SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

YEAR IN REVIEW DEAN’S MESSAGE

This September marks one year since the grand opening of the Goodes Hall expansion, and I find myself looking back with pride on the world-class facility we built together with the support of our alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends. We now have an outstanding expanded facility in Kingston to enhance our students’ learning experience and are well- positioned for growth at our new downtown Toronto facility. On the international stage, we have 100+ top global business school partners at which QSB students enhance their Queen’s experience. As you’ll see from QSB’s many accomplishments outlined in the 2012/2013 Year in Review, we’ve had a great year. In addition to these highlights, we have also launched our most recent professional masters program, the Master of Management Analytics (qsb.ca/mma), and continued to grow our Summer Innovation Institute (queensinnovation.ca), a joint initiative with the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science to advance innovation and entrepreneurship for undergraduates. As we enter the next phase of our fundraising campaign, I am also looking forward to executing the campaign’s strategic priorities: increasing student diversity in the Commerce program; establishing more scholarships for full- time MBA students; attracting and retaining the best faculty; and further developing innovative teaching methods. These strategic priorities will continue to strengthen QSB’s position as a leader in the increasingly competitive global business education market. Your support of the school in the coming years will help us make this happen. I hope you enjoy the Year in Review's look back, as we all look forward to the school’s continued success.

David M. Saunders, PhD Dean, Queen’s School of Business [email protected]

Our fundraising campaign priorities: increasing student diversity in the Commerce program; establishing more scholarships for full-time MBA students; attracting the best faculty; and enhancing teaching methods. CONTENTS

Programs 4 Commerce 7 MBA Programs 11 Graduate Programs

15 Research & Faculty Centres OF INNOVATION 21 QSB 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 Contributors Report Our Mission 30 Campaign Cabinet To develop outstanding leaders with a global 32 Lifetime Giving perspective, and create new knowledge that 35 Commerce Giving advances business and society. 45 MBA, MSc & PhD Giving Our Vision 47 Corporate Giving To be one of the world’s most innovative and 49 Class Gifts influential business schools. 51 Friends Giving

53 Alumni VOLUNTEERs

60 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

© Copyright 2013, Queen’s University

1 COMMERCE

Commerce students in action in 2012/2013 courtesy of the Commerce Society and the Queen’s Commerce Facebook pages.

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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2012/2013 Milestones

Received 5,498 applications to the Commerce Three businesses operated by the Commerce program for September 2012 entrance. Society brought in more than $100,000 in revenues: Outstanding results in the 2012 Queen’s Exit Poll, CREO, a non-profit consulting service that works which surveys graduating students on their levels with local businesses; Oil Thigh Designs, a campus of satisfaction with their Queen’s experience: 92% clothing outlet; and Golden Gifts, an online gift of BCom’11 respondents agreed or strongly agreed service for Queen’s students, proceeds from which that, "Overall, the learning experience at Queen’s support a scholarship for a business student in was excellent." financial need. The Commerce Society grew to more than 900 86% of the third year Commerce class participated student positions this year (up from 750 in 2011-12), in an international exchange and 93% of the second with 150 of those being leadership positions such year class has applied to go on exchange in 2013-14. as Co-Chair or Advisory Board member. Internal tracking of Queen’s accounting graduates + Students raised more than $400,000 through shows an annual pass rate of 90 % on the UFE sponsorships and corporate partnerships to run (Chartered Accountants exam) for the eighth their 10 conferences and four competitions. consecutive year.

2012/2013 By the Numbers 14 Commerce students across all student-run conferences 1,594 four years of the program and case competitions (see complete list at comsoc.queensu.ca)

49 51 302 male:female ratio Commerce students studied abroad on international exchange (see map of exchange partner locations on page 22)

3 Job Acquisition Statistics — Commerce Class of 2012* 96% of graduates acquired jobs within six months Placement locations

1 14 7 6 5 13 3 12 ONTARIO DETAIL 8 10 11 9

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Canada International 1 Calgary, AB 5 Winnipeg, MB 8 Bermuda 12 New York, NY 2 Kingston, ON 6 Vancouver, BC 9 China 13 Ukraine 3 Montreal, QC 7 Victoria, BC 10 Houston, TX 14 United Kingdom 4 Toronto, ON 11 Kuwait

Salary Information Average base salary by sector Employment by sector BASE SALARY

FINANCE $64,956 ENERGY & $100,000 RESOURCES (3%) OTHER ACCOUNTING CONSULTING $61,015 marketing 12% 29% ENERGY & RESOURCES $55,572 (4%) 5% Technology $52,510 CONSUMER PRODUCTS $53,091 10%

$47,000 Consumer 11% 26% TECHNOLOGY $47,450 PRODUCTS consulting MARKETING $45,583 FINANCE

ACCOUNTING $43,889

TOP AVERAGE MEDIAN OTHER $40,633 *At press time, data on job acquisition for the $70,292—Total average salary, including bonus and other compensation Class of 2013 was not yet finalized.

4 MBA PROGRAMS

Photos of MBA students in action in 2012/2013 were contributed by members of the full-time MBA, EMBA, AMBA and CQ-EMBA graduating classes. 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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2012/2013 Milestones

The full-time Queen’s MBA program was re-designed note this year was the further internationalization and now provides more career-focused options of the program with the addition of a team in matched to individual students’ goals. Enhancements Monterrey, Mexico and one in Bogotá, Columbia. include new specializations in high-demand sectors, (See map on opposite page.) the ability to rapidly earn an additional business Queen’s Executive MBA program recruited students Master’s degree and a January start date in synch with from a record number of non-traditional markets corporate hiring cycles. (See the story on page 4 of in addition to major Canadian centres. This year, the summer 2013 issue of QSB Magazine for details.) individuals from Whitehorse, YT, to Mount Pearl, NL, The Accelerated MBA program welcomed a record joined classmates from other small centres to form number of students in January 2013, with 44% of the virtual teams, enabled by desktop videoconferencing class comprised of women, the highest percentage of technology. (See map on opposite page.) female students in the program’s history. Cornell-Queen’s Executive MBA had another strong recruiting year with boardroom learning teams based in eight Canadian and 15 American cities. Of particular

6 MBA Programs at a Glance

439 MBA students enrolled in 2012 70 30 male:female ratio

Boardroom and Desktop Learning Locations* EMBA, AMBA, CQ-EMBA CQ-EMBA U.S. Canadian locations locations 1 Calgary 9 Atlanta, GA 2 Edmonton 10 Austin, TX 3 Markham 11 Dallas, TX 4 Mississauga 12 Houston, TX 5 Montreal 13 Ithaca, NY 6 Ottawa 14 Los Angeles, CA 7 Toronto 15 New York 39 8 Vancouver (Manhattan), NY 16 Portland, OR 17 Salem, MA 30 18 2 San Diego, CA 34 26 35 19 San Francisco 1 8 32 29 38 37 33 (Bay Area), CA 21 20 27 San José, CA 5 31 16 28 21 Seattle, WA 17 22 Washington, DC 15 19 New in 2012/2013 25 22 20 14 23 Bogotá, Columbia 18 11 9 24 Monterrey, Mexico 10 12 25 San Ramon, CA

24 DETAIL

EMBA Desktop Learning 6 locations 26 33 Mount Pearl, NF 3 Medicine Hat, AB 4 7 23 27 Moncton, NB 34 Pemberton, BC 36 35 New in 2012/2013 Saskatoon, SK 13 36 Stratford, ON 28 Bedford, NS 37 Surrey, BC 29 Buena Vista, SK 38 Victoria, BC 30 Edmonton, AB *Classes commencing in 2012 39 Whitehorse, YT 31 Fall River, NS 32 Kelowna, BC

7 Job Acquisition Statistics — Full-time MBA Class of 2012* 94% of graduates acquired jobs within six months of graduation

Placement Locations Canada 1 Calgary, AB 2 Kingston, ON 3 Montreal, QB 4 Ottawa, ON 12 5 St. John, NB 6 Toronto, ON 1 8 3 5 7 Waterloo, ON 8 13 Winnipeg, MB 10 11 International 9 Australia Ontario DETAIL 10 China 11 India 4 12 Norway 9 2 13 United States 6 7

Salary Information Average base salary by sector Employment by sector BASE SALARY FINANCE consulting $131,000 Energy & $90,354 RESOURCES 26% marketing 26% OTHER $89,000 (3%) 6% $81,950 FINANCE $84,183 Public Sector 7% 12% $78,700 (education & Healthcare) 10% 10% Energy & consulting $83,421 OTHER RESOURCES Public Sector (education & Healthcare) $79,625 Consumer Technology Products Consumer Products $73,500

TOP AVERAGE MEDIAN marketing $71,250 $101,403—Total average salary, including bonus and other compensation. Technology *At press time, data on job acquisition for the $70,638 Class of 2013 was not yet finalized.

8 GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Photos of MFin, MIB, PhD and MSc students in action, courtesy of program staff and Facebook pages. 9 Doctoral Program in Management Master of Science in Management

Provides students with the 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, Individually tailored to comprise a mix of challenging finance, management information systems, marketing, courses, intensive research experience, and the organizational behaviour, management science, preparation and defense of a thesis on an original topic. business economics, and strategy. Typically requires four to five years of full-time study Prepares students for entry into high-quality to complete and equips graduates with the skills and doctoral programs or careers as research analysts expertise to make a significant contribution or consultants. to academia. qsb.ca/MSc qsb.ca/PhD

Academic placement locations MSc’12 PhD’12 1 Columbia University (New York) 6 Athabasca University 2 Queen’s School of Business 7 Dalhousie (Halifax) 3 University of Michigan 8 Southwestern University (Ann Arbor) of Finance & Economics 4 University of South (Chengdu,China)* Carolina at Columbia 9 St Cloud State University 5 University of Toronto (Minnesota) 10 University of Manitoba (Winnipeg) 11 University of Ottawa 12 Wilfrid Laurier (Waterloo) *not shown on map 6

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9 3 7

1 4 100%

Ontario DETAIL of 2012 MSc and PhD graduates seeking employment acquired jobs or were accepted into 11 post-graduate programs within * 2 6 months of graduation 5 12 *Class of 2012

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). A record number of students were admitted in the fall of 2012 representing a 112% enrollment increase from the year before.

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97% Percentage of students placed within 6 months of graduation* Placement locations Employment by sector

Canada FINANCE

OTHER (3%) 50% 35% ENERGY & RESOURCEs 6% south america (3%) 9% TECHNOLOGY 15% MARKETING 9% AFRICA (3%) 12% 32% 9% NOT-FOR-PROFIT 14% ASIA EUROPE CONSUMER CONSULTING PRODUCTS

*Class of 2011 (Includes students who completed double degrees. At press time, data on subsequent graduating classes was not yet finalized.)

11 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 new state-of-the-art edge for students interested in obtaining the classroom facility in downtown Toronto. CFA designation. Intensive 10-month program combines residential qsb.ca/MFin sessions in Kingston with classes one evening per week and all day Saturday or Sunday on class weekends. Graduate programs at a glance

63 37 students enrolled male:female ratio 224 in 2012/2013

Graduate Dilpoma in Accounting

The Graduate Diploma in Accounting prepares recent business undergraduates to obtain their CA designation. The 2012 class was comprised of 89 students (72 from Queen’s with the remainder from Concordia, Dalhousie, McGill, Western and St. Francis Xavier universities, the University of British Columbia, and the University of Windsor).

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12 RESEARCH

2012/2013 Milestones

QSB Insight was launched in April, extending the reach of the school’s leading-edge research and ideas to a world-wide audience.

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The web platform is frequently updated with business articles, thought-provoking white papers and webinars, all optimized for both desktop and mobile device browsers.

In 2012, 38 faculty articles were published, ten of which appeared in top-tier academic journals. Four QSB professors received research grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, funded by the federal government. Three conferences brought leading international researchers to QSB to explore “Behavioural Finance,” “Entrepreneurship and Innovation” and “Moral and Ethical Issues in Consumer Decision-Making.” QSB welcomed numerous visiting scholars — see the complete list at qsb.ca/scholars Wei Wang, David Saunders, and Jana Raver

Research awards were presented to Jana Raver (QSB Research Excellence Award) and Wei Wang (New Researcher Achievement Award). See the full story on page 8 of QSB Magazine’s Winter 2013 issue.

13 Visiting Scholars

This year, Queen’s School of Business welcomed the following distinguished visiting scholars:

SEMINAR SERIES Thomas Hellmann Demetrios Vakratsas Sauder School of Business, McGill University DOUGLAS G. CUNNINGHAM UBC, Vancouver, BC Montréal, QC VISITORSHIP SPEAKER Tom Lyon Stephen M. Ross School of MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Max Bazerman Business, University of Michigan SYSTEMS Harvard Business School Ann Arbor, MI Boston, MA Sandra Slaughter Jeanine Miklos-Thal, Georgia Institute of Technology ACCOUNTING Simon Graduate School of Business Atlanta, GA University of Rochester, NY Krista Fiolleau Ilze Zigurs University of Waterloo, ON Galina Vereshchagina, University of Nebraska at Omaha W. P. Carey School of Business Li Yao Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ Concordia University, CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS Montréal, QC FINANCE Qualitative Research MANAGEMENT SCIENCE Diane Del Guercio Workshop University of Oregon Ming Hu Eugene, OR Mallika Banerjee Rotman School of Management Desautels Faculty of Management Madhu Kalimipalli University of Toronto, Toronto, ON McGill University, Montréal, QC Wilfred Laurier University Fredrik Odegaard Waterloo, ON Karen Golden-Biddle Ivey School of Business, Boston University School of Lawrence Kryzanowski Western University, London, ON Management, Boston, MA Concordia University Arvind Sainathan Montréal, QC Johnny Boghossian Nanyang Business School Desautels Faculty of Management Adair Morse Singapore McGill University, Montréal, QC Booth School of Business, University of Chicago, IL Charlotte Cloutier STRATEGY HEC Montréal, Montréal, QC Teodora Paligorova Walter Ferrier Bank of Canada Lisa Cohen Gatton College of Business Desautels Faculty of Management Russ Wermers McGill University, Montréal, QC & Economics University of Maryland University of Kentucky, College Park, MD Luciana Turchick Hakak Lexington, KY Schulich School of Business David Yermack York University, Toronto, ON Ravi Madhavan Stern School of Business, NYU Katz Graduate School of Business New York, NY Ruthanne Huising University of Pittsburgh, PA Desautels Faculty of Management MARKETING McGill University, Montréal, QC BUSINESS ECONOMICS Paula Jarzabkowski Tima Bansal Cornell University (Ithaca, NY)/City Lee Branstetter Ivey School of Business University of London, Cass School of Carnegie Mellon University Western University, London, ON Business, London, UK Pittsburgh, PA Meme Drumwright Mekki MacAulay Mati Dubrovinsky University of Texas Schulich School of Business University of Winnipeg and Austin, TX York University, Toronto, ON Bank of Canada Eileen Fischer José Carlos Marques Marc Duhamel, Schulich School of Business Desautels Faculty of Management Université de Moncton, NB York University, Toronto, ON McGill University, Montréal, QC Nancy Gallini Sankar Sen Yves Plourde Sauder School of Business, Baruch College, CUNY Ivey School of Business University of British Columbia, New York, NY Western University, London, ON Vancouver, BC

14 Mazi Raz Arthur Korteweg Raymond Dart Ivey School of Business Stanford Graduate Business School Business Administration Program Western University, London, ON Stanford University, Stanford, CA Trent University, Peterborough, ON Wendy Reid Rajarishi Nahata Ann Dill HEC Montréal, Montréal, QC Baruch College, CUNY Department of Sociology Russell Seidle New York, NY Brown University, Providence, RI Desautels Faculty of Management Mike Powell Adalbert Evers McGill University, Montréal, QC Kellogg School of Management Justus Liebig University Giessen Gallia Singer Northwestern Univ., Evanston, IL Giessen, Germany Desautels Faculty of Management John Roberts Chao Guo McGill University, Montréal, QC Stanford Graduate Business School Dept. of Public Admin. & Policy Chethan Srikant Stanford University, Stanford, CA University of Georgia, Athens, GA Ivey School of Business David Robinson, Rachel Laforest Western University, London, ON The Fuqua School of Business School of Policy Studies Madeline Toubiana Duke University, Durham, NC Queen’s University Schulich School of Business Raffaella Sadun David Lewis York University, Toronto, ON Harvard Business School London School of Economics Boston, MA London, UK 3rd Economics of Sarada Roger Lohmann Organization Workshop The Fuqua School of Business West Virginia University Duke University, Durham, NC Morgantown, WV Ralph Boleslavsky Merih Sevilir Eric Martin University of Miami, Miami, FL Kenan-Flagler Business School School of Management Mike Powell University of North Carolina Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA Kellogg School of Management at Chapel Hill, NC Agnes Meinhard Northwestern Univ., Evanston, IL Pian Shu Ted Rogers School of Business John Roberts Harvard Business School Mgmt. Stanford Graduate Business School Boston, MA Ryerson University, Toronto, ON Stanford University, Stanford, CA Peter Thompson Laurie Mook, Catherine Thomas Goizueta Business School School of Community Resources & London School of Economics Emory University, Atlanta, GA Development, Arizona State London, UK Arvids Ziedonis University Phoenix, AZ Lundquist College of Business Susan Phillips 6th Conference on University of Oregon, Eugene, OR School of Public Policy & Admin. the Economics of Rosemarie Ziedonis Carleton University, Ottawa, ON Entrepreneurship and Lundquist College of Business Jack Quarter Innovation University of Oregon, Eugene, OR Social Economy Center University of Toronto, Toronto, ON Ajay Agrawal Theoretical Variations for Rotman School of Management Yuko Suda University of Toronto, ON Voluntary Sector Organizing School of Sociology Workshop Toyo University, Tokyo, Japan Pierre Azoulay MIT Sloan School of Management Presented by Queen’s School Yves Vaillancourt Cambridge, MA, of Policy Studies and Queen’s Faculty of Humanities School of Business Université du Québec à Montréal Heski Bar-Isaac, Rotman School of Management Jon Van Til University of Toronto, ON Kathy Brock Urban Studies & Community School of Policy Studies & Planning Douglas Cumming Dept. of Political Studies Rutgers University, Camden, NJ Schulich School of Business Queen’s University York University, Toronto, ON Ralph Brower Michael Ewens Askew School of Public Admin Tepper School of Business & Policy, Florida State University Carnegie Mellon University Tallahassee, FL Pittsburgh, PA

15 FACULTY

16 Chairs, Professorships and Fellowships support faculty research and teaching

Alumni and corporations have shown their support through investment in faculty chairs, fellowships and professorships. Commerce classes of ’64, ’77 and ’83, Donald R. Sobey, BCom’57, and such corporations as Kraft and CIBC are directly linked to some of the School’s top professors. Named faculty positions provide prestige, recognition and dedicated funds to further professors’ research and teaching. Funding of these positions is required to retain the outstanding faculty the school currently has, while also attracting the top teachers and researchers in a globally competitive field.

