Murray Martin (LLD '09, Honouary) has helped Pitney Bowes transform into a full-service business solutions giant.
Armen Bakirtzian, Andre Hladio, Richard Fanson, and Ara Hasserjian (all BASc '08 alumni), win award for their company's (Avenir Medical Inc.) PelvAssist, which uses sensor technology similar to the Wii to help surgeons position artificial hips during hip replacement surgery.
Guelph MPP Liz Sandals (MMath '71, Analysis & Computer Science) is the new parliamentary assistant to Health and Long-Term Care Minister Deb Matthews.
John R. Dila (BA '95, English Rhetoric & Professional Writing) joins InnoCentive as Vice President, Global Solver Community and Solver Products.
Rainy River Resources Ltd. announces the appointment of Nicholas (Nick) J. Nikolakakis (BASc '91, Geological Engineering/Water Resources) as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.
Mformation appoints Charles Crouchman (BMath '93) Senior Vice President of product and delivery.
Toronto architect Nevena Krilic (BES '02, Pre-professional Architecture; March '05, Architecture) has won Washington University's 2010 Steedman Fellowship in Architecture International Design Competition, which focused on Mississippi riverfront.
Gord Grace (BMath '84), director of athletics at the University of Windsor, has been named the new president of Ontario University Athletics.
Matthew (Matt) Rendall (BASc '08; MBET '09) is Chief Executive Officer of Clearpath Robotics, a firm he launched last year with three other mechatronics engineering grads from the University of Waterloo. The company makes robots, also known as unmanned vehicle systems, for universities, industry and governments.
Dr. Jane Clay (BA '02, Psychology) has opened a general family practice at the Omemee Medical Centre in Kawartha Lakes.