He brings 30 years of hands-on management experience in Canada’s financial industry. During that time he built and sold two significant startups and was subsequently recruited to be CEO of a mid-sized public company, where he led a turnaround and sale. Dan is a longtime member of Rotman’s marketing faculty, where student evaluations of his courses have led to numerous awards for Excellence in Teaching. Dan holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and today serves on the boards of five not for profit organizations, three that work in Toronto and two that are changing lives in Africa.

She is recently retired after 30 years+ in the technology consulting industry. As the co-founder of a successful technology consulting firm, she played a pivotal role in its growth and eventual acquisition in 2020. Throughout her career, Irene has been engaged in multi-faceted roles in various business intelligence, AI/ML and digital transformation engagements, offering a wealth of experience in data strategy, executive stakeholder alignment, program and product management.  She also designed and delivered analytical applications across major retail, consumer packaged goods, and financial services organizations in North America.  Irene’s consulting engagements have been directed at helping organizations navigate the complexities of the digital landscape. Her focus has always been on ensuring alignment of digital strategies with customers’ business vision and mission to drive high-value outcomes. 

She is the principal of The Magee Resource Group Inc., a consultancy founded in 2006 focused on helping organizations and individuals turn ideas into results through strategy planning, training and facilitation services. Katherine launched www.greenpolis.ca in 2007, dedicated to helping busy Canadian live a greener life, which was subsequently sold to WM Organic Growth. Prior to launching The Magee Resource Group, Katherine was VP, Marketing at Franklin Templeton Investments where she was responsible for national marketing. Katherine has also been a sessional lecturer at Rotman since 2010 and was an Impact consultant from 1999 – 2000.

He is an Adjunct Professor and Executive in Residence at Rotman and an expert in using insights from behavioral economics and consumer psychology to help companies make better decisions. Before joining Rotman, Ned held Senior Design Director and Senior Expert roles at McKinsey & Co.’s Marketing Practice and at McKinsey Design, where he led clients and consulting teams on topics related to insight-driven product development, innovation, product and pricing optimization, and customer strategy. Ned holds MS and PhD degrees in Behavioral Decision Theory from Carnegie Mellon University.

He is currently a Director of Acquisitions for Canada BrokerLink (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Intact Financial Corporation, “IFC”). In this role, Rick is responsible for managing the acquisition and integration of property and casualty insurance brokerages across.  Rick has been with IFC and its subsidiaries since 2008 and has also worked in business development, direct-to-consumer distribution, commercial underwriting management and broker finance (loans to and minority equity interests in property & casualty insurance brokers). Prior to joining IFC, Rick spent six and a half years with BMO Financial Group in Toronto, primarily in the areas of corporate strategy and corporate finance. Rick holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons.) from Memorial University of Newfoundland and obtained his MBA at the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management (2001), where he was also a member of Impact Consulting.

She is a consultant at Accenture’s Toronto office, specializing in finance transformation. She is a 24′ Rotman MBA and an impactful alumna. Prior to her MBA, she worked in a multinational manufacturing company as a financial analyst and led multiple financial transformation projects. Beyond her finance and consulting expertise, Sharon actively advocates for equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility, driving positive change at Rotman as the VP of EDI at the Graduate Business Council.