Laurence Ashworth Commerce’83 Fellow of Marketing JULIAN BARLING Borden Chair of Leadership and Queen’s Research Chair Kathryn Brohman QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Management Information Systems William Cannon 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 Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Finance Anthony Goerzen Donald R. Sobey Professor of International Business Jay Handelman Commerce’77 Fellow in Marketing Peter Kissick Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Business Law Ceren Kolsarici QSB Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Marketing Yuri Levin Distinguished Professor in Operations Management Jeffrey McGill Distinguished Professor in Management Science/Operations Management James McKeen Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Management Information Systems Pamela Murphy E. Marie Shantz Fellow in Accounting Elspeth Murray CIBC Faculty Fellow in Entrepreneurship Lynnette Purda RBC Fellow of Finance Jana Raver E. Marie Shantz Fellow in Organizational Behaviour Jean-Paul Roy Toller Family Fellow in International Business Douglas Reid Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Strategy Steven Salterio PricewaterhouseCoopers/Tom O’Neill Faculty Research Fellow in Accounting Sandy Staples 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 Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario Professor of Accounting Selim Topaloglu RBC Fellow of Finance Wei Wang Distinguished Fellow of Finance Jane Webster E. Marie Shantz Professor of Management Information Systems Mike Welker KPMG Faculty Fellow in Accounting Kenneth Wong Distinguished Professor of Marketing

17 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.

From left, Yuri Levin, Distinguished Professor in Operations Management (full-time MBA Teaching Award); David McConomy (Commerce’89 Professor-Student Life Award); Louis Gagnon, Distinguished Faculty Fellow of Finance (Master of Finance Teaching Award); and Jay Handelman, Commerce’77 Fellow in Marketing (Accelerated MBA Teaching Award).

John Moore received the Roger Wright Executive received the MBA Teaching Cornell-Queen’s Excellence Award Executive MBA Teaching Excellence Award Peter Kissick, Distinguished Faculty Fellow in Business Law, received the Commerce Society Teaching Excellence Award New Faculty

Yu Hou, Yu Hou, Assistant BertrandBertrand Malsch Malsch, Assistant Ning Zhang Professor of Accounting Professor of Accounting Assistant Professor of Accounting Assistant Professor of Accounting Assistant Professor of Accounting 18 Centres of Innovation

Queen’s School of Business Executive Education

QSB Executive Education is one of the world’s largest and most respected providers of management education. For more than 30 years, more than 3,600 organizations from 60 countries have taken advantage of its programs. These include open-enrollment, short-format, domestic and international custom programs, webinars, as well as an Executive Coaching service. 2012/2013 Milestones The delivery of custom, open-enrollment, short- Management, Leading the Sales Organization, and, format programs and webinars advanced the new in 2012/13, Public Sector Leadership). leadership capabilities of more than 4,200 A new state-of-the-art facility in downtown Toronto professionals globally. has re-energized the Queen’s School of Business Continued to offer the Executive Certificate brand in Canada’s business capital, attracting more option for participants who complete several participants, especially to short-format programs. individual programs within five thematic streams (Applied Leadership, IT Leadership, Human Capital qsb.ca/execed

Participation Statistics 2012/2013

person-days delivered through person-days delivered through 5,439 open-enrollment programs 2,146 domestic custom programs

person-days delivered through person-days delivered through 1,669 short-format programs 1,260 international programs

19 The Monieson Centre for Business Research in Healthcare

The Monieson Centre for Business Research in Healthcare creates new opportunities for and provides on-going support to academics, business leaders and policymakers to develop research-based solutions to real-world problems. The Centre engages QSB researchers with colleagues in health sciences, public policy, law, and other disciplines to address the business aspects of healthcare theory, policy and practice. In addition to its business research in healthcare, the Centre is also pursuing an economic revitalization research theme. 2012/2013 Milestones The Centre received a $100,000 grant from the Joseph S. Stauffer Foundation to generate white papers and develop a speaker series addressing business perspectives on healthcare reform. Received its first grant from the Canadian Institute of Health Research to host a workshop on Change Mangement for Healthcare policy in 2013. Completed a landmark study for the federal government’s Rural Secretariat on the relationship between knowledge mobilization and rural economic development. Hosted a SSHRC-funded conference, Connecting the Future: Rural Broadband Technology, Policy and Impact, which brought together an international group of academics and practitioners. The second annual Economic Revitalization Conference showcased collaborative research projects being undertaken in Eastern Ontario. Economic Revitalization Conference, April 2013 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. 2012/2013 Milestones The TriColour Venture Fund program attracted from coast-to-coast, the largest participation rate in 12 students. As of March 2013, 11 business plans the nine years that the Centre has participated in from companies in Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal and the program. The Top 50 were profiled in PROFIT Kingston were considered for investment. Students magazine in February. conducted due diligence reviews on five of the plans Three ’Dare to Dream’ student interns (one and recommended investing in two to the Fund’s Commerce and two MBA recent graduates) Advisory Board. received up to $15,000 for each of their new The QCBV-facilitated survey of Best Small and ventures. See the story on page 6 of the summer Medium Sized Employers (SME) in Canada received 2013 issue of QSB Magazine. responses from more than 20,000 SME employees

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20 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. 2012/2013 Milestones Facilitated the completion of 4,000 hours of community outreach by students working toward obtaining a Certificate in Socially Responsible Leadership. Expanded the Certificate program to include Master of International Business (MIB) and Executive MBA students. Enrolled 179 new students in the Certificate Program, which is open to those in the Commerce, MIB, and Executive, Accelerated and full-time MBA programs. Hosted the eighth annual Responsible Leadership Summit in October that attracted a record number of students. Hosted a Responsible Leadership Speakers Series, a Social Innovation “boot camp,” two Discovery Learning Workshops on Social Entrepreneurship, and a workshop th on Design Thinking and Social Innovation. The 8 annual Responsible Leadership Summit

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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. 2012/2013 Milestones QBC continued to expand the breadth and depth of client engagements by Commerce student consultants, giving them the opportunity to conduct real-world market research, feasibility studies and operations research, and develop marketing strategies and communications policies on behalf of a wide range of clients. Student consultants worked directly with clients across several industries, including a major veterinary clinic, a leading Kingston commercial printing company, a well- known frozen dessert retailer, a local municipality, a real-estate developer, a hazardous waste management company and a leading Canadian theatre company. Centre Director Rob Woyzbun, at right, with QBC student consultants

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21 CPA-Queen’s Centre for Governance

This Centre funds Queen’s faculty and doctoral student research into Canadian and international corporate governance issues, especially those that relate to audit committees and quality financial reporting. The Centre, which is partially funded through the generosity of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (ICAO), also contributes to the creation of leading-edge curriculum. 2012/2013 Milestones Organized the fifth annual Voluntary Sector Reporting international conference on finance in Taiwan and Awards (VSRA) for financial reporting transparency, was also featured in the Wall Street Journal and an which is open to all not-for-profits in Ontario. American Bankruptcy Institute Journal interview. Nominations have more than doubled since the program’s inception, with more than 300 voluntary qsb.ca/governance sector organizations having been through the rigorous screening and judging process. Enlisted a national media sponsor, which resulted in a two-page supplement in the National Post’s Financial Post section, that highlighted VSRA program winners. Disseminated corporate governance research findings through 27 presentations of papers based on centre- funded projects. One such paper was awarded “best conference paper” honours at a prestigious

Canadian Feed the Children winners (left) with the ICAO’s Rod Barr 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 and special software to contribute their expertise to the discussions. In this way the Centre supports the strategic planning and decision-making tasks of executive teams from private- and public-sector organizations and is also used by Queen’s faculty, staff and students. 2012/2013 Milestones Facilitated more than 100 electronic brainstorming behalf of Queen’s School of Medicine, Department events, including community consultations in of Psychiatry, Library and Archives, Physical Plant 40 municipalities across Canada, and sessions for Services and the Faculty of Health Sciences. 25 national and First Nations groups across the Led several multi-stakeholder collaborations, country. Internally, the Centre facilitated sessions on including the Ontario Economic Summit that featured ten regional think tanks and culminated in a provincial conference attended by the Ontario Premier. Partnered in facilitating research sessions in such areas as rural economic development, waterfront planning, economic security of women in Ontario, immigrant settlement, cancer screening practices, national health human resource planning, children’s mental health, youth bullying and harassment, autism, and injury prevention

Associate Director Erik Lockhart qsb.ca/execdecision facilitates a session on healthcare

22 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 23 QSB alumni events across Canada, the US and UK brought together 920 attendees. 19 class reunions were held in 2012; 17 are planned for October 2013 as Homecoming returns to Queen’s. The QSB Reunion Weekend Brunch in October 2012 attracted a record 236 alumni, faculty and staff. The second “Queen’s Student Today, Alumni Tomorrow” luncheon in Toronto brought together 14 alumni and 65 Commerce students. QSB’s outreach to alumni via social media resulted in a 25% increase in members joining the QSB Alumni LinkedIn group and an 83% increase in followership of @QSB, the school’s Twitter account. qsb.ca/invest

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 2012/2013, visit qsb.ca/volunteers2013

23 QSB International Exchange Partners

Kingston

Monterrey

Mexico City Hyderabad Cave Hill Bangalore

Bogotá

São Paulo

Santiago Buenos Aires

The Americas Belgium ESCP Europe, Paris Netherlands ESSEC Business School Paris, Cergy Argentina Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Maastricht University School of Solvay Brussels School of Grenoble Ecole de Management Business and Economics* Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Economics and Management HEC School of Management, Paris Rotterdam School of Management, Buenos Aires Université Catholique de Louvain, IAE Aix Graduate School of Erasmus University Barbados Louvain-la-Neuve Management, Aix-en-Provence Tilburg University University of West Indies, Cave Hill University of Antwerp Rouen Business School, Norway Mont-Saint-Aignan Brazil Czech Republic BI Norwegian Business School*, Oslo Sciences Po, Paris Fundacao Getulio Vargas, São Paulo University of Economics, Prague Norwegian School of Economics, SKEMA Business School, Nice Insper—Instituto de Ensino e Denmark Bergen Pesquisa, Sao Pãulo Toulouse Business School Aarhus School of Business Poland Chile Copenhagen Business School* Germany Cologne Business School Warsaw School of Economics Pontificia Universidad Católica de Estonia Chile, Santiago European Business School, Portugal Estonian Business School, Tallinn Weisbaden Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Columbia Finland Lisbon Universidad de Los Andes, Bogotá University of Mannheim* Aalto University School of Business WHU—Otto Beisheim School of Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisbon Mexico (Helsinki and Mikkeli) Management, Koblenz Slovenia IPADE Business School, Mexico City Hanken School of Economics, Helsinki University of Ljubljana Tecnológico de Monterrey Hungary France Corvinus University of Budapest Spain Audencia Nantes Europe Ireland ESADE Business School*, Barcelona BEM Bordeaux Management School University of Dublin Trinity College IE University, Madrid Austria EDHEC, Lille and Nice Universidad Carlos III de Madrid EM Lyon Italy Wirtschaftsuniversitat Wien*, Vienna Bocconi University*, Milan University of Navarra, Madrid 24 Mikkeli Bergen Helsinki Oslo Uppsala St. Petersburg Stockholm Tallinn

Gothenburg

Aarhus Edinburgh Lund Glasgow Copenhagen

Dublin Manchester Birmingham Rotterdam Warsaw Bath London Tilburg Antwerp Cologne 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 China Europe International Business Russia Turkey Lund University, School of Economics School (CEIBS), Shanghai St. Petersburg University, Graduate Sabanci University, Istanbul and Management Chinese University of Hong Kong School of Management Stockholm School of Economics City University of Hong Kong Singapore Australia/Oceania University of Gothenburg, School of Fudan University, Shanghai Nanyang Technological University Australia Business, Economics and Law Hong Kong University of Science and National University of Singapore Queensland University of Technology, Uppsala University Technology Singapore Management University Switzerland Peking University, Guanghua School Brisbane of Management, Beijing South Korea University of Adelaide University of St. Gallen Korea University, Seoul University of Melbourne University of Zurich Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou Tongji University, School of Economics Seoul National University University of New South Wales, Sydney Yonsei University, Seoul United Kingdom and Management, Shanghai University of Queensland, Brisbane Aston University, Birmingham Tsinghua University, Beijing Taiwan University of Sydney City University of London, University of Western Australia, Perth India National Chengchi University, Cass Business School College of Commerce, Taipei IIM Bangalore New Zealand University of Bath National Chiao Tung University, Indian School of Business, University of Auckland University of Edinburgh Hsinchu City University of Otago, Dunedin University of Manchester Hyderabad National Taiwan University, Taipei qsb.ca/partners University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Japan Thailand Keio University, Tokyo Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok Asia Nagoya University of Commerce Thammasat University, Faculty *Double-degree international & Business China of Commerce & Accountancy, partners Rikkyo School of Business, Tokyo Bangkok Cheung Kong Graduate School of Waseda University, Nagoya Business, Beijing Universities in bold are new partners added in 2012/2013. 25 FINANCIAL REPORT

Queen’s School of Business funds from various sources increased 10.6% in the 2012-2013 fiscal year as a result of strategic growth in student enrollments across several programs. The Master of Finance (MFin), Master of International Business (MIB) and Accelerated MBA for Business Graduates (AMBA) programs broke all previous records. The increase in the intake of Commerce students, made possible by the Goodes Hall expansion, resulted in more high-achieving candidates being accepted into the program.

Statements of Sources and Uses (all amounts in the ’000s)

Year ended Year ended April 30, 2013 April 30, 2012 (Actual) (Actual) Sources University base budget allocation 25,748 38% 20,970 31% MBA programs 27,060 40% 25,289 38% Non-degree executive development programs 10,890 16% 10,082 15% Fundraising gifts and contributions1 6,604 10% 6,302 9% Less: endowed contributions2 (1,486) -2% (1,031) -2% Less: restricted for capital project3 (4,124) -6% (3,469) -5% Endowment income 1,956 3% 2,036 3% Other 674 1% 613 1% Total sources $67,321 100% $60,794 90%

Uses Salaries & benefits 34,950 52% 33,362 50% Direct program expenses 20,950 31% 21,179 31% Student aid 2,686 4% 2,483 4% Other 1,571 2% 1,496 2% Queen’s University services 3,233 5% 1,337 2% Amortization 751 1% 753 1% Transfer to/(from) unrestricted reserves 3,179 5% 184 0% Total uses $67,321 100% $60,794 90% Notes: 1Does 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.

26 Highlights of Giving

Summary of Donations Received (2006-2013) Donations (cash received) to the school were $6.6M in 2012-13 ($6.3M in 2011-12). 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.

$7,000,000 $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

Gifts by Source (2012-2013) 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 62%

9%

10% 19% Queen’s Alumni (non-QSB) Corporations and Foundations FRIENDS

27 $65M Goal QSB Campaign Cabinet

The Invest in QSB fundraising campaign Canadian business education, and ensure $44M Raised is being led by a remarkable group of that students are given unparalleled more than 40 alumni and friends of opportunities that will guide their Queen’s School of Business, all of whom development into successful leaders. know first-hand or have witnessed how a Through the dedication of these QSB degree changes lives. They have volunteers and QSB staff, the campaign not only given generously of their time, has already achieved great success, but have also made personal financial raising $22-million for the Goodes Hall contributions that have bolstered the expansion. The new wing officially opened success of the campaign. in September, 2012. The campaign Funds raised through this campaign will has now surpassed $44 million of its allow QSB to remain at the forefront of $65-million goal (as of July 30, 2013).

