Randy Marks (BASc '91, Civil Engineering/Management Sciences), president of TRK Engineering and TRK Helicopters, discusses his business of buying and selling helicopters.
Tim Jackson (BA '92, Chartered Accountancy Studies) discusses how private capital can be invested for public good and earn a return.
Rogerscasey Canada's new Managing Director, Investment Counsel is Ruo Tan (PhD '91, Combinatorics & Optimization).
Lejla Odobasic (BAS '06 Architecture Studies; MArch '09 Architecture) and Liana Bresler (BAS '07, Architecture Studies; MArch '10, Architecture) hope their combined thesis projects, Jerusalem/Sarajevo — in between cities, will bring people together to a more secular place where religion doesn't separate them.
ACM (the Association for Computing Machinery) names Don Cowan (MSc '61, Applied Mathematics; PhD '65, Applied Mathematics) as a Distinguished Member.
Venture capitalist Kevin O'Leary (BES '77, Man-Environment) talks about entrepreneurship, globalization and the advantages of being an entrepreneur in Canada today.
Big Eagle Services announced the appointment of Russ Domville (BSc '95, Appl Earth Sci-Env Hydrogeo Op) as its Executive Vice President.
Amateur astronomer and astrophotographer Andre Paquette (BASc '94, Computer Engineering) has self published two versions of Light From Afar. Featuring images that Andre has taken over the years, the large format book shows the images in more detail, while the small format book discusses one of his imaging setups in detail and includes an overview of image processing.
Nick Belyaev (BMath '10) and Henry Finn (BA '09, Economics/Management Studies & International Studies) can help you turn unwanted gift cards into cash, through their company Giftah.
Kola Vespa (PhD '72, Civil Engineering) has published a book, entitled Origins of Astronomy, the Calendar and Time, which outlines the Indic contribution to astronomy and encourages readers to adopt a more global perspective on matters relating to the history and philosophy of the sciences.