Sohan Ahmed
President
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Jinxuan (Linda) Li
VP Operations
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Before coming to Rotman, I was a trained translator and worked as a project and account manager in several translation firms. As AI began reshaping the industry, I recognized the challenges ahead and decided to pivot while keeping one core principle intact: helping clients make smarter decisions through more efficient, optimized processes.
What are your hobbies?
I am a rock climber. On weekends, you can often find me exploring North America’s great nature and climbing outdoors.
What’s your best experience with ROMA?
I love the close-knit community that ROMA fosters. From the very first kickoff, I was drawn to this warm atmosphere and have had the pleasure of meeting many amazing people who support one another and make this community feel like home.
What is one tip you have for the incoming class?
There will be moments in the first year when you doubt yourself or feel like you are an imposter. But these moments will pass, and you’re here because you’ve earned your place and deserve to be.
Xiaoying (Zoe) Sang
VP Industry Relations
zoe.sang@rotman.utoronto.ca
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Dominik Wrona
VP Careers
dominik.wrona@rotman.utoronto.ca
I have worked in the music electronics space for four years as an embedded systems engineer, a role where supply chains and procurement from vendors plays an important part. I have a BSc from the University of Toronto as well as a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification, and through my MBA studies I am looking forward towards learning how to solve the operational challenges of modern businesses.
What are your hobbies?
I enjoy playing classical piano and organ, as well as working on my Latin fluency by reading ancient texts. Volleyball and hiking mountain landscapes are pleasures for me as well.
What’s your best experience with ROMA?
Finding a community of great people and a strong career network with like-minded alumni.
What is one tip you have for the incoming class?
Your first semester is absolutely the most important – focus on grades, attend club events, apply to the very first postings on RCareer. There will be time for a slower pace of life in further semesters.
Munir Thanwarani
VP Finance
munir.thanwarani@rotman.utoronto.ca
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Kexuan (Coco) Yan
VP Communications
kexuan.yan@rotman.utoronto.ca
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Binbin Zhou
VP Careers
binbin.zhou@rotman.utoronto.ca
I bring over seven years of program and operations management experience, including a decade in e-commerce, technology, and retail across Amazon, L’Oréal, and OLG. My work has focused on driving process efficiency, enhancing customer experiences, and delivering innovative, data-driven solutions. My engineering background and leadership experience enable me to approach complex business challenges with a strategic, end-to-end business perspective. Currently an MBA candidate at Rotman, I am passionate about creating scalable, sustainable solutions that generate tangible impact for organizations and communities.
What are your hobbies?
I recharge through regular exercise and hiking scenic trails. I also enjoy exploring new technologies, diving into data analytics projects, and learning languages, which keep me curious and adaptable.
What’s your best experience with ROMA?
One highlight was representing Rotman in the ASCM case competition on inventory management and investment. Collaborating with classmates from diverse professional backgrounds pushed us to think creatively and approach operational issues from multiple angles. We developed innovative, practical solutions while learning from one another’s expertise. The networking sessions added another layer of value, connecting with industry professionals and expanding my understanding of the varied and impactful roles within operations management.
What is one tip you have for the incoming class?
Your first year will be full of challenges, and it’s normal to feel overwhelmed or experience imposter syndrome. Give yourself permission to pause and recharge, but always come back ready to tackle what’s ahead. Focus on progress over perfection, lean on your peers for support, and remember to enjoy the journey as much as the destination.