Benita Warmbold and David Saunders

David Saunders addresses guests, including visionary donors Nancy and Mel Goodes (seated, front row), at the official opening of the new wing of Goodes Hall. Celebrating success QSB Campaign Cabinet members and donors at the official opening of the new wing of Goodes Hall David Saunders with Ira Pancham in September, 2012. and her son Paul Pancham

28 Campaign Cabinet members Grant McDonald and Carol Devenny with Catherine McIntosh and QSB Advisory Board member Doug McIntosh

Campaign Cabinet Members Iain Bruce, BCom’81 Paul Hand, BA’69, MBA’73 Sally Peterson, BAH’86, MBA’88 Managing Director, Risk Managing Director, RBC Capital Sam Pollock, BCom’88 Management, AMBAC Markets (Co-Chair) Senior Managing Partner, Assurance Corp. George Holmes, BCom’80 Brookfield Asset Management Jeff Carney, BCom’84 Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers Charles Powis, BCom’86 President & CEO, Mackenzie Andrew Hungerford, BCom’96 Executive Director, Canada Sales, Investments & Co-President & Partner, Hungerford Properties Morgan Stanley CEO, IGM Financial Inc. (Co-Chair) Jerry Jackson, BCom’78 Sharon Ranson, BCom’80 Greg Cochrane, MBA’74 Partner, Polar Capital Corporation President, The Ranson Group Inc. Managing Director, VRG Capital Michael Kehoe, BCom’78 Don Robinson, (Co-Chair) Linda Cochrane, BA’77, MBA’79 CEO, Cosmetica Laboratories Inc. (Co-Chair) Mark Schweitzer, BCom’83 Shawn Cooper, BCom’87 VP & Chief Financial Officer, Managing Director & Regional Tom Kinnear, BCom’66, LLD’02 Grizzly Oil Sands PhD, D. Maynard Phelps Professor Leader, Latin America/Canada, of Business Administration and John See, BScH’79, MBA’81 Russell Reynolds Associates Marketing, Ross School of Vice Chair, TD Wealth, Jerry del Missier, BSc(Eng)’85, Business, University of Michigan TD Bank Group (Co-Chair) MBA’87 (Campaign Chair) (Co-Chair) Donald Sobey, BCom’57 Carol Devenny, BCom’82 Jim Leech, MBA’73 Chairman Emeritus, Empire Office Managing Partner, President & CEO, Ontario Company Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoopers Teachers’ Pension Plan Penny Somerville, BCom’78 John Gleeson, BCom’80 Rosemary Leith, BCom’83 Ed Speal, BCom’83 Certified Financial Planner, Director, World Wide Web Managing Director, BNP Paribas Foundation Gleeson Financial Group Inc. Gia Steffensen, BCom’78 Doug McCutcheon, BCom’87 Ted Goldthorpe, BCom’99 Retired Chief Investment Officer, President, Apollo Investment President, Longview Asset Management Ltd. Legg Mason Canada Corporation Grant McDonald, BCom’82 Bob Wardrop, BCom’86 Adrienne Goldthorpe, BCom’99 Office Managing Partner, KPMG CEO, Belvall Investments Ltd. Mel Goodes, BCom’57, LLD’94 Tom Miller, BCom’79 Benita Warmbold, BCom’80 Retired CEO, Warner-Lambert Co. Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers Sr. VP & COO, CPP Investment Nancy Goodes Thomas O’Neill, BCom’67, Board (Co-Chair) Ken Grewal, BCom’96 LLD’05, Chair of the Board, BCE John Watson, MBA’70 Managing Director — Institutional and Bell Canada (Co-Chair) Director, Talisman Energy Inc. Equity Sales, BMO Capital Markets Paul Pancham, BCom’89, MD’94 Tony Woodward, BCom’75 Samuel H. Gudewill, MBA’79 Dr. P. Pancham Medicine Partner, Blair Franklin Capital President & CEO, Innovex Equities Professional Corp. Partners Inc. Corporation Ethel Patterson, MBA’81

29 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, 2013. Lifetime Individual Donors $5,000,000+ Paul & Catherine Hyde, BA’82 Ken Grewal, BCom’96, & Christina Skinner Nancy & Mel Goodes, BCom’57, Jim Leech, MBA’73 LLD’94 Estate of Donald I. McLeod, Samuel H. Gudewill, MBA’79 Donald Sobey, BCom’57 BA 1908 Nancy Hamm, BCom’76, Len Morrow, MBA’72 & Richard Hamm, BCom’76 $1,000,000—$4,999,999 Harry Mortimore, MBA’73 Lisanne Hill, BCom’80 George Holmes, BCom’80 Laurie & Michael Borden, BCom’80 Thomas O’Neill, BCom’67, LLD ’05, & Susan O’Neill, BA’65 Jerry Jackson, BCom’78 Ana Maria & Donald Carty, BAH’68, Fred Jaques, BCom’80 LLD’01 John See, BScH’79, MBA ’81, & Kathryn See, BAH’79 Pentti Karkkainen, MBA’81 Paul Hand, BA’69, MBA’73, & Vicki Gilliatt Hand, BA/BPHE’73 Estate of Elizabeth Marie Shantz, Paul Kinnear, BCom’63, BCom’27 & Carole Kinnear, BA’98 Lynn & Eve Heersink, MBA’74 Anonymous Kyle Kitagawa, MBA’88 Tom Kinnear, BCom’66, LLD’02, PhD Anna Koo, MBA’75, & Norman Koo, Gerald Sutton, BCom’48, MCom’49, $100,000—$249,999 BSc(Eng)’72, MBA’75 & Margaret Sutton, BA’48 Elyse & Dany Battat, BCom’78 Thomas Miller, BCom’79, Anonymous (3) & Elizabeth Miller, BFA’79 David Beatty, BCom’82 Max Muselius, BA’79, MBA’81 Estate of Jean M. Black $500,000—$999,999 Edward Nash, BCom’85 Judith & Philip Bookalam, Estate of Donald Alexander Baxter, Joseph Pal, BCom’74 BCom’68 BCom’34 Diane & Chris Paddison, BCom’80 Estate of Muriel Hatch Simon Brown, BCom’93, & Mona Brown, BAH’93 Ethel Patterson, MBA’81, Michael Kehoe, BCom’78 & Michael Bandzierz, MBA’80 Jason Capello, BCom’96 Sonilal, Ira & Paul Pancham, Ryan Pedlow, BCom’98 Carolyn Carney, BCom’86, BCom’89, MD’94 Sally Peterson, BAH’86, MBA’88, & Jeff Carney, BCom’84 Cathy & Harold Roozen, MBA’79 & Bryan Pearson, BScH’86, MBA’88 Andrew Chisholm, BCom’81, Sam Pollock, BCom’88 A. Britton Smith, LLD’09 & Laurie Thomson, BAH’84 ♦ Charles Powis, BCom’86 Patti & Sandy Staples Augusta & Shawn Cooper, Sharon Ranson, BCom’80 & family Anonymous BCom’87 Estate of Martha Hazel Coughlin Susan Rooks, BCom’84, & Edward Speal, BCom’83 $250,000—$499,999 Michael Durland, PhD’91 Derek Russell Iain Bruce, BCom’81 Carol & Ian Friendly, BCom’83 * John Gleeson, BCom’80, Deceased Linda Cochrane, BA’77, MBA’79, ♦QSB faculty/staff & Greg Cochrane, MBA’74 & Sarah Gleeson, BAH’80

“The new Goodes Commons is the perfect place to be. We can have our meetings here, we can meet between classes, and we can plan the rest of our weeks together. It has really helped us increase the level of communications with our peers.”

Elizabeth Nixon, BCom’13

30 “I was brought up to believe that giving was an important part of life and have always enjoyed assisting others. Since graduating, Deborah (BScH’86) and I have spent most of our time living and working abroad. When thinking about how to support Queen’s, we were impressed by QSB’s international exchange program. "Over the years, we have met many Queen’s graduates located around the world. Without exception, they have been happy and thriving. We wanted to help ensure that as many Commerce students as possible would have the opportunity to study internationally, to get an early perspective on what the world has to offer and how they can make a difference.”

Doug McCutcheon, BCom’87

Pictured are Commerce students headed on international exchange in 2013-2014, thanks to bursaries like the Doug and Deborah McCutcheon Award. From left, Alina Kontisheva (going to the Copenhagen Business School in Denmark), Brandon Bedford (to the Warsaw School of Economics in Poland), Doug McCutcheon, and Jennifer Pham (to Nanyang Technological University, Singapore).

Mark Schweitzer, BCom’83, John Watson, MBA’70 Jennifer Camelford, & Teresa Schweitzer, BNSc’85 George Watson, BSc(Eng)’70, BAH’74, MBA’78, Michael Sifton, BCom’83, MBA’72,& Sheila Watson, BAH’72 & James Camelford, BA’77 & Julie Sifton, BA’82 Bruce & Cathy Williams, MBA’77 Pamela & Chris Clark, BCom’76 Estate of Christine Sinclair, BCom’81 Cate Woodward, BA’74, MBA’76, Bob Cronin, BCom’80, Crystal & Gregory Smith, BCom’91 & Tony Woodward, BCom’75 & Gayle Cronin, BSc’80 Gia Steffensen, BCom’78, Deborah Yedlin, MBA’91, John M. Davison & Jean Steffensen, BA’77, BEd’78 & Martin Molyneaux Daphne Dean, BA’71, BScH’73, Shirley Irene & Allan Taylor, LLD’91 William Yu, BSc(Eng)’84, MBA’87, MSc’78, MBA’81 Colin Taylor, BCom’84 & Diana Liu Ian Fraser, BCom’53, & Patricia Fraser, BAH’53 Margot & Eric Toller*,BA’50, BCom’51 Anonymous (3) Adrienne Goldthorpe, BCom’99, Kim van Steenbergen, BNSc’78, & Ted Goldthorpe, BCom’99 & Jeff van Steenbergen, BSc(Eng)’77 $50,000-$99,999 Michael Keilhauer, BCom’76 Brenda Vince*, BCom’77, Andrew Brewster, BCom’99 Donald Langill, BCom’77 & Steven Smith, BCom’77 Jennifer & Dave Brining, BCom’79 Janet & Richard Lint Angela & Brian Walsh BA’74, David Brown, BCom’73 MBA’76 Robert F. & Margaret MacLellan, Shauneen Bruder, MBA’84, Bob Wardrop, BCom’86 BAH’79, MBA’81 & Michael Bruder, LLB’84 Benita Warmbold, BCom’80, *Deceased ♦ & Gerry N. Wood QSB faculty/staff

31 Mike MacSween, MBA’07 Frances & Robert Crandall, BCom’51 Nancy McFadden, BAH’74, BEd’76, Douglas McCutcheon, BCom’87, Donald Cranston, BScH’82, & Douglas McFadden, LLB’75 & Deborah McCutcheon, BScH’86 MBA’85 Kim McKenzie, MBA’85 Robert McFarlane, BCom’83 Ian Dawson, MBA’85 Wendy & Alex Melvin, Catherine McIntosh, BCom’82, Mark DesLauriers, BCom’78 BA’72, MBA’74 & Douglas McIntosh, BCom’82 Douglas Dethy, BCom’75 David G. Merkel Thomas McLaren*, BCom’49 Carol Devenny, BCom’82, Susan Miklas, BA’65, LLB’88 Frederick Mifflin, BCom’81 & Grant McDonald, BCom’82 Frederick Moote, BA’49, BSc(Eng)’49 Anne & Dusan Miklas Graham Farquharson, MBA’69 Estate of Sylvia Morawetz, BCom’75 Ian Ness, BCom’79 Steven Flanders, BCom’86 Elspeth Murray♦ BScH’85, MBA’87, ♦ Janet Nixon, BCom’80, Gordon Fleming*, BCom’53 & Peter Richardson & Gordon Nixon, BCom’79, LLD’03 Michael Forsayeth, BCom’77, Wayne Musselman, BCom’64 John Nixon, BCom’78 & Janet Forsayeth, BA’77 Paul Myles, BCom’66, MBA’67 Elsa & Michael Nowlan, BCom’82 Michael Gilbert, BCom’78, Gwen & David Oliver, BCom’64, John & Susan Michel Shuter, & Cynthia Gilbert, BA’78 MBA’66 MBA’81 Anne Gouinlock, BCom’82, Nancy Powis, BCom’80 Robert Sobey, BAH’88 & Geoffrey Gouinlock, BCom’82 Robert Renaud, BCom’96, Estate of Richard Stackhouse, Andrew Gross, BCom’79, & Sarah Renaud, BAH’96 BCom’53 & Nora Gross, BA’81, BAH’82 Ray Richardson, MBA’84, David A. Wilson, BCom’64 John A. Hallward, BCom’83 & Anne Nurse-Richardson, BA’78 Jos Wintermans, MBA’72 Everett Harrison, BCom’46 Michael Robins, BCom’79, Anonymous (6) Douglas Heighington, MBA’81 & Susanne Robins, BAH’82 Gordon Hendren, BCom’79 Bruce Runciman, BCom’78 $25,000-$49,999 Glynis Anne Henry, BA’76, MBA’78 David Sculthorpe, BCom’83, & Patricia Sculthorpe, BAH’85 M. Shân Atkins, BCom’79, Milton Hess, BCom’64, & James E. Erbs & Julia Hess, BA’65 Robert Shoniker, BCom’69, MBA’70 Karen Bailey, BCom’93 Donald Huggett*, BA’51, BCom’51 Penny Somerville, BCom’78 Brent Belzberg, BCom’72 Andrew Hungerford, BCom’96 Frederick Troop, BCom’54 Daniel Wilton, BCom’93 Derek Burney, BAH’62, Elliott Jacobson, MBA’69 MA’64, LLD’98 Herbert Wyman, BCom’50 Wendy & Paul Lishman, BCom’92 Elizabeth & Gregor Caldwell, Anonymous BCom’64 Peter Mackenzie, BCom’81 * Guy Casgrain, BCom’78 Brian Martin, BCom’99 Deceased ♦QSB faculty/staff Sara & Peter Copestake♦, BA’78 Nancy & Rick Martin

“Queen’s School of Business has played a significant role in shaping a career that has enabled me to give back to a school that made such an impact on my life. The Goodes Hall expansion is a great investment. By bringing everyone under one roof, students and faculty have more opportunities for team work, extra- curricular activities and events that enhance the overall student experience.” Kim McKenzie, MBA’85

32 Recognizing Annual Giving

The following list recognizes donors whose contributions to Queen’s School of Business were made during the fiscal year of May 1, 2012 to April 30, 2013 in the form of cash gifts or pledge payments. Gifts received since April 30, 2013 will appear in the 2014 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 annually in the University’s Report of Contributions produced by the Queen’s Office of Advancement. Appreciation Societies 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 in the past five years) $500 to $999

Benefactor Wall QSB’s generous supporters who have contributed more than $100,000, cumulatively, are recognized on the school’s Benefactor Wall at the following levels: Level 1 – $10 Million or more Level 2 – $5 Million to $9,999,999 Every effort is made to ensure the Level 3 – $1 Million to $4,999,999 accuracy of these lists of donors. Level 4 – $500,000 to $999,999 However, errors occasionally occur. Level 5 – $250,000 to $499,999 If your name has been omitted, Level 6 – $100,000 to $249,999 misspelled or incorrectly listed, In addition, those whose cumulative gifts have exceeded $5 Million please contact: are recognized on QSB’s Visionary Wall at Goodes Hall. [email protected] Commerce Giving

BCom’48 BCom’58 BCom’68 BCom’74 John† & Shirley Purkis Chris Trevor Anonymous Pamela Casey Gerald & Margaret Sutton BCom’59 BCom’69 Robert Cotton Joseph Viner R. Lloyd Budgell Daniel Atkinson Mary McGurran BCom’50 Harry Ort BCom’60 Richard Hale Frederick Poulter Maxine & Daryl Tuck Ross Wilby Wayne Hill Mary Wallace BCom’75 BCom’70 Herbert Wyman BCom’62 John & Lesley Beech BCom’51 Scott Morley John MacKay Arthur Cunningham Robert A. F. & Margaret BCom’64 BCom’71 Deborah McKay Montgomery Milton† & Julia Hess John Connell David Shaw James White John D. Takach Anonymous Marlie & Kenneth Singer Anonymous BCom’65 BCom’72 Tony & Cate Woodward BCom’53 Peter Stuart Robert Colwell BCom’76 Ian Fraser & Patricia Fraser BCom’66 Robert Cuthbertson Peter Benson Estate of Richard Stackhouse Ronald Bisset John & Mary Lou Halliwell David Bialik BCom’54 John & Alice Gordon Anonymous (2) Catherine & William Bryck William Stokes Tom Kinnear Chris & Pamela Clark † BCom’73 Frederick Troop Stuart Proudfoot David & Gail P. Morton Irene David Anonymous (2) BCom’67 Robert Neale † BCom’57 Current Class Giving Volunteer David Crossley George & Sandra Smith ♦ Mel & Nancy Goodes QSB faculty/staff Thomas & Susan O’Neill Anonymous Donald Sobey 33 Commerce Giving (continued) Margaret Eades BCom’80 BCom’83 Michelle Cassidy Tony Hooper Shirley Allan Heather Baker John Clelland Gary Thompson Danny Baldwin Susan Brioux & Blanka Polak Thomas Wightman Michael & Laurie Borden William A. Cunningham Jennifer Cochrane Anonymous (4) James Bracken Glenna & Andre de Haan Shawn Cooper† BCom’77 Roger Casgrain Joseph Faello Hugh Corbett Bartley† & Colette Charest Ian & Carol Friendly Ruth Cummings & Ann Bull † Michael† & Janet Forsayeth Bob & Gayle Cronin John Langhorne John Debiasio Rosemary Leith Mark Johnston Michelle Daignault & Lidwina Vankooten † Robert McFarlane Donald Langill† John & Sarah Gleeson Lori DeCecco Mark & Teresa Schweitzer Mary McDonald & Frank J. Patricia & John Gouinlock Stephanie Elzinga Michael & Julie Sifton Raymond Shirley Hilchuk Evan Ewasko Edward Speal† & Susan Rooks David McIlquham Lisanne Hill Scott Field-Marsham BCom’84 W. Bradley & Debra A. Murdock David & Jane Holland Louise Gormley Adele Arsenault Beverley Paquette George Holmes Jonathan Haldane Michael Bolitho & Angelica Clare Prendergast Mark Krajicek Thiele-Bolitho Neil Hamilton Katie & Christopher Wallace Kei-Kwong Lui Christopher & Susan Climo Michael Harding Anonymous Gordon Mount John Humphrey Andrew & Patricia Hayes Sharon Ranson† BCom’78 Lisa O’Toole Paul Hickey Anne Scott Jack Alvo Susan Rooks & Edward Speal Christopher Hillyer Julie & George Sheen Richard Bradeen Marilyn Stitt Andrew Howard & Barbara Osler James Virtue Anonymous James Hughes Benita Warmbold† Suzanne & Douglas Carty BCom’85 James Jaques Anonymous (3) Guy Casgrain Albert Aufleger Michael Joe David Clare BCom’81 Scott Clark Douglas Jung Michael Dawson Nicholas Brearton Patricia Gwin Peter Keuls Mark DesLauriers Iain Bruce† Alan† & Anne Mayne Joanne Krupa Jerry Jackson Richard Clark Edward Nash Christina Lambert † Michael Kehoe Janet Hoadley-Redgwell John Newcombe Shelagh Larkin Francis & Ruth-Anne McAuley Peter Kinch David Preston Robin Lo Barbara & Peter McWhirter Peter Mackenzie Cameron Wiginton Andrew Luetchford John Nixon Steven & Carolyn Maynes Anonymous George MacDonald Genie Orton Frederick Mifflin BCom’86 Douglas† & Deborah † Penny Sommerville Andrew Mingay Susan Campbell McCutcheon † Gia & Jean Steffensen Gary Mistak & Susan Salter Michael Detlefsen Patricia McElheran-Jossinet David Steiner Estate of Christine Sinclair Patricia Ewen Patrick & Marleen McMaster Bruce & Karen Warmbold Peter & Sharda Still Barbara March David McNeil John Wild Gary Solway Carole Matear Janis Pasco † Geoffrey Wilson Richard Taylor John McVicar James Pottow Anonymous (2) Patricia Perras Shugart Jay & Susan Wright Stephen Power Charles Powis BCom’79 Anonymous Robin Rankin & Martha Kerr Julia Robertson Hugh Chasmar BCom’82 Grant & Mona Rasmussen John & Patricia Gouinlock Lori-Ann Evert Suzanne Rolland Andrew Stafl Kenneth Reucassel Andrew & Nora Gross Carol Devenny & Grant Elizabeth Rice Madan Tom & Cathy Healy McDonald Robert Steffen Anonymous (5) Mary Jane & David Richardson Gordon Hendren Anne & Geoffrey Gouinlock Christopher Roe Joanne Pearce Catherine & Douglas McIntosh BCom’87 Duncan & Cindy Ball & Imogen Brian Marabeth & Daniel Sharp Jeffrey McMullen Renato Russo George & Julie Sheen Michael & Elsa R. Nowlan Philip & Sandra Bunsick Elizabeth Burgess Brent & Lori Stackhouse Albert Ullrich †Current Class Giving Volunteer Lawrence Cannon Anonymous Larry & Wendy Walsh ♦QSB faculty/staff

