500 ext 13 phonres: 519-673-0672 occup: Chief Investment Officer workexp: I have spent 19 years in the financial services industry. The majority of my experience relates to investment management. I worked at London Life from April 1985 to July 1998. At the time of my departure I managed a team of 6 investments professionals and was responsible for managing $2.5 billion in equity portfolios. In 1998 I founded Highstreet with two partners, opening our doors in the summer of 1998. As the Chief Investment Officer at Highstreet Asset Management, I am responsible for the management of all clients' portfolios. Previous roles over my career have included portfolio management and investment analysis. educatin: I hold my Chartered Financial Analysts designation (1990). 1 am a graduate of the Honours Business program from the Richard Ivey School of Business (1985). skills: I have experience at governance and policy development, essential board responsibilities. I bring strong teamwork, communications and interpersonal skills to the table. I am an experienced business builder with strategic planning and execution skills. I am a thoughtful contributor to the discussion process. I am energetic and enthusiastic and I strongly believe that London is a great city. interest: I have lived in London since 1980, when 1 entered UWO. My children were born and raised here. I have seen job opportunities in Toronto, Vancouver and New York. I turned them all down because I believe that London is a great city in which to live and raise my family. Serving on the Airport Board provides me with another opportunity to enhance the quality of life in London and, importantly, to give back to the community. contrib: My main contributions will relate to governance and policy development. However, as a business founder, I can contribute my entrepreneurial skills. As an investment professional, I can contribute my financial analysis skills As a senior executive, I can contribute my leadership skills. As a proud Londoner, I can contribute my energy and passion. pastcont: I have contributed my leadership, investment knowledge and teamwork skills to Highstreet, a business which today employs 24 people (1998 3 employees). I have been on the Highstreet Board of Directors since inception in 1998. Much of our work at the board level was to put the proper governance structures and policies in place. 1 I am in the first year of a 2-year term as the Chair of the Business Relations Committee of the London Chamber of Commerce. This committee runs the annual Synergies Conference, one of London's top think-tank sessions delving into the issues of how to grow London's economy. I have been involved in a leadership role in organizing the last 3 Synergies Conferences. On the charity front, I chair the committee for the joint Brain Tumor Foundation/Epilepsy Support Centre golf tournament. I have been on the committee for 3 years, the past two as Chair. My wife and I are on the organizing committee for The Meal in support of the Canadian Diabetes Association. exchange: From my experience as an employer, manger, director, chair, committee member, coach and parent, I have honed my interpersonal skills, making me a good communicator and listener . intrview: yes emailadd: mailto:[email protected] 2 January I4,2004. The Corporation of th.e City ofLondon, 300 Dufferin Avenue3 LONDON,OIL. NU 4L9 Atlrt: The City Clerk: Re: London Airport Author& Commission Enclosed please find my appIicationfor appointment to abovementioned Commksha &SO amlosad is my ciirriculum vitae as Q reference source md background hfmmdzbn. Tlie dve&emmt in the London Free Press indictzted upplicrmts should provide their rearon for upptyirqfor this post At present, 1am serying my second term rzs 0 member of the Committee of Adjustmt, which was htenfionally not r@erenced on my C. V., but this hus beept an extreme& rewaxding aperiertcefor me and warranted specid mention. My incentive for applyilrg is predicated by a strong desire to see London Airport become a major city airport, which its recmt addifion wtd upgrade lies gone a long way towards accomplishing. If appoinfed, at the appropriiate~flnnnchllysound time91 would work vey comcientiowly towards elimilrating exferrral' exposure to both aprivitig and depariing passengers. My background in leasing, both as Landbrd and Totant advocate will prove bm2ejEciorl with aiiihg Timan& mdiifand when the Federul Giwerwmmt deterpm'nes it ' wishes 10 claanpe the currefit arrangement with Airporfs i~iCanada, whethe9 fhat be a n-ew lease agreement for London, such tu Toronto3 or the sale of the facility fo the munfc@alily, my experience i~ negotiation could prove errfremei'y beneJciul. Yours truly, c dmald chamberlain cdclft: JAN-14-2884 18: 34 519 432 2345 977: P.04 *. .L , APPLICATIQN FORM FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY QF LQNCTON BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES (Personal information on this form will be used to assistthe Board ofControl and the Council in selecting appointees for the various Civic bodies and is collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act) I.Application for appointment to: 0&r/.aO/J //449&7-427k+&!/7-+ (Board, Commission, Committee, etc.) 2. Name: @- do- /d ~;/L~./PT&F A >- 3. Home Address (please include postal code): 4. * If if is easier to attach your resume in response to questions 5, 6 & 7, please feel free to do so, 5. Occupation: 6, Describe your work experience: &74c?M& @ 8. What skills, abilities and specialized knowledge do you have that will assist this body? T46c 4774mAd e/ 9. Why are you interested in serving the Cif$ of London on this body? IO. What contribution do you believe you can make to this bodp I I. What past contributions have you made on a similar body or organization? 12. What experience do you have in exchanging your views with others and. in appreciating and respecting the skills, abilities and knowledge of others? 7n 'J ChC7 7Ci7 ETC 'nhl VU'J fO 'd %L6 SPfZ ZEP 6tS .4* -2- BACKGROUND INFORMATION At the discretion of the Board of Control, and dependent also on each applicant's expression of interest, all or some of the applicants may be invited to attend a short, private interview with the 6oard of Control. The purpose of such interviews is to allow applicants an opportunity to elaborate on their application. Are you interested in such an intervie* YES / NO The Board of Control then submits recommendations to the Council on appointments. .Th6 final approval of appointments is given by the Council. AI1 appointments are at the pleasure of Council and all appointees will be asked to acknowledge this fact in written form. If you require any additional information about the appointment process or if you have any questions about any of the bodies to which appointments are to be made, please contact Mrs. Carol Geraghty at (519) 661-4599. NOTE: BY SIGNING OR TRANSMITTING THIS APPLICATION FORM, YOU ARE CONSENTING TO THE RELEASE OF IT, INCLUDING ANY RESUME YOU MIGHT SUBMIT WITH IT, TO THE PUBLIC AND TCI THE MEDIA. Please mail to: City Clerk's Office Room 308,City Hall 300 Dufferin Avenue, P.O. Box 5035 London, Ontario N6A,4L9 Or fax to: (519) 661-4892 ' Or e-mail to: cg eragh t @city .I o nd on. o n. ca Date Signature of Applicant cn 'J - -- -------*-- ~ I "*^",. _I . .,_.-.." .,. .I " .- I. I JAN-14-04 WED 1827 chamberlain mgmt inc FAX NO, 519 432 2345 P, 05 Address: 103-I5lO Richnzond Street, London, 011. NGG 4V2 Educatwnal Bdgromd
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