Omer Arbel (BES '98; BARCH '00) designer of the 2010 Winter Olympic medals, has been awarded the Ronald J. Thom Award for Early Design Achievement by the Canada Council for the Arts.
Greg Manktelow (BA '89, Chartered Accountancy Studies) is part of a team completing the 230 kilometre Rockies Ride For Kids to raise money for children's sports programs.
Maneesh Mehta (BASc '81, Electrical Engineering; MASc '83), co-founder of The Black Box Institute, has been appointed to the board of the Central LHIN (northern Toronto), the organization responsible for planning and funding local health services.
Greentec International, founded by Tony Perrotta (BA '95, Political Science), is building a $2-million addition at its Cambridge plant to handle its growing electronics recycling operations.
Emily Chung (BA '03, Psychology), owns AutoNiche, a company which offers a kinder, gentler and more female-friendly approach to car care, along with workshops on everything from basic car maintenance to how to buy a new car.
Deep River Mayor Ann Aikens (BA '78, Recreation & Leisure Studies) has decided not to seek another term on the town's council, but it doesn't mean an end to her involvement in the community.
Paul Emerson (BES '75, Geography), Chief Administrative Officer of the Grand River Conservation Authority since 2000, announced his retirement.
Darin Graham (BMath '85, Computer Science) has been appointed President and CEO of ORANO and the Ontario Research and Innovation Optical Network (ORION), effective August 1, 2010.
Kroll Bond Ratings announces senior management team, including Ajay Junnarkar (BMath, '96, Mathematics/Chartered Accounting; MAcc '96, Accounting) as the Chief Financial and Administrative Officer.
Eric Zeto (BASc '98, Electrical Engineering) plays a big part of the De Ferran Dragon Racing team at the Honda Indy Toronto as a race engineer.