“I’ve met many QSB alumni in my 35+-year career in business, much of which has been spent outside Canada. I’m often struck by how impressive they are, both in their professionalism and ability to compete against graduates from any other university in the world. “As we continue to make our mark on the global business scene, the diversity of our graduates is another attribute that distinguishes us. That is why I have chosen to support a scholarship that gives priority to students from the United States to study Commerce at Queen’s. Exposing the next generation of American business leaders to the exceptional QSB experience will only help to build awareness of the quality of our school in the wider international community.” John Nixon, BCom’78

34 “I believe that prejudice, discrimination and other negative biases can be broken down through education and interaction with people of other backgrounds — experiences that Queen’s offers its students. I give to the university because I believe a good education is important, and because I feel incredibly fortunate and proud to have attended Queen’s. “The Commerce program gave me a great foundation for my life after university. I want Queen’s to be able to maintain its high standards, and for a wide range of students to be able to benefit as I did"

Karen Bailey, BCom’93

Raymond Stanton BCom’93 Michael Forzley Daniel Iwachiw Victor Teves Kevin Armitage Kathleen & Eric Leopold Ryan Kalt John Tuer Karen Bailey Kara & Brett Potvin Jennifer Kao & Eugene Lei Peter Watson Simon & Mona Brown Paul Potvin Matthew Kropf & Tracey Batt-Watson Mark Caiger Jason Steel & Sarah Proll Brian Lau Earlene Worrall Jason Henderson Ross Rowan-Legg Helen McEvoy Anonymous (12) Jennifer Lamb & Justin Barr Amie Waite & Cassidy Larson Anita & Angus A. McOuat Anonymous (2) BCom’88 Andrew Long Jennifer & John Medland Jason Nardari Cindy & Duncan Ball & Gina Mollicone-Long BCom’98 David Millross † Lisa Orr Craig Hutchison† Ryan Pedlow Nadine Mirchandani Matthew Pressey Scott Lyons Brett & Kara Potvin Katharine Roberts Kociancic Mark Skeggs Genevieve G. Scott Carol Port & James Malone Dan Robertson Paul van Eyk Kathleen Wheelihan David Scapillati Andrew Wicken † Tammy & Rusty Sutherland Orest & Nikol Wowkodaw Nicola von Schroeter Daniel Wilton† Anonymous (2) Anonymous BCom’99 Anonymous Andrew Brewster BCom’02 BCom’89 BCom’94 David Caldana Bilal & Maryam Alibhai Patrick Baldwin Justin Barr & Jennifer Lamb Stephanie Quig Colin Bowman ♦ Jeanette Hepburn David Walsh Holly Ramsden Simone & Andrew Brunton Sandra† & Donald Linsdell Anonymous (3) & Michael Bussey Heather Campbell James Malone & Carol Port BCom’95 Prem Rawal & Adam Gordon ♦ Steven Millan Geoffrey Behm BCom’00 Jeremy Chan † Paul Pancham Hee-Suk Ham Omar Abdel Hafez† Brock Gill BCom’90 Ian McColl Jane Brean Robert Kallio Kevin Fahey & Moira Callahan Marjan Oman Eric Chang Robin Kovitz Don & Susan Marie Durant Bill Stamatis Christopher Chin-A-Loy & Samuel Johnston Hafiz Lalani Susan Gardiner Stephanie & Jeremy Thompson Laura & Ryan Couvrette Robert Mellema† Elizabeth Harrington Jeffrey Wordham Timothy Deacon & Lisa Roberts Anonymous Lauren Dmytrenko Antonio Rodrigues William Miller BCom’96 Ryan & Kendra Doersam & Tara Burns Adrian Ng David Dalziel Caroline Gibbings Anonymous Robin Ridesic Valerie Gillis & Benjamin Mandell BCom’91 David Roberts Ken Grewal† & Christina Skinner J Michael McCarthy Deanna Dobrowsky Stephan Smith† Thomas Hong & Sherri Adams Jeremy Scheetz Alexander Fabro Kathleen Taylor Scott Lawrence Rebecca Tascona Deborah & Paul Ford Anonymous (3) Kimberley McKenzie Jason Ward Gregory & Crystal Smith Gavin Muranaka Daniel Wares BCom’03 Stephen Thompson Mike Murray Gordon Woods Andrew & Alexandra Keilty Jo-Anne VanStrien Theodore Poulos Anonymous (2) Morgan Lackenbauer Fraser Whale Robert† & Sarah Renaud BCom’01 BCom’04 BCom’92 Marcia & Robert Tupling Robert Allan Hayley Becker† Michael Boone Adit Vohra Jonathan Allen Matthew Fong Jonathan Hamilton & Heidi Miller Mark Vrooman Michal Cegielski & Shannon Anamika Gadia Ellen Hunt BCom’97 Moore-Cegielski Carolyn Scott † Juliet Jacobs Tracey Bissett Kimberley Davis Sarah Wickins Claire Johnson & Mario Josipovic Kristian Bonn Paul G. Fitchett Jennifer Willemse Paul† & Wendy Lishman Jennifer Bourgeois Robert Gierula & Debby Shen Anonymous Fiona McArdle Michael Bussey Sarah Goel BCom’05 Marleen & Patrick McMaster & Holly Ramsden Andrew Gordon Andrew Smith Cynthia Schyff Jeremy Butteriss Michelle Grant † Thomas Whelan Stephen & Katherine Church Ryan Greaves Current Class Giving Volunteer ♦ Sareena Wildberger† Michael Donovan Tyler Hewlett QSB faculty/staff Christopher Wright Scott & Carolyn Earthy Gregory Holohan Anonymous (2) Donald Ford Nancy Hoo

35 Commerce Giving (continued)

"Queen’s School of Business was my “home away from home” during my four amazing undergraduate years there. My experience would not have been the same had alumni not given back to the school, and now it is my turn to repay their kindness. “Contributing a small amount each month can really add up and makes a significant difference for current students. Show your appreciation for all the school has done for you by contributing to QSB.” Rose Thuringer, BCom’11

BCom’06 Diana Dietrich Stephen Saunders Brendan Crampton David Power Anguel Dimov Jennifer Shcherban Alexandra Crookes Jamie See David Di Pasquale Jamie Shea Mark Cuyegkeng Anonymous Denton Downie Kathleen Shotbolt Marco D’Arienzo BCom’07 Amy Fan Matthew Smith Kabir Daswani Warren Duffy Michael Fok Adrian Snow Leia De Guzman Jennifer Hirano Victoria Foliot Geoffrey Taylor Evin Demirli † Melanie Langill† Britney Freeman Rose Thuringer Lauren Di Pede Robert Marsh† Stephie Fung Mark Vesely Emily Dubis Matthew Polci Jeffrey Gallant Yang Wang Brock Evans Allison Smith Brandon Gardner Lindsay Ward Daniel Farewell Anonymous (2) Morgan Graham Jesse Weening Natalie Fisher Jessica Hayward Robyn Williams Graeme Giltrow BCom’08 Laura Hunter Jenna Willis Virginia Goldstein Eddie Chuan-Shun Ho Lisa Jaczko Jessica Yang Heather Gouinlock Kyle Norton Sahar Jamal Stephen Yeung Rahul Goyal Natasha Struminikovski Lorne Kalmar Justin Yip Kyle Griese BCom’09 Priti Kapoor† BCom’12 Josh Hoffman Ivayla Dingilova Christopher Kawasoe Brynn Burstyn Steven Hoffman James Hunter Oliver Khan Yang Liu Patric Hong Clarisse Lau Morgan Klein-MacNeil† Alice Meng Cory Houde-Shulman Matthew Price† Kathleen Kopansky Cameron Pyper Lynda Huang Anonymous Connie Kuang Kelly Quinn Melissa Huang BCom’10 Rahim Lalani Seth Rosenberg Alexander Jackson Anne Gleeson Catherine Lancefield Constantine Tsapralis Sarah Jesty Spenser Heard† Emma Lauris Emily Young Jerome Josz Kayla Paret Lianne Lew Anonymous (2) Benjamin Keefe Allison Quinn Andrew Lu BCom’13 Nam Kim Sydney Young Daniel McBride Farhad Afzalzada Sebastian Ko BCom’11 Daniel McCann Kayla Albin Jules Koifman Justin Abraham Charlotte McEwen Alexandru Alexa David Koke Britta-Marie Allen Andrew McLarty Idrees Ali Jaihyun Kyeong Michael Barry Patrick Meyer William Allen Rose Li Kaitlin Blainey William Milne Eric Berard Andreas Lightstone Harrison Boyd Stephanie Pal Partha Bhowmick Payton Liske David Bushby Thomas Parente Michelle Bonnah Brendan Livingstone Lauren Capron Alison Pila James Bortolus Patrick Lobb Caroline Chagnon Dorion Positano Gregory Buchner Mark Lukas Jonathan Cho Kayleigh Roberts Jaclyn Bulbuck Charlotte MacDonald Andrew Colantonio Julien Roger Robert Burke † Bradley Rusheleau Jieun Choi Current Class Giving Volunteer Stephanie De Santo ♦ Michael Rutledge Michelle Cossitt QSB faculty/staff

“The Chancellor’s Award had a significant impact on my university experience. It provided me with the opportunity to attend Queen’s University and immerse myself within the school’s community. The award allowed me to focus my time and energy on various initiatives across Canada and to give back to my community. The support of donors who made such an award possible was instrumental in giving me the chance to explore, learn and push my limits.” Marco D’Arienzo , BCom’13

36 Devon MacMurray Derek Nicholson Annika Rinas Borislava Velickovic Dan Mandelman Christian Ng Jayson Rutledge Tara Wakter Diana Martin Tammy Ngai Laura Ryan Julie Weatherhead Gillian Martin Sharonrose Obuobi Rafi Saeed Jessica Weshler Jordan McDonald Avery Opie Nikhail Sawni John Whelan Julie McGibbon Amanda Perkins Matthew Schreurs Augusta White Kaileigh McMunagle Alicia Peters Tianjin Shao Carley Williamson Tyler Meyrick Ryan Peterson Erik Snucins Evelyne Wright Kristina Miner Nicola Plummer Meagan Sollows Davina Zahra Robert Mitchnick Alexandru Radu Avram Spatz Yang Zhang Nicholas Mittler Rachel Raffa Gary Tam Zan Zhang Connor Moen Sandra Rajic Brian Timmis Anonymous (3) Ziana Moledina Mitchell Reeves Alexandra Ternosky Stephanie Montano Attiq Rehman Curtis Thompson †Current Class Giving Volunteer Daniel Moor Qi Ren Spencer Thompson ♦QSB faculty/staff Katherine Moraca† Matthew Renwick Mark Vanderlinden Diana Mumford Jacqueline Rhind Brandon Vaters Paying it forward – QSB students raise $122,800 for worthy causes There are 216 students going to school in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), thanks in part to funds raised through the Commerce Society’s Frosh Week activities. In addition to contributing to the Nyantende Foundation, Frosh Week also supported six other national charities, to the tune of $9,000. Giving back to the community, locally, nationally and Frosh Week 2012 raised $9,000 internationally, is something QSB students take seriously. for charity From ComSoc’s ’Jail’N’Bail’ that raised nearly $11,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society, to the MBA students’ $11,175 donation to Right to Play, the efforts of QSB students to improve the conditions of others crosses all boundaries. In 2012-2013, QSB students in various programs raised more than $122,800 in support of 22 charities. “It’s a wonderful feeling to know that as a Commerce family we not only come together to support each other, but also to support those around us who are less fortunate,” said Natalie Fisher, BCom’13. She, along with classmates Brendon Holder, BCom’13 and Jacie DeHoop, Comm’14, were the organizers of ComSoc’s Holiday for Hope campaign that raised $11,000, providing meals and toys for 78 local families, including 120 children, in December.

Wrapping gifts for kids in need for the Holiday for Hope campaign

Queen’s Principal Daniel Woolf MBA’13 students at the behind bars with organizers of the gala in support of the Jail’N’Bail cancer fundraiser Right to Play charity

37 Where the money went

Student fundraisers chose to support a wide variety of charitable and non-profit organizations locally, nationally and internationally. The chart below shows how much each student group raised, and which charities benefitted from their generosity.

Charitable organization Amount Donor organization beneficiary raised Commerce Society Conferences, Competitions and other initiatives Jail-N-Bail Canadian Cancer Society 10,975 Holiday Hope Family and Children’s Services of Frontenac, Lennox, 11,250 and Addington Commerce and Engineering Environmental World Wildlife Fund "Arctic Home Campaign" 100 Conference Queen's Business Forum on the Fashion Industry The Corsage Project 500 Queen's Finance Association Conference Movember 250 Queen's Marketing Association Conference Martha's Table 1,000 Queen's Sports Industry Conference Canadian Tire JumpStart Charity 1,200 DECA Queen's Invitational Business competition Martha's Table 500 Queen's Micro Credit Challenge Kiva ( a non-profit organization that grants micro-credit 700 loans to entrepreneurs in developing nations) ComSoc Cure Cancer Classic Canadian Cancer Society 5,000 Students Offering Support (SOS) - student Two two-week trips to Chile and Nicaragua, May 1-15 43,983 tutoring service that raises funds for projects and Aug 16-30 around the world ComSoc Athletics Committee CIBC Run For The Cure, Canadian Cancer Society 3,600 Frosh Week Nyantende Foundation (funds schooling for children in 4,028 the Congo) Feed The Children 648 Make-A-Wish Foundation 557 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation 1,148 Heart and Stroke Foundation 931 Right to Play 439 Red Cross 1,381 Oil Thigh Designs Relay for Life 705 Canadian Cancer Society 250 YMCA Strong Kids 250 Commerce Has Heart, Queen's Gives The Gift of 8 875 MBA programs Executive MBA students Big Bike for Heart & Stroke Foundation 650 Vancouver-to-Seattle Ride to Conquer Cancer 7,256 Run-For-A-Reason, Ottawa Hospital Foundation 7,488 Full-time MBA students Movember 6,000 Right to Play 11,175 $122,839

38 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 Commerce students, from first to fourth year, who contributed to the new wing in 2012/2013.

Samira Abed Mary Behal Cole Castellarin Brandon Davis Julie Adams Nora Belanger Hannah Chafetz James Davis Rachel Adams Catherine Bell Echo Chan John Davison Kaivan Adjedani Charles Benson Sahiba Chandhoke Andrew Dawson Farhad Afzalzada Eric Berard Michael Chang Leia De Guzman Moontahan Ahmed Kaitlyn Bergeron Gursimar Chatha Alexandra De Rosa Nadif Ahmed Colin Bergman Laura Chau Paul De Sadeleer Shakeeb Ahmed Bryn Berry Jack Cheesewright Alexander Debski Khalif Ahsan James Bertrand Ningyuan Chen Marco D'Elia Ryan Aimers Zoe Best Priscilla Chen Eleanor Delicaet Isabelle Akerhielm Partha Bhowmick Xenia Chen Alicia Della Maestra Christian Alaimo Meredith Binns Kiefer Cheng John Dellosa Kayla Albin Alexandra Bishop Sixuan Cheng Evin Demirli Alexandru Alexa Mikaela Bocking Yen Cheng James Dent Vanessa Alexopoulos Nigel Bocking David Cherney Victoria DeSousa Idrees Ali William Bocking Robert Chiu Lily Devins William Allen Paul Bodack Abha Chiyedan Lauren Di Pede Cameron Allison Vladimir Bogdashkin Jieun Choi Ian Dickinson Danielle Amirault James Bolt Paul Choi Steadman Dinning Elizabeth Andrews Michelle Bonnah Sophia Choong Anthony DiPietro Leonardo Aniceto Jessica Bonnema Anamika Choudhary Andrew Dolinski Brock Arbo Advait Bopardikar Calvin Chow Kylie Doobenen Alison Ardila Jamie Borenstein Sonia Chowdhury Boulton Doolittle Thomas Arkless James Bortolus Jonathan Chu Robert Dowler Emma Armstrong Louis Bousquet Jai Chung Eric Down Simon Arnet-Zargarian Richard Brook Adam Clark Ivo Dramov Tina Asgharzadeh Eric Brown Mitchell Clarke Claire Droniuk Colin Babington Jessica Brown Jonathan Claxton Archit Dubey Amrithal Bachra Kathleen Brown Dale Clinker Amanda Duma Shannon Bailey Gregory Buchner James Cochrane Brittany Durham Laura Baker Nicholas Buecking Jamie Cooper Caitlin Early Navid Bakhtiari Mustafa Bukhari Sean Costen Sam Edwardes Christine Bancroft Jaclyn Bulbuck Hannah Cowan Alexandra Ekiert Liam Bannon Diana Bull Kyla Craig Brock Evans Rebecca Banyard Christopher Bulla Shannon Craig Paul Ewasuik Julia Barber Robert Burke Brendan Crampton Sarah Ewen Melissa Barker Jamie Burns Nadia Credico Bafode Fadiga Nicholas Bartakovich Mikaila Buszowski Alexandra Crookes Salima Fakirani Drew Barvir Alisa Buttar Susie Cui Daniel Farewell Ahsen Basit Tyler Buttenham Mark Cuyegkeng Hilary Farr Samuel Battista Yilan Cai Clara Dagenais Roy Farrer Nicole Baumgartner Jorge Caicedo Jason Dale Corinne Fealy Paige Baumgartner Ryan Cairns Jacob Dancyger Benjamin Fenech Spencer Bayley Linda Campbell Luciano D'Angelo Andrew Ferizovic Jessica Beakbane Sara Cantanna Marco D'Arienzo Jesse Ferras Kristen Beatty Michael Cardwell Kaivan Dashti Oriana Fiore Kyle Beaudry Chad Carney Kabir Daswani Natalie Fisher Brandon Bedford George Carr Maggie Davies Brittany Fitzgerald Brittany Carter Alexander Davis Jacqueline Flannery

39 Chloe Fleury Abigail Haines Sarah Jesty Arun Kuruganti Rachel Fong Kathryn Hajjar Rui Ji Stephanie Kusters Brennan Foo Christopher Haliburton Yiyu Jiang Min Kwak Reid Foose Isabelle Hall Zheng Jiang Anson Kwok Georgia Forbes Kendra Halman Fraser Johnson Jaihyun Kyeong Nikolas Fountas Sarah Hannay Graham Joiner Kolby Kyle Lance Fraser Jacqueline Hanson Connor Jones Christopher Labelle Emma Freeman David Harris Grant Jones Douglas Lai Samantha Friedland Sean Harvey Jerome Josz Natalie Laing Jonah Friedman Craig Hasler Joseph Joy Sarah Laird Andrew Fullerton Megan Hastings Sangeun Ju Alison Landry Ryan Fung Tea Haxhillari Megan Judges Michael Lang Andrew Gabriel Caroline Hayes Yongku Jung Andrea Lau Katharine Gagnon Elizabeth Hayes Androniki Kalergis Chester Lau Kristine Gai Katherine Hayes Amit Kalra Sabrina Law Joseph Galea Chuan He Anna Kaltakjian Spencer Law Nicholas Galle Cole Heideman Jay Kaminski Andrew Lawlor Cheng Gao Matthew Heideman Mathew Kaminski William Lay Mitchell Garvey Chase Heinemann Maze Vikram Kandeth Adam Le Dain Bradley Gastman Tyler Hennick David Kang Adam Lee Rosemary Gatenby Justin Herlick Su Kang Jaehyuk Lee Mark Gaudry Dayna Hill Michael Karp Shing Lee Shayne Gelbard Chih-Yu Ho Neel Kawale Tristan Lehman Miguel Gentile Jeffrey Hocevar James Kay Jessica Leung Emma Germanakos Trevor Hoff Ian Keiper Harrison Levy Madelaine Gilberg Josh Hoffman Maegan Kelly David G Lewis Andrew Giles Steven Hoffman Tanner Kelly Meng Li Joseph Gilpin Melissa Holbrook Thomas Kewley Rose Li Graeme Giltrow Michael Holley Muhammad Khan Rosey Li Lianne Girard Patric Hong Farrah Khoo Tianyu Li George Gleeson Laura Hoogstraten Christopher Kileel Andreas Lightstone Brooke Glover Zachary Horlick Chanshik Kim Eric Lim Brooklyn Glover Cory Houde-Shulman Hyunmin Kim Alison Lindsay Carly Goldberg Jake Housdon Jongsung Kim Cameron Lindsay Corey Goldberg Christopher Houston Min Kim Nathan Linton Virginia Goldstein Logan Houston Nam Kim Payton Liske Kaitlin Goodleaf Caileigh Howieson Shawn Kim Katherine Little Daniel Gordon Lynda Huang Yong Kim Jia Liu Kristin Gottschalk Wing Huang David King Yaonan Liu Matthew Gottschling Catherine Hudson Kelvin Kingsley Jonah Livingston Heather Gouinlock Elise Hudson Nicole Kipp Patrick Livingston Hayden Gould Melissa Hudson Alexander Kiriakou Brendan Livingstone Rahul Goyal Thomas Hughes Lea Kirkconnell Katherine Lloyd Michael Gracie Luke Hume Connor Kitchen Talon Lloyd Dixon Grant Samantha Hume Sebastian Ko Patrick Lobb Rebecca Grant Shelby Hurlburt Jules Koifman Shannon Lochead Sonia Grebenisan Eun Hwang David Koke David Loney Lukas Grey Ellen Hyslop Vanessa Kolias Connor Long Kyle Griese Massimo Ianniruberto Josephine Koopman Katherine Lorenzo Sam Griffiths Ji Im Holly Koval Graham Lougheed Sarah Gross Tatiana Isaza Roman Kozhushko Mark Louie Spencer Gudewill Ashley Itzcovitch Amy Kraemer Abraham Lozano Julia Guenther Alexander Jackson Marissa Krausz Mark Lukas Nikhil Gupta Andrea Jacyk Roshanaa Krishnamoorthy Stephanie Lusignan Rachel Ha Trevor James Philip Kuang Charlotte MacDonald River Habermehl Hatt Zachary Janes Natalia Kugler Jacob MacDonald Samantha Hainer Emily Jarvis Alia Kuksis James Macdonald

40 Robert MacDonald Jane Mills Tony Pan Claire Purdon Scott MacDonell Kristina Miner Arzina Pandjou Sohee Pyo Keith MacDougall Michael Mingay Walter Pang Julia Raco Alise Macfadyen Danielle Minnett Mehwish Panjwani Alexandru Radu Tobias MacFarlane Chadwick Mitchell Brittany Pantalone Rachel Raffa Emma Macintosh Robert Mitchnick Emma Paris Sharif Rahnema Douglas Mackenzie Nicholas Mittler Kirsten Parker-Sutton Sandra Rajic Derek Mackie Connor Moen Alana Paterson Jordan Rakhra Devon MacMurray Ziana Moledina Jose Pauig Kristine Ramsbottom James Macvicar Stephanie Montano Maryam Pazirandeh Nicole Rand Kerry Maguire Daniel Moor Erica Pearson Amarpreet Randhawa Brian Maloney Joline Moore Robyn Pearson Taranjit Randhawa Kyle Maloney Sarah Moore Saroop Peetamber Vasanth Ranganathan Dan Mandelman Tyler Moore Kristen Pegg Margaret Ranson Arielle Manirakiza Katherine Moraca Curtis Peller Sarah Ray Brendan Manley Daniel Morris Sarina Pelletier Tyler Ray Michael Manojlovich Scott Morrison Lindsay Pellett Christopher Rayment Oleksiy Marchenko Alexander Morsink Brayden Penner Charles Reese Maureen Marful Lindsay Mosher Amanda Perkins Matthew Reeves Gillian Martin Devanshi Moudgil Nicholas Perossa Mitchell Reeves Hannah Martin Shane Mullen Gregory Perron Russell Reeves Katelyn Martinko Diana Mumford Alicia Peters Attiq Rehman Jessica Marven Brett Murphy Ryan Peterson Khaliq Rehman Benjamin Mason Sara Murphy Laura Phillips Lauren Reid Natalie Mason Keenan Murray Laura Pickard Rebecca Reid Michael Mastrella Stefanie Mutheardy Emily Pile Spencer Relph Matthew Maudsley John Myers Borna Pir Zadeh Qi Ren Andrew Mavety Raid Naji Ryan Pistorius Matthew Renwick Bryan McCann Hafsa Naveed Nicola Plummer Petra Repka Daniel Mcconnell Christian Ng Sean Poter Jacqueline Rhind Sara Mccormick Tammy Ngai Nicholas Power Cameron Rice-Gural James Mcdonald Michelle Nguyen Anna Premyslova Aaron Richler Jordan McDonald Carly Nicholson Cameron Prouse Annika Rinas Jason McDonnell Derek Nicholson Charlie Prussky Adrienne Rinne Kimberly McDougall Stephen Nishida Miaomiao Pu Maximillian Ripper Taylor Mcdowall Brett Noiles Connor Pugliese Ellen Ritchie Hugh Mcfall Vladimir Novosselov Jeffrey McFarland Adrienne Oake Julie McGibbon Jessica Oakie Michael McGill Scott O'Brien Kristen McKenna Sharonrose Obuobi Parker Mckibbon Teryn O'Byrne Hope McLarty Duncan O'Donnell Joan McLarty Melissa Oliphant Kelly Mclarty Tara Oliphant Brianna McLaughlin Christopher O'Neill Emily McMahon Avery Opie Kaileigh McMunagle Benjamin Oppenheimer Jacqueline McPhedran Katherine O'Reilly Luke Mcquilkin Rachel Orr Anastasia Megan Michael Osborne Samuel Menard Andrew Oskroba Tyler Meyrick Taylor Ostoich Caroline Mierins Michael Ozburn Michael Milazzo Alexa Padovani The Goodes Hall expansion opened for business on Sept. 14, 2012, Adam Miller Marco Pagotto thanks in part to Commerce students who pledged their support. Maxwell Milligan June Pak

41 Beatrice Robertson Aaron Silins Robert Tomalty David Wilson Ryan Robertson Ryne Smetheram Jordan Tomas William Wilson Deyell Robinson Patrick Smit Nicolas Tompkins Irene Wong Sarah Roden Christopher Smith Jaclyn Tong Jeremy Wong Sami Rodrigue Joshua Smith Elizabeth Toniolo Yan Wong Nicholas Rogers Lauren Smith Maxwell Townsend Dong Woo Marines Rojas Samantha Snedden Luca Trisi Anna Woodruff Caitlin Ronald Erik Snucins Samantha Tsalikis Olivia Woods Noah Rosen Isabella So Jessica Tsang Nicholas Wooster Rosalind Ross Remi Soare Constantine Tsapralis Alexander Wright Benjamin Rossetto Filip Soczewski Kai Tu Austin Wright Lydia Rowe Solongo Sodnomdorj Melissa Turnbull Evelyne Wright Hayley Rushford Sadman Soeb Curtis Urbanowicz Leah Wright Julie Russell Meagan Sollows Jaril Valenciano Szu-Han Wu Jayson Rutledge Alyssa Spagnolo Bronwyn Valentine Xiao Wu Laura Ryan Stephanie Spagnolo Tegan Valentine Blake Wyman Wyatt Rybchinsky Yannik Spang Jonathan Valeriati Cindy Xia Jordan Rygier Avram Spatz Jennifer Van Der Wee Jasmine Xiao Amanda Saagi William Sprague Quyen Van Annie Xiong Rafi Saeed Michael Spriet Jane Vandale Yi Xiong Manvir Sagoo Matthew Stairs Cole VandenBygaart Hang Xu Salman Sajid Sarah Sternberg Mark Vanderlinden Jixiao Xu Michelle Sansom Stephanie Stevens Katherine Vasilopoulos Tianjiao Xu Nicholas Sarjeant Matthew Straatman Brandon Vaters Stephanie Yang Nikhail Sawni Lauren Sudeyko Borislava Velickovic Matthew Yensen Spencer Schaan Rafiq Suleman Alessia Vettese Jeremy Yeung Thomas Schneider Karthik Swaminathan Andrew Vettese Wanyue Yin Noah Schouela Cyrus Symoom Eric Vice Julie Yip Jennifer Schreurs Catherine Szendrey Lindsey Virtue Maria Yu Matthew Schreurs Sean Szturm Troy Wagner Qinyi Yu Nolan Schwab Katherine Taft Tara Wakter Suzanne Zaffino Alexander Scott Alexander Tait Michael Walker Davina Zahra Katherine Scott Chloe Tait Anna Wall Roni Zarfati Alina Sedlak Gary Tam Jing Wang William Zed Elliot Seetner Mark Tanel Miranda Wang Rebecca Zentner-Barrett Yarin Sekler Andrea Tang Selina Wang Jonathan Zhang Evan Sequeia Tiffany Tang Ryan Ward Wen Zhang Jessica Sermer Julia Tao Amanda Warkentin Xian Zhang Duncan Seston Carolyn Taylor Arielle Warren Xiao Zhang Elise Sethna Larissa Taylor Graham Watt Xincheng Zhang Michaela Shackleton Lauren Taylor Julie Weatherhead Yang Zhang Bradley Shafran Paula Tecson Riley Webb Yimo Zhang Alison Shamie Zachary Teicher Tyler Wedekamm Yining Zhang Meijia Shang Alexandra Ternosky Adam Wells Zan Zhang Tianjin Shao Rylan Thackway Jessica Weshler Mohan Zhao Jillian Shaver Nishan Thayalan Tyler Whealy Jia Zheng Kathryn Shaw Curtis Thompson John Whelan Lucy Zheng Yalei Shen Kelsey Thompson Augusta White Wei Zhu Jacob Shepherd Spencer Thompson Jessica Whitehead Vladana Zlatic Meaghan Shepherd Kelly Thomson Michael Whynot Somer Zuiker Jae Shin Matthew Timbrell Theadora Wildman Cathy Zuo Russell Shirra Bradley Timmings Connor Wilkinson Floyd Shou Brian Timmis Carley Williamson Yuwen Shu Geoffrey Timmons Daniel Williamson Qian Shui Jacqueline To David Williamson Amanda Siedzik Bilge Tokmakci Thomas Williamson

42 MBA, MSc & PhD Giving

MBA’62 MBA’75 Ray Richardson† MBA’96 Donald Budge Frank & Chris Klisanich & Anne Nurse-Richardson Bruce Enstone David Hennigar MBA’76 John Vermeer Kent Campbell Wayne Hypponen David Ngo MBA’85 Dufferin Friesen Anonymous Ernest Jury Cate & Tony Woodward Michael Brown Melvyn Swain MBA’97 MBA’77 James Colby Donald & Norma Thurston David Gauthier George Cooke & Lynn Southcott Anonymous † Kevin Orbinski Lena Koiv Donald Cranston MBA’63 Paul Robins Virginia Welsman† Ian Dawson John♦†& Virginia Gordon Anonymous (2) Anonymous (2) Barry & Alexandra Dowdall MBA’64 Jamie Hanna MBA’99 John Callum MBA’78 Hugh Helferty† Andrew Papierz Norman Cowan Brigita Gravitis-Beck Kim McKenzie Glynis Anne Henry MBA’01 Richard Flechner John Monroe Helen McLellan Anonymous Anonymous MBA’65 MBA’02 MBA’79 David Ling MBA’86 Barry Grundy Samuel Gudewill† MBA’68 Scott Anderson Faizal Hasham Stephen Lloyd Anonymous MBA’87 Peter Suchanek Peter & Barbara McWhirter Jerry del Missier MBA’69 John Monroe MBA’03 Richard Hallson Robert & Mary Bell Stephen Moore Eric Lavoie Peter Papaioannou Graham Farquharson Katie & Christopher Wallace Mahbod Shobiri-Nabavi David♦ & Candace McConomy Anonymous (3) Anonymous MBA’80 Anonymous MBA’88 Michael Bandzierz MBA’05 Monika Federau Michael Donovan MBA’70 & Ethel Patterson† Michael Freeman Rebecca Tascona Stephen & Kathleen Anderson John Kitchen Sally Peterson† Richard Hale Elaine & Ian Ladd MBA’06 † & Bryan Pearson John Watson Matthew Masternak Akaljot Dhillon Anonymous MBA’91 MBA’81 MBA’07 MBA’71 William Sparks Stephen Anema Ryan Greaves John & Helen McKay Ethel Patterson† MBA’92 Leslie Mack MBA’72 & Michael Bandzierz Marc Brunet Michael MacSween Pierre Brunet John & Kathryn See MBA’93 Leonid Popov James Cranston Jeffrey Shank Laura Macdougall MBA’08 Jos Wintermans Rami Hobeychi MBA’82 Anonymous (2) Andrew Matthews MBA’73 Barry Curran MBA’94 Anonymous Louis Calvet Michael Lomas Michael Burns John & Marion Kerr Stephen Pathak David & Kathryn Carey MBA’09 James Leech Derek & Marilyn Sutton Elaine Dale Adam Gordon John & Sharon Ritchie Anonymous Lori Allison Goodyear & Heather Campbell Anonymous (3) MBA’83 Adam Prusin MBA’10 MBA’74 ♦ Charles & Marion Mossman David & Hisako Pullman Shaun Cahill David Campbell Thomas & M. Lynne Okanski David Shaver Jean-Rene Carle-Mossdorf James Crowe Anonymous Timothy Julien Ian† & Pat Macdonald MBA’84 MBA’95 Anonymous Robert McKinnell Janet Draper Henry & Marion Meyer Lorraine Dyke Jonathan Morris †Current Class Giving Volunteer Anonymous Janet Mann Gordon Parr ♦QSB faculty/staff

“On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of my graduation, I started thinking about the intervening years and the impressions I have today about my time at Queen’s School of Business. What struck me most is that one course, Behavioural Accounting, and the professor, Norman Macintosh, had a lasting influence on my work-life. As a CEO for 25 years, I tried to set rules and policies that would be interpreted and followed, rather than perverted or skirted. Professor Macintosh’s work is very important to me and I found a way to thank him by creating the Professor Norman Macintosh MBA Entrance Scholarship.” Jos Wintermans, MBA’72

43 “Being awarded the Len Morrow MBA Scholarship was very influential in my decision to attend Queen’s School of Business. The scholarship eased the financial burden and helped me to focus on my learning and interactions with many bright and dedicated classmates, professors, and alumni. “My Queen’s experience has been fantastic. Thanks to Mr. Morrow’s generosity, I have strengthened my business acumen, fine-tuned my leadership skills, and made personal and professional contacts that will be instrumental as I move forward in my career.” Susie Lévesque, MBA’13

MBA’11 Sachin Vasudeva Fawzi Irani Jason Spencer Sean Smith Yue Zhang Seemab Kadri Kranthi Tata MBA’12 CQ-EMBA’13* Desmond Keenan Eric Taylor Robert McIntosh♦† Amir Adab Richard Kirby Margaret Tsang Peter Szaflarski Evagelos Alexopoulos Allan Koivo Frederick Underwood Scott Anderson Dennis Kurian Vikram Venneti MBA’13 Gregory Lauze Emerson Wen Anonymous (2) Satish Annapureddy Ryan Barringer David Lee Megan Whitman CQ-EMBA’11* Sutirtha Bhattacharya Michael Li Lynn Yakoweshen Anonymous Ashley Binter† Winnie Lieu Tong Yang Alex Cardenas Stephen Markgraf Kevin Yeung CQ-EMBA’12* † Shahram Banaie-Yazdi Chandrakanth Chebiyyam Jessica Mason Tadayoshi (Henry) Yoshida June Chen Shaoan Chin Anne Matson Yi Zhou Omar Daudi & Zehra Daudi Scott Cruciger Jeff McDonald Anonymous (2) Sanabel El-Rayes Steven Danielson Jimmy Medeiros MSc’99 Issam Moussaoui Christopher Evans Kyle Delisle Jocelyn Tsai Trokenheim Mohammad Movassaghi Philippe Guibert Karen Dick Abir Mukherjee MSc’09 Michael & Kara Healey Trevor Gamba Olukayode Oladele Andrew Smith Adrian Joaquin Nitin Gandhi Maduvegadde Omprakash PhD’03 Dami Kim Rohit Gupta Joshua Pasquariello Timothy Jones Adrian Mitchell Michael Hall Subramanian Rajasimhan Landon Modien James Hamilton PhD’06 Edith Robinson Chinedu Onwuama Charles Hastey Leighann Neilson Scott Russell Surendranath Ramlochun Kanwardeep & Suneet Hazrah Gaurang Sardana † Iain Rogers Jason Hedges Current Class Giving Volunteer Steven Schuster ♦ Jonathan & Adriana Rosemberg Atul Hirpara QSB faculty/staff Michael Horning Krishnamurthym (Kris) Shankar Thomas Stanford Jr. Ryan Small Tyler W Tollefson Amanda Hyland

*Class gifts from the Cornell-Queen’s EMBA classes of 2012 and 2013 were directed to Queen’s School of Business and Cornell University’s Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management.

“Attending Queen’s Commerce has been a dream of mine, and I couldn’t have gotten here without the help of my parents and the MBA’71 Entrance Award for Commerce students. Since Day One, Queen’s Commerce has been a valuable learning experience that will support my professional career. It is an honour to have been selected as a bursary recipient.”

Sahiba Chandhoke, Comm’15

44 Corporate and Foundation Donors – Lifetime

$3,000,000+ Nexen Inc.* Margaret & Wallace McCain Foundation BMO Financial Group* QCED Inc. The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Merrill Lynch Canada Inc. $1,000,000 - $2,999,999 Foundation Nissan Canada PepsiCo Foundation* Canadian Imperial Bank $100,000 - $249,999 of Commerce Queen’s Commerce Society Institute of Chartered Accenture Inc. & Accenture Royal Trust Company Accountants of Ontario Charitable Foundation Sceptre Investment Scotiabank Ambac Assurance Corp. Counsel Limited Pfizer Consumer Group* Bell Canada The Felicia & Arnold Britton Smith Foundation Aaron Foundation The Molson Donations Fund $500,000 - $999,999 Cogeco Cable Canada Inc. Toronto-Dominion Bank Certified Management Deloitte & Touche Unilever Canada Inc. Accountants of Ontario Ernst & Young LLP* KPMG LLP & The KPMG General Mills Foundation* $25,000 - $49,999 Foundation* Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Kraft Canada Inc. Allard Foundation Ltd. Procter & Gamble Inc.* P & G Fund Export Development Canada RBC, RBC Foundation & RBC Princess Street Club General Electric Canada Inc.* Dominion Securities Sun Life Financial Inc. IBM Canada Ltd. Suncor Energy Foundation The Calgary Foundation Imperial Oil Foundation The Melvin R. Goodes The John Dobson Foundation I T A C Family Foundation Inc. Xerox Canada Inc. McKinsey & Company Inc. Mercer (Canada) Ltd. $250,000 - $499,999 $50,000 - $99,999 Monitor Company Armstrong Family Foundation Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Nortel Networks Corporation CARA Birch Hill Equity Partners SeaBoard Group Certified General Accountants Shell Canada Limited of Ontario Financial Post The Ralph M. Barford Foundation Chubb Insurance Company Goldman Sachs & Co.* of Canada Great-West Life Assurance Co. The MasterCard Foundation Henry White Kinnear Foundation Japan Foundation *Matching gift program HSBC Bank Canada Maple Leaf Foods Inc.

The BMO Financial Group Atrium in Goodes Hall was the setting of the fourth annual Innovation Summit organized by full-time MBA students. It featured an opening address by Kingston Mayor Mark Gerretsen, pictured at left.

45 Corporate and Foundation Annual Giving

The following list recognizes corporations and foundations that donated to Queen’s School of Business between May 1, 2012 and April 30, 2013.

Alliance Data Ernst & Young LLP QCED Inc. Anixter ExperiencePoint Inc. Queen’s Women’s Association Aon Foundation General Mills Foundation Rio Tinto Alcan BMO Financial Group Goldman Sachs & Co. Royal and Sun Alliance Bell Canada HSBC Bank Canada Scotiabank Birch Hill Equity Partners IBM Canada Ltd. TELUS Corporation Canadian Imperial Bank of Institute of Chartered Accountants The Forever Group Commerce of Ontario The Hershey Company Canadian National Exhibition Jessica Mason Consulting The KPMG Foundation Association LoyaltyOne Inc. The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Certified Management Accountants Manulife Financial Foundation of Ontario Mississaugua Golf The MasterCard Foundation Chubb Insurance Company of & Country Club Ltd. Suncor Energy Foundation Canada Nissan Canada Towers Watson Canada Inc. Corning Incorporated Foundation PepsiCo Foundation TransCanada PipeLines Limited Definitive PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Matching Gifts

The following companies and foundations made matching gifts to Queen’s School of Business in fiscal year 2012/2013, totaling $77,977.

Alliance Data Corning Incorporated Foundation TELUS Corporation Anixter Ernst & Young LLP The Hershey Company Aon Foundation General Mills Foundation The KPMG Foundation Bank of Montreal Goldman Sachs & Co. Towers Watson Canada Inc. Chubb Insurance Company PepsiCo Foundation TransCanada PipeLines Limited of Canada Rio Tinto Alcan

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.

46 Class Gifts

Lisanne Hill (left), Sharon Ranson and John Gleeson present the BCom’80 class gift to Dean David Saunders at the 2012 Fall Reunion Brunch. The gift exceeded the class’s $1-million target — and set the record as the largest class gift in QSB history. The funds will help qualified students in financial need enroll in the Commerce program, thanks to the newly established BCom’80 Award.

Donald Cranston presents the MBA’85 class gift to Dean David Saunders. In recognition of the funds being directed to the Goodes Hall expansion, a team room for MBA students was named in honour of the MBA’85 class.

To initiate or contribute to a class fund, please contact Shelley Hamill at [email protected] or 855.572.1536.

Shawn Cooper and Douglas McCutcheon (in Commerce coveralls) present a cheque on behalf of the Com’87 class. More than 65% of the class participated in the campaign to raise funds for the Com’87 Award that will support Commerce students in financial need.

47 Rob Mellema (left) and Stephan Smith demonstrate their class’s support of the Commerce 2002 Kate Moraca presents the Commerce Class Leadership Entrance Award. of 2013 COMMitment gift that supports an exchange bursary and the refurbishment of a display case in Goodes Hall.

Jeanette Lawrence proudly displays the cheque representing the 2013 Cornell-Queen’s EMBA class gift in support of the Cornell-Queen’s EMBA Fund presented at her class’s convocation in May.

“I am honoured to be the recipient of the Commerce’64 Fellowship of Managerial Economics, and grateful for the support it has provided me in my research in business economics. This research explores such issues as the interaction between competition in the product market and innovation in organizations. A key ingredient to higher incomes and increases in the standard of living is innovation and associated productivity gains, areas where Canada has lagged in recent years. This research is of interest to policymakers, who seek to raise the standards of living of their constituents; and to business leaders, who try to adapt to ever-intensifying global competition. It is also of interest to my MBA students, the business leaders of tomorrow. I am very excited about this research, and grateful for the Commerce’64 Fellowship that has enabled me to explore this important topic.” Jean-Etienne de Bettignies Commerce’64 Fellow of Managerial Economics

48 Gifts from Friends — Faculty, Staff, Students and Friends

Stephen Atchison, BSc’97 Shirley M. Gleeson Nancy & Rick Martin William Quinn Norma Ballard Lorraine Gotlib Paterson Andrew McCall, BA’85 Marian Reid Perry♦ & Annamaria Bamji, & Christopher B. Paterson William McKenzie, Aureen Richardson BA’98, MA’05 Shirley & Bill Gottschalk BSc(Eng)’48 Jean C. Ross ♦ Neetha Sands Barclay A. Jennie Gray Monica & Douglas McLarty, Laurie Ross♦, MPA’07 ♦ & Linwood Barclay Shelley Hamill BScH’79, LLB’89 David M. Saunders♦ ♦ Bill Bennett Elizabeth Harrison Judith & Julian Merry & Susan Bartholomew Jan & Richard Bennett Joan Hart Alverna & Barry Metcalfe Douglas C. Saunders Melba Bennett Lenore & David Hawkey June Miller Mary & Ralph Selby Estate of M. Jean Black Brenda G. Hercia Pauline Milrad Daphne & Larry Shick ♦ William Blake Lloyd Hoffman Anne & Jack Mollenhauer Patricia Stackhouse, BA’54, RitaSue Bolton, MPA’92, Marlene Howard Julia Moore-Koch & Brock Stackhouse, BAH’54 & Gordon Koch ♦ BEd’98, & Curtis Bolton, Glenn Ives Patti & Sandy Staples BEd’74 Hazel & Rodger Morrison Joan & Daniel Jim Cynthia Stark Donna & Allan Brash Edward Mui Kenneth Johnston, BAH’97 Marilyn & John Stark Roberta Brooks Laetitia & John Murray Leslie Johnson, LLB’90 Susan Stark Bernadette & Robert Brown Sheila Murray, BNSc’59, Joan Keenleyside Sherrill & Terence Stinson MPA’91, & Robert Murray, Ann & Gerald Wendy & Robert Brown & R. Garth McNaughton BSc(Eng)’57 Strickland-Clark William M. Bryden Barbara A. Kelso ♦ Jennifer Nolan-Railer Wayne Striker Janet & David Bumstead Louise & Charles Knox Carolyn Paterson, BScH’85, Dennis Tillotson Daniel Burns, BAH’70 Deb Koscielski & Alan Paterson, Peter & Connie Todd, BA’92 Ana Maria & Donald Carty, Alexa Lambert BSc(Eng)’85 BAH’68, LLD’01 ♦ Susan Turner ♦ Ruth LeBlanc, BA’82, Annette Paul , BAH’98 & Douglas Jure Yolande Chan & Eric LeBlanc♦, ♦ Karen Pearman, BA’81, Frank Vettese Sara & Peter Copestake, BAH’82, LLM’12 & Ross Pearman, BScH’78 BA’78 Brigitte Wozniak Judy & Ron Loveys Joyce Peterson William Coyle Anonymous (33) Gerald Low, BA’70 Carol Petter, BA’81, MPA’95, ♦ John M. Davison Cheryl & Robert Lynch & Robert Petter, MEd’82 QSB faculty/staff ♦ (current and retired) Jessica & Jayson Duggan, Stephanie & Murray Donald Polk, BSc(Eng)’83 BA’95 MacPhail Debby Pollit & Michael Davis John Easson Jan & Brian♦ Marchant, Catherine Purcell♦, Paolo Fabrizio BA’99 BScH’78, BEd’85, MEd’98

BCom’13, ’14, ’15 & ’16 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 Goodes Hall expansion. For a complete list of names of Commerce students who have pledged their support, visit qsb.ca/pledge2013

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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 School of Business. To find out if your employer To present your gift in person, please visit us on the 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, Queen’s School of Business, U.S.-based alumni and their relatives can make and send it to: donations directly to Queen’s University under the Canada-United States Income Tax Convention. Queen’s School of Business U.K.-based alumni can make donations to Queen’s Development and Alumni Relations University through the Charities Aid Foundation Goodes Hall, Queen’s University U.K. by way of a cheque made payable to Charities Kingston, ON K7L 3N6 Aid Foundation U.K. (for information on CAF please To direct your donation to a specific investment visit www.cafonline.org). For other international priority, please include a note to that effect giving, please contact us or consult your in your envelope. financial planner.

Remembering QSB in your will Contact Us www.qsb.ca/invest You may choose to make a bequest to the school [email protected] through your will or gift a life insurance policy to 613-533-6480 or 1-855-572-1536 the school. Please contact Catherine Purcell for more details at [email protected]

50 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

Christal Agostino, MBA'11 David Girard, MBA'12 John Armstrong, BCom'91 Patrick Glinski, BCom'04 Sally Arshi, MBA'10 Justine Gonsalves, Alana Awad, BCom'09 BCom'09 Kalyan Ayyalasomayajula, MBA'07 Shannon Goodspeed, Stephen Bleeker, EMBA'10 BSc'76, MBA'83 Steve Bolliger, BCom'83 Adam Gordon, MBA'09 Peter Bond, BCom'09 Ken Grewal, BCom'96 Phillip Bookalam, BCom'68 Rich Hale, MBA'70 Michael Borden, BCom’80 Richard Hale, BCom'69, MBA'70 Harrison Boyd, BCom'11 Stephanie Hamilton, Iain Bruce, BCom’81 MBA'10 Don Burns, BCom'10 Jeff Heath, BCom'75 Brynn Burstyn, BCom'12 Chris Henry, BCom'10 Michael Borden, second from left, with full- Lindsay Carter, BCom'12, GDAP'12 Peter Hiddema, MBA'91 time MBA students and Program Director Ricky Chandarana, MBA'11 Jeff Histed, BCom'86 Shai Dubey (second from right). Ed Chase, MBA'70 Chris Ho, BCom'12 Edward Chase, MBA'70 Yuwen Huang, BCom'11 Guxin Lin, BCom'11 James Chisholm, BCom'94 Andrew Hungerford, BCom'96 Don Linsdell, BCom'89 Jonathan Cho, BCom'11 Gary Ito, MBA’85 Paul Lishman, BCom'92 Ronald Currie, MBA'94 Elliot Jacobson, MBA'69 Adam Lisk, BCom'06 Biswajit Das, MBAst'07 Sahar Jamal, BCom'11 Jonathan Lithwick, BCom’07 Mackenzie Davison, BCom'00 Robert Janson, MFIN'13 Jillian Lockwood, BCom'10 John Paul de Silva, MBA'10 Michael Jones, BCom'09 George Love, BCom'12 Kris Denega, BCom'12 Ben Juteau, MBA'11 Ian MacDonald, BCom'09 Douglas Dethy, BCom'75 Neeraja Karat, MBAst'07 Andrew MacPherson, BCom'10 Ivayla Dingilova, BCom'09 Pentti Karkkainen MBA’81 Mike MacSween, EMBA'07 Brenna Donoghue, MBA'09 Michael Kehoe, BCom'78 Bruce Matheson, BCom'81 Peter Dowse, BCom'96 Michael Keilhauer, BCom'76 Daniel McCann, BCom'11 Colin Drylie, BCom'06 Stephanie Kelley, BCom'12 Ryan McDermott BCom'07 Carolyn Duckworth, BPHE'95, Arthur Kennedy, BCom'85 Charlotte McEwen, BCom'11 BA'95, MBA’01 Brennan Kerr, BCom'09 Rob McIntosh, MBA'12 Michelle Dunstan, BCom’96 Oliver Khan, BCom'11 John McLaughlin, BCom’79 Monika Federau, MBA’88 Vikesh Kohli, CQ-EMBA'10 Matthew McWhirter, BCom'07 Alan Fidler, MBA '08 Shannon Kot, MBA'12 Barbara McWhirter, BCom'78 James Flett, BCom'80 Lauren Kouba, BCom'05, AMBA'13 Fred Mifflin, BCom'78 Louis Forbes, MBA’80 Mary Kreuk, BCom'82 Tom Miller, BCom’79 Yianni Fountas, BCom'11 Jameel Lalji, MBA'10 Will Milne, BCom'11, GDAP'11 Stephie Fung, BCom'11, GDAP'11 Clarisse Lau, BCom'09 Sarah Milton-Jordan, MBAst'07 Marius Ghinescu, EMBA'10 Scott Lawrence, BCom'96

51 Adam Mitchell, BCom'11 Gerald Risk, BCom'90 Roger Vandomme, EMBA'04 Kurt Moddemann, BCom'10 Michele Romanow, MBA'08 Jeffrey Veffer, MBA'02 Somen Mondal, MBA'06 Tomas Romita, BCom'08 Nichola Von Schroeter, BCom'88 Adrian Mucalov, BCom'01 Jamieson Saab, BCom'08 Bob Wardrop, BCom'86 Steve Munford, MBA'94 Joanne Sallay, BCom'04 Benita Warmbold, BCom'80 Elspeth Murray, BSc’85, MBA'87 Michael Samoszewski, AMBA'06 Bram Warshafsky, BCom'10 Mike Murray, BCom'96 Michael Sawdon, BCom'12 Christina Waters, MBA'12 Vi Nguyen, BCom'12 Candace Shaw, MBA'87 Laura Webb, BCom'09, MM'11 Ayah Norris, BCom'09 Bob Shoniker, MBA'70 Marc Weiner, BCom'04, BSc'04 Michael Nowlan, BCom'82 Robert Shoniker, BCom'69, Christopher Whyte, MBA'84 Joon Park, BCom'10 MBA'70 Timothy Wilson, BCom'95 Courtney Paterson, BCom'09 Mark Shopiro, BCom'11 Jeff Wilts, EMBA'08 Roger Patterson, MBA'10 Kathleen Shotbolt, BCom’11 Jos Wintermans, MBA'72 Sean Pavlidis, BCom'12 Catherine Sierra, BCom'12 Natalie Witiuk, MBA'11 Bryan Pearson, BSc’86, MBA'88 Chris Sinkinson, MBA'11 Ethan Wolfe, BCom'12 Ryan Pedlow, BCom’98 Stephen Smith, BCom’77 Alvin Wong, BCom'09, MM'10 Paul Pellizzari, BCom'91 Caroline Somers, BA'80, MBA'82 Kenneth Wong, BCom'75, MBA'76 Dorion Positano, BCom'11 Joyce Sou, BCom'03 Tony Woodward, BCom’75 Matt Price, BCom'09 John Stackhouse, BCom'85 Jane Wu, BCom'12 Sharon Ranson, BCom'80 David Swiggum, MBA'84 Michelle Yee, BCom'11 Grant Rasmussen, BCom'87 Allison Tse, BCom'12 William Yu, MBA'87 Geoff Reeves, BCom’81 Meredith Van Binsbergen, BCom'90 Rachel Zimmer, BCom'10 Dan Resnick, BCom'06 Steve Van Binsbergen, MBA'91

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 Paul Bloudoff, MBA'11 Sara Dudley, MBA'11 Christal Agostino, MBA'11 Emily Boudreau, MBA'12 Stephanie Hamilton, MBA'10 Ibrahim Al-Khudairy, MBA'12 David Brendt Lambert, MBA'12 Ben Juteau, MBA'11 Sally Arshi, MBA'10 Yvonne Chan, MBA'12 Shannon Kot, MBA'12 Ramzi Asfour, MBA'09 Norman Cheng, MBA'12 Sarah Milton-Jordan, MBAst'07 Saumya Baunthiyal, MBA'12 Kenneth Chow, MBA'12 Amanda Goodwin, MBA'12 Muneet Bhatia, MBA'12 Elaine Chow Baker, MBA'12 Viraj Gupta, MBA'12 Varun Bindal, MBA'12 Biswajit Das, MBAst'07 Neha Gupta, MBA'12 Ziad Bitar, MBA'12 John Paul de Silva, MBA'10 Nora Kleinewillinghoefer, MBA'11 Kshitiz Kumar, MBA'12 Remus Lacatus, MBA'12 Rick Lee, MBA'12 Vincent Marois, MBA'12 Gleb Nikitashenko, MBA'12 Alan Ping, MBA'12 Meena Rajput, MBA'12 Shyam Ram, MBA'09 Swetha Ramjee, MBA'12 Amol Rawate, MBA'12 Gaurav Saluja MBA'12 Rodolfo Sant’Anna, MBA'11 Will Sutherland, MBAst'07

52 Peter Szaflarski, MBA'12 EXECUTIVE MBA Bob Sprague, EMBA'10 Amy To, MBA'10 Elaine Armstrong, EMBA'12 Robin Stewart, EMBA'13 Clement Tse, MBA'12 Paul Armstrong, EMBA'13 Roy Sudipto, EMBA'08 Robert Wall, MBAst'07 Carolina Azcona, EMBA'13 Rob Sukhdeo, EMBA'13 Christina Waters, MBA'12 Richard Barber, EMBA'97 Karen Tsang, EMBA'12 Natalie Witiuk, MBA'11 Gio Bazile, EMBA’12 Raul Villela, EMBA'12 Matthew Yip, MBA'11 Christian Berndt, EMBA'09 Adam Winchester, EMBA'12 Calvin Zhu, MBA'11 Ron Bettin, EMBA'13 Gio Bazile, EMBA '12 Richard Bicknell, EMBA'13 ACCELERATED MBA Dex Bilkic, EMBA'13 CORNELL-QUEEN’S Chris Baradoy, AMBA'10 Trevor Braun, EMBA'12 EXECUTIVE MBA Paul Baron, AMBA'13 Veronica Brenner, EMBA'11 Ali Adab, CQ-EMBA'13 Eric Bill, AMBA'11 Randy Carter, EMBA'11 Van Alexopolous, CQ-EMBA'13 Greg Cashin, AMBA'13 Nicholas Chan, EMBA'13 James Awad, CQ-EMBA'13 David Elliot, AMBA'10 Megan Clements, EMBA'13 Steven Baal, CQ-EMBA'13 Roozbeh Farhadi, AMBA'12 Ken Collins, EMBA'07 Andrew Bailes, CQ-EMBA'11 Adam Fellows, AMBA'13 Craig Cruikshank, EMBA'13 Julie Bellemare, CQ-EMBA'13 Alex Ferguson, AMBA'12 John de Francesco, EMBA'12 Maha Bitar, CQ-EMBA'10 Tyler Gabert, AMBA'13 Chris Deane, EMBA'11 Lincoln Bodner, CQ-EMBA'10 Trevor Hardy, AMBA'13 Rhonda Devine, EMBA'13 Shri De, CQ-EMBA'10 Paul Hemsing, AMBA'09 Ken Dulai, EMBA'13 Chris Evans, CQ-EMBA'12 Marian Ho, AMBA'13 Leslie Dunning, EMBA'10 Diego Garzon, CQ-EMBA'13 Farshed Huq, AMBA'13 Najwa Ghoussainy Sallman, David Gordon, CQ-EMBA'11 Heather Kinniburgh, AMBA'13 EMBA'13 Rick Hatswell, CQ-EMBA'13 Reggie Kotey, AMBA'12 Alain Godin, EMBA'13 Kanwar Hazrah, CQ-EMBA'13 Scott LaBonte, AMBA'13 Shawn Good, EMBA'12 Jason Hedges, CQ-EMBA'13 Jillene Lakevold, AMBA'11 Allison Hakomaki, EMBA'13 Elliot Hickey, CQ-EMBA'12 Paul Landry, AMBA'12 Jen Hamlin, EMBA'12 Dan Hilton, CQ-EMBA'10 Yin Liu, AMBA'12 Shady Hamzeh, EMBA'13 Cody Hozack, CQ-EMBA'13 Marc Mathieu, AMBA'13 Caroline Harduwar, EMBA'09 Ola Ifidon, CQ-EMBA'13 Farhad Merali, AMBA'13 Kevin Howe-Patterson, EMBA'04 Mike Jacka, CQ-EMBA'12 Kevin Murphy, AMBA'12 Patrick Hum, EMBA'13 Jeff Karl, CQ-EMBA'13 Bob Nice, AMBA'11 John Kapralos, EMBA'10 Jeannette Lawrence, CQ-EMBA'13 Juan Ortiz, AMBA'09 Anand Khanzode, EMBA'13 Denisa Leka, CQ-EMBA'13 Doga Ozum, AMBA'08 Hector Larrazabal, EMBA'11 Juanita Lohmeyer, CQ-EMBA'09 Dan Partington, AMBA'13 Jessie Leighton, EMBA'12 Rob Macaulay, CQ-EMBA'10 Victoria Pischak Girardo, AMBA'13 Wei Han (Frank) Lin, EMBA'13 Arindam Maitra, CQ-EMBA'13 Rod Prendergast, AMBA'13 Scott MacDonald, EMBA'10 Chowdary Meenavilli, CQ-EMBA'13 Eve Remillard-Larose, AMBA'10 Chris McCleave, EMBA'13 Landon Modien, CQ-EMBA'12 Maria Rezvanova, AMBA'13 Scott McIntosh, EMBA'09 Derrick Navarro, CQ-EMBA'10 Matt Robertson, AMBA'10 Jim Medeiros, EMBA'12 Alastair Perry, CQ-EMBA'12 Lindsay Robertson, AMBA'11 John Milligan, EMBA'13 Laurie Sveison, CQ-EMBA'09 Paul Sawaya, AMBA'11 Kola Monehin, EMBA'13 Tyler Tollefson, CQ-EMBA'12 Margret Scallion, AMBA'13 Tim Moseley, EMBA'12 Milan Vyas, CQ-EMBA'11 Sergey Sergeev, AMBA'13 Cindy Muller, EMBA'12 Sheetal Vyas, CQ-EMBA'13 Robert Short, AMBA'13 Troy Murschell, EMBA'13 Holmann Wong, CQ-EMBA'11 Mark Skeans, AMBA'12 Carolynn Oliver, EMBA'11 Tanweer Ahmad, MBA'05 James Walsh, AMBA'13 Sandeep Parmar, EMBA'13 Peter Block, BCom'04 Samantha Welscheid, AMBA'09 Michael Radzichowsky, EMBA'12 Nav Bubber, MBAst'04 Christine Yang, AMBA'12 Ali Sadeghianpour, EMBA'12 Ellen Choi, BCom'04 Jimmy Yip, AMBA'13 Samia Sarkar, EMBA'13 Graeme Drinkwalter, BCom'03 Otto Yung, AMBA'10 Mark Shewfelt, EMBA'12 Saeideh Fard, BCom'03 Svetlana Zlobina, AMBA'12 Chris Smeets, EMBA'13 Ben Freeman, BCom'06

53 Alumni volunteers for Commerce student recruiting Thanks to the following alumni who volunteered their time to assist in recruiting the Commerce Class of 2017. Andrew Beamer, BCom'03 Andrew Beamer, BCom'03 Jonathan Lithwick, BCom'07 Dave Bernardo, BCom'04 Dave Bernardo, BCom'04 Colin Lynch, BCom'07 Henry Chang, BCom'00 Henry Chang, BCom'00 James McIntosh, BCom'06 Cheryl Cheng, BCom'04 Cheryl Cheng, BCom'04 Jennifer Min, BCom'03 Ben Freeman, BCom'06 Ben Freeman, BCom'06 Milan Panic, BCom'08 Ron Ha, BCom'07 Ron Ha, BCom'07 Joanne Sallay, BCom'04 Eddie Ho, BCom'08 Eddie Ho, BCom'08 Gurleen Singh, BCom'07 Sera Kim, BCom'98 Sera Kim, BCom'98 Jonathan Lithwick, BCom'07 Colin Lynch, BCom'07 James McIntosh, BCom'06 Alumni review applicants’ Personal Jennifer Min, BCom'03 Statements of Experience to assist in Milan Panic, BCom'08 the selection of incoming Commerce Joanne Sallay, BCom'04 students in April Gurleen Singh, BCom'07

Alumni volunteers for Business Career Centre initiatives Thanks to the following volunteers who contributed to employment related initiatives during the 2012/2013 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. Sandeep Achar, MBA'10 Oliver Gayagoy, EMBA'11 Ritesh Mangal, MBA'11 Christal Agostino, MBA'11 Nidhin George, MBA'12 Kiran Manjunath, MBA'10 Mica Arlette, BCom'97 Adam Gordon, MBA'09 Andrea McCormick, BCom'08 Sally Arshi, MBA'10 Atma Gunupudi, MBA'10 Doug McCutcheon, BCom'87 Ramzi Asfour, MBA'09 Paul Hand, MBA'73 Douglas McIntosh, BCom'82 Lauren Bailey, BCom'12 Matthew Hooper, MBA'10 Carlos Midence, MBA'09 Amar Bawagi, MBA'09 Kevin Horseman, MBA'01 Tracy Muxlow, BCom'93 Catherine Bell, EMBA'02 Sarah Jordan MBA'08 Tomi Nieminen, MBA'04 Varun Bindal, MBA'12 Kyle Jordan, MBA'07 Jeremy Okolisan, MBA'00 Heather Brenzel, MBA'89 Sari Katz, BCom'09 Hager Osman, BCom'00 James Buchanan, MBA'85 A.J. Keilty, BCom'02 Kayla Paret, BCom'10 Kalyan Chakravarathy, MBA'7 Carolyn Kim, BCom'10 Courtney Paterson, BCom'09 Daniel Clark, MBA'08 Nora Kleinewillinghoefer, MBA'11 Kelsey Paterson, BCom'12 Josh Clark, BCom'12 Kristi Knowles, BCom'90 Kristina Pearce, BCom'92 Biswajit Das, MBA'07 Shannon Kot, MBA'12 Greg Percy, MBA'82 Robin Daultani, MBA'12 Peter Lawton, BCom'74 Amit Poddar, MBA'11 Aravind Deivasikamani, MBA'09 Becky Lee, MBA'08 Monica Porteanu, CQEMBA'08 Deepankar Dey, MBA'09 Charles Legge, BCom'12 Dave Power, BCom'06 Brenna Donoghue, MBA'09 Heathcliff Lewis, MBA'10 Shayne Aman Premji, BCom'08 Ivan Garcia, MGM/MIB'10 George Love, BCom'12 Matthew Price, BCom'09 Ryan Garrah, MBA'04 Kevin MacGillivray, BCom'11 Martin Putyra, MBA'11

54 Ashok Raghupathy, MBA'07 Don Sun, MBA'11 Shyam Ramchandani, MBA'09 Dan Teguh, BCom'05 Michele Romanow, MBA'08 Andrew Tiffin, BCom'10 Tomas Romita, BCom'08 Cherie Tsang, BCom'12 Natasha Sadr, MBA'11 Anastasia Voglis, MBA'10 Alex Santiago, MBA'08 Yuhzi Wang, MBA'10 Christopher Sinkinson, MBA'11 Christina Waters, MBA'12 Meredith Slemko, MBA'11 Jarvis Wong, MBA'10 Geoff Smith, BCom'05 Anthony Young, MBA'08 Garima Sobti, MBA'10 Derrick Zhuang, MBA'08 Mathew Stiver-Balla, MBA'11 Full-time MBA students network with Queen’s School of Business alumni at a Business Career Centre-hosted event in Toronto in June, 2012

International alumni ambassadors QSB's international alumni network served as a valuable resource for Commerce, MBA and MIB students studying or travelling abroad in 2012/2013. The following alumni graciously agreed to be contacted by students headed their way and were available to provide advice and a helping hand. Special thanks to those alumni who hosted students delighted to connect with some fellow ex-pats. For information or to volunteer, send an email to [email protected]

The Americas/Caribbean Eric Tang, BCom'96 (Hong Kong) Malaysia Barbados Lixiang Wang, EMBA'04 Kenneth Tan, BCom'92 Philip Forster, BCom'79 Nickie Yu, BCom'04 (Hong Kong) Singapore Tao Zhang, EMBA'07 Bermuda Eric (Yong Hong) Tan, MBA'81 Stuart Clare, EMBA'99 India Karsten Cramer, BCom'03 B.W.I. (Turks & Caicos) Sameer Goel, MBA'07 Gary Lau, BCom'89 Don Burley, BCom'73 Rahul Hari, MBA'10 South Korea Nida Khan, MBA'08 Costa Rica Choong-Yuel Yoo, PhD'09 Manish Malik, MBA'08 Rosemary Engels, BCom'79 Taiwan Sandeep Sandeep, MBA'04 Alvin Hew, BCom'86 Peru Dan Stefels, EMBA'10 Adolfo Vera, EMBA'04 Australia/Oceania Asia China Jean-Christophe Clement, EMBA'07 (Hong Kong) Matthew Fong, BCom'04 (Hong Kong) Peter Foyston, BCom'86 Amy Hui, BCom'04 (Hong Kong) Gillian Leung, BCom'02 (Hong Kong) Sybil Li, BCom'10 (Hong Kong) Helen Mak, BCom'05 (Hong Kong) David Mulvenna, BCom’98 David Nesbitt, MBA’70 (Hong Kong) Alumni David Nesbitt, MBA’70 (back row, second from left) and David Mulvenna, BCom’98 (back row, third from left) hosted Commerce students in Hong Kong on exchange in January

55 Australia/Oceania France David Caldana, BCom'99 Timothy Cyr, BCom'79 Stephen Davy, MBA'03 Australia Daniella Fresne, BCom'03 Yu (Samuel) Du, PhD'04 Stephen (Steve) Anderson, BCom '83 Sheila Rambeau, BCom'74 Christopher Henry, BCom'10 Michelle Clark-Crumpton, BCom'07 Dominique Roussel, MBA'87 Mike Humphries, BCom'93 Maureen Connolly, BCom'05 Netherlands David Jolly, BCom'10 Carolyn Cosgrove, BCom'06 Henri van Eeghen, MBA'87 Erik Rasmussen, BCom'10 Alan Reid, BCom'09 Sarah Dobenko, BCom'07 Norway Paul Sandford, BCom'89 Sarah Hawkins, BCom'01 Hedvig Arnet, BCom'10 Emily Hunter, BCom'09 Poland Amanda Reid, BCom'09 Middle East/Africa Peter Stewart, BCom'89 Hitesh (Dev) Sharma, AMBA'10 Ghana Ivan Di Giusto, EMBA '08 Sweden Kimberly Scott Lindgvist, BCom'96 Ellen Thompson, BCom'83 Kevin O’Reilly, EMBA'07 John Thompson, MBA'83 Steven Tait, BCom'98 Switzerland Israel Bruce Adams, BCom'67 New Zealand Ari Ben-Ephraim, MBA'05 Jean-Grégoire Bernard, PhD'10 Otto Bauer, BCom'86 South Africa Jeff Galt, BCom'78 Sareena Ghulati Wildberger, BCom'96 Eyal Sarig, EMBA'00 Celia Ryan, BCom'81 David Smith, BCom'97 Barry Woolcott, BCom'01 United Arib Emirates Helen Vasilevski, BCom'92 Mohamed Alsinnawi, MBA'06 Europe United Kingdom Mathias Dybvik, MBA'00 Torbjorn Andreassen, BCom'95 Andrew Medland, BCom'99 Belgium Gerrit Aronson, MBA'78 Marc Yacoub, BCom'97 Vanessa Van Thielen, BCom'98 Sarah Beaucage-Gauvreau, Zambia BCom'05 Nadia Nzabi, AMBA'09

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.

TORONTO Scott Perrett, BCom'92 VANCOUVER (Co-president) Steve Albiani, BCom'03 (President) Adam Fischer, AMBA'11 (President) Ahmed Bakhshai BCom'10 Randy Carter, EMBA'11 Craig Buvyer, AMBA'11 A.J. Keilty, BCom'03 Ryan Garrah, MBA'04 Chris Johnstone, BCom'05 Norman Ho, MBA'04 CALGARY Jeremy Okolisan, MBA'00 NEW YORK CITY Tim Onyett, EMBA'95 (President) Courtney Paterson, BCom'09 Corry Bazley, BCom'92 (President) Andre Baribeau, AMBA'06 Christina Raheja, BCom'96 Cyril Godderis, BCom'00 Adrienne Bellehumeur, BCom'03 Mustafa Humayun, BCom'07 Alex Danzinger, EMBA'05 OTTAWA Ezgi Kaya, BCom'03 Tamara McGillivray, AMBA'06 Kevin Horseman, MBA'01 (President) Patty McLeoud, EMBA'11 Nilufer Erdebil, MBA'03 Allison Moore, BCom'04 LONDON UK Dan Saikaley, BCom'82 Leanne Murphy AMBA'12 Lily Harriss, EMBA'03 (President) Ben Schmidt, EMBA'03 Mikael Sears, EMBA'00 Erin Thomson, AMBA'12 HONG KONG KINGSTON Eric Tang, BCom'96 (President) Matt Hutcheon, BCom'94 (Co-president)

56 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.

Sally Arshi, MBA'10 Hussein Faramawy, BCom'10 Benjamin Nicholson, BCom'10 Kristina Athan, BCom'07 Ryan Fossella, BCom'10 Joon Park, BCom'10 Karen Au, BCom'10 Ian Grundy, BCom'10 James Potter, BCom'08 Brian Campbell, BCom'07 Derek Ha, BCom'05 Shayne Premji, BCom'08 Danielle Cerisano, BCom'08 Kevin Hagino, BCom'06 Laura Robbins, BCom'09 Henry Chak, BCom'11 Jennifer Hirano, BCom'07 Zachary Schiller, BCom'10 Tennyson Cho, BCom'05 Jenny Hwang, BCom'11 Candice Shaw, BCom'08 Eddie Chuan-Shun Ho, BCom'08 Sahar Jamal, BCom'11 Jansen Shrubb, BCom'09 Grace Chung-Yen Hui, BCom'06 Melissa John, BCom'09 Geoff Smith, BCom'05 Sean Dainty, BCom'08 Adam Johnson, BCom'09 Hilda Tang, BCom'04 Craig Dale, BCom'07 Jessica Kim, BCom'08 Jennifer Turliuk, BCom'10 John Paul de Silva, MBA'10 Clarisse Lau, BCom'09 Jason Vickers, BCom'05 Raheel Dhaduk, BCom'07 Theodore Lui, BCom'10 Menghan Wang, BCom'11 Brenna Dickison, BCom'07 Andrew Maynes, BCom'09 Jennifer Wittig, BCom'10 Sean Doherty, BCom'10 Sheldon McCormick, BCom'10 Anna Wu, BCom'11 Atta Emami, EMBA'07 Peter Nakamura, BCom'09 Charles Yu, BCom'11 Amy Fan, BCom'11 Carrie Ng, BCom'06 June Zhang, BCom'11

Commerce students attend the annual “Day on Bay” event, held this year at Google’s Toronto headquarters – an event organized by the ComSoc Mentors and Alumni Committee.

57 Advisory Boards

CPA – Queen’s Centre for Governance Advisory Board Richard Clark, BCom’81, CPA, Partner, Deloitte &Touche LLP Brian Leader, FCPA, FCA, Vice-President Learning, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario Tom O’Neill, BCom’67, LLD’05, FCPA, FCA, former CEO of PricewaterhouseCoopers, current Chair of the Board, BCE and Bell Steve Salterio, Ph.D. FCPA, FCA, Centre Director and Queen’s School of Business accounting professor David Saunders, Ph.D., Dean, Queen’s School of Business Teri Shearer, Ph.D. B.B.A., Associate Dean, Faculty, and Queen’s School of Business accounting professor Ken Wong, Queen’s School of Business Distinguished Professor of Marketing and Canadian Marketing Hall of Legends inductee Master of Management Analytics Advisory Board Rob Bruce, BAPHE’80, MBA’87, President, Communications, Rogers Communications Mike Durland, PhD’91, Group Head & Co-CEO, Scotiabank Global Banking and Markets (Chair) Jean-Paul Isson, Global VP Business Intelligence & Predictive Analytics, Monster Worldwide Jeff McGill, Queen’s School of Business Distinguished Professor in Management Science/Operations Management Yuri Medvedev, Chief Mathematician, Bank of Montreal Bryan Pearson, BSc’86, MBA’88, President and CEO, Alliance Data, LoyaltyOne, AIR MILES Reward Program Raymond Peneda, Partner, Consulting, Deloitte Canada David Saunders Ph.D., Dean, Queen’s School of Business John Souleies, Director, Business Intelligence, Bell Canada Kevin Stanton, President, MasterCard Advisors Michael Zerbs. VP Risk Analytics, IBM Paul Zikoupolos, Director, Information Management VW Technical Sales, VW Competitive Database and Optimized Systems, IBM Canada Queen’s Centre for Business Venturing – TriColour Venture Fund Investment Advisory Board John Molloy, MBA’84, former CEO, PARTEQ Elspeth Murray, BSc’85, MBA’87, CIBC Faculty Fellow in Entrepreneurship, Associate Dean, QSB MBA Programs, Director, Queen’s Centre for Business Venturing Andrew Waitman, CEO, Pythian Managed Data Services Queen’s School of Business Centre for Responsible Leadership External Advisory Board Jacline Abray-Nyman, President & CEO, United Way Centraide Canada Tania Carnegie, Executive Director of Community Leadership, KPMG Petra Kassun-Mutch, Social Entrepreneur Nikolaos Koumettis, President, Coca-Cola, Central & Southern Europe David Labistour, CEO, Mountain Equipment Co-op Charmian Love, BA’01, Chief Executive, Volans Adrian Mucalov, BCom’01, Investment Principal, Actis Energy Fund Patricia O'Reilly, Director of Environment and Social Issues At the 2012 Responsible Leadership Summit: Management Suncor Energy CRL Advisory Board member Adrian Mucolov Dani Reiss, President & CEO, Canada Goose (third from left) with fellow speakers Kerry Harris of ReBoot Consulting, Nicola Kettlitz, Andreas Souvaliotis, Founder, AIR MILES for Social Change President, Coca-Cola Canada and George Smitherman, Chair, G&G Global Solutions.

58 QSB Advisory Board Members Karyn Brooks, BCom’76, Paul Hand, BA’69, MBA’73, Managing Don Robinson Senior VP & Controller, BCE Inc. Director, RBC Capital Markets David Sculthorpe, BCom’83, Iain Bruce, BCom’81, Eve Heersink, MBA’74, Managing CEO, Heart & Stroke Foundation Managing Director, Risk Management, Director, ONEX Corporation of Canada AMBAC Assurance Corp. Lisanne Hill, BCom’80, John See, BScH’79, MBA’81, Vice Jeff Carney, BCom’84, President, Contor Industries Ltd. Chair, TD Wealth, TD Bank Group President & CEO, Mackenzie glenn Ives, Chairman, David Shaw, BCom’75, CEO, Investments and Co-President Deloitte Canada Knightsbridge Human Capital & CEO, IGM Financial Inc. Michael Kehoe, BCom’78, CEO, Management David Cheesewright, President Cosmetica Laboratories Inc. Michael Sifton, BCom’83, Managing & CEO, Walmart EMEA Tom Kinnear, BCom’66, PhD, Partner, Beringer Capital Chris Clark, BCom’76, Former CEO, LLD’02, D. Maynard Phelps Donald Sobey, BCom’57, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Professor of Business Administration Chairman Emeritus, Empire Greg Cochrane, MBA’74, & Marketing, Ross School of Financial Company Limited Managing Director, VRG Capital Business, University of Michigan Robert Sobey, BAH’88, President Shawn Cooper, BCom’87, Sam Kolias, Chairman & CEO, Lawton Drug Stores Ltd. Managing Director & Regional & CEO, Boardwalk Real Estate Penny Somerville, BCom’78 Leader, Latin America/Canada, Investment Trust Colin Taylor, BCom’84, Partner Russell Reynolds Associates Jim Leech, MBA’73 (Chair), & Managing Director, DLJ Merchant David Court, BCom’79, President & CEO, Ontario Banking Partners — Credit Suisse Director (Senior Partner), Teachers’ Pension Plan Alternative Investments McKinsey & Company Valerie Mann, BCom’86, Managing Bill Thomas, CEO & Senior Partner, Jerry del Missier, BSc(Eng)’85, Partner, Lawson Lundell LLP KPMG Canada MBA’87 Doug McIntosh, BCom’82, Mary Ann Turcke, BSc(Eng)’88, Andrew Dunin, BSc(Eng)’83, Managing Director, Alvarez MBA’97, Executive VP-Field MBA’87, Dunin Management Services & Marsal Canada ULC Services, Bell Canada Enterprises Mike Durland, PhD’91, Group Head Gord Nixon, BCom’79, Bob Wardrop, BCom’86, and Co-CEO, Scotiabank Global LLD’03, President & CEO, CEO, Belvall Investments Ltd. Banking and Markets RBC Financial Group Benita Warmbold, BCom’80, Senior The Hon. Gloria Epstein, Thomas O’Neill, BCom’67, VP & COO, CPP Investment Board BCom’72, Justice of the LLD’05, Chair of the Board, Court of Appeal of Ontario BCE & Bell Canada Ian Friendly, BCom’83, Sam Pollock, BCom’88, Senior Executive VP & COO, U.S. Managing Partner, Brookfield Retail, General Mills Inc. Asset Management Ryan Garrah, BSc(Eng)’00, MBA’04, Sharon Ranson, BCom’80, General Manager, Emerson President, The Ranson Group Inc. Climate Technologies

59 QSB Global Council

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, Nancy Goodes, Mendham, NJ Charles Powis, BCom’86, Managing Director, Chetrum Capital Ken Grewal, BCom’96, Executive Director, Canada Sales, LLC, Barrington, Il Managing Director — Institutional Morgan Stanley, New York, NY Michael Bandzierz, MBA’80, Equity Sales, BMO Capital Markets, Humayun Rashid, CEO, Mission South Egremont, MA New York, NY Strategy Inc., Toronto, ON Andrew Banks, Co-Founder Stephen Hoffmeister, BCom’98, Paul Sandford, BCom’89, BA’90, & Chair, ABRY Partners; Founder Managing Director, Advent Managing Director, Ocean View & President, Paradigm Consulting, International, Boston, MA Global Research Ltd., London, UK Paget, Bermuda Mike Humphries, BCom’93, Paul Sands, MBA’87, Dame Pamela Banks, MBA’98, Principal, Polygon CB Partners, Managing Director, Klitzberg Former Premier of Bermuda, London, UK Associates, New York, NY Paget, Bermuda David Hutton, MBA’70, Colin Taylor, BCom’84, Simon Brown, BCom’93, Chairman, Fur Institute of Canada, Partner & Managing Director, Partner, Kohlberg Kravis Kemptville, ON DLJ Merchant Banking Partners, Roberts & Co., New York, NY Zouheir Jarkas, Senior Advisor, Credit Suisse Alternative Iain Bruce, BCom’81, Mubadala Development Company, Investments, London, UK Managing Director, Risk Abu Dhabi, UAE Brenda Trenowden, BCom’89, Management, AMBAC Assurance Managing Director, Head of UK & Corp., New York, NY Tom Kinnear, BCom’66, PhD, LLD’02, D. Maynard Phelps Professor of Ireland, Global Client Management, Jason Capello, BCom’96, Business Administration & Marketing, BNY Mellon, London, UK Co-Founding Partner & Portfolio Ross School of Business, University Chris Viehbacher, BCom’83, Manager, Merchants’ Gate Capital of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI LP, New York, NY Chief Executive Officer, Jim Leech, MBA’73, Sanofi-aventis, Paris, France Jeff Carney, BCom’84, President & CEO, Ontario Teachers’ President & CEO, Mackenzie Brian Walsh, MBA’76, Pension Plan, Toronto, ON Investments and Co-President & Chair & Chief Investment CEO, IGM Financial Inc., Toronto, ON Rosemary Leith, BCom’83, Officer, Saguenay Strathmore Director, World Wide Web Capital, Purchase, NY Don Carty, BA’68, LLD’01, Foundation, London, UK Chairman, Virgin America Airlines India Wardrop, NESsT Business & Porter Airlines, Dallas, TX Blair Look, BCom’90, Advisory Network, London, UK Managing Director, Asset Sheila Cooke-Witt, MBA’83, Bob Wardrop, BCom’86, Pinneberg, Germany Management, AL Mal Capital, CEO, Belvall Investments Ltd., Dubai, UAE Jerry del Missier, BSc(Eng)’85, London, UK MBA’87, New York, NY Walt Macnee, BA’77, BEd’78, Janet Wells, BCom’90, London, UK Vice Chairman, MasterCard Rolf Friedli, Partner & Chairman, Worldwide, Toronto, ON Tom Wells, BCom’89, Capvis Equity Partners AG, Partner, Arma Partners, London, UK Zurich, Switzerland David Main, BCom’80, Director, Talisman Management and Tony Whitworth, BCom’75, Ian Friendly, BCom’83, CEO, Swets Information Services, Managing Director, Mystras Ventures Executive VP & COO, U.S. Retail, London, UK LLC, Stamford, CT General Mills Inc., Minneapolis, MN Stephen Miles, BA’90, MBA’99, Karsten Witt, MBA’83, Grant Gazdig, BCom’89, CEO, The Miles Group, New York, NY Executive Director, Witt & Sohn AG, Managing Partner, Access Capital Pinneberg, Germany Limited, London, UK John Nixon, BCom’78, Executive Director, ICAP, New York, NY William Yu, Bsc(Eng)’84, MBA’87, Adrienne Goldthorpe, BCom’99, Managing Director, Cansbridge New York, NY Cynthia Phillips, BCom’84, Capital Corp., Atherton, CA Associate Executive Director, LMU Ted Goldthorpe, BCom’99, President, Apollo Investment Entreprenuership Centre, LMU Corporation, New York, NY Munchen, Munich, Germany Mel Goodes, BCom’57, LLD’94, Sam Pollock, BCom’88, Retired CEO, Warner-Lambert Co., Senior Managing Partner, Brookfield Mendham, NJ Asset Management, London, UK

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