-Attends hearings that balance legal, medical and healthcare considerations while protecting individual rights and ensuring safety of the community;-Issues decisions and reasons within required timelines;-Adjudicates consistently and in a timely fashion.-Issues high-quality decisions and reasons for decision; and-Creates an environment of respect for the adjudicative process, the parties and the public.

Appointed as a part-time public member by Order in Council. Currently serving as a public panelist on the Inquiries Complaints & Reports Committee (ICRC). The Regulated Health Professions Act requires the Committee to consider every public complaint submitted to the College about a doctor’s practice or conduct. The ICRC is tasked with evaluating the investigative evidence, identifying the issues within policy guidelines, analysing the case materials, and deliberating to reach a written decision. The disposition takes into account the seriousness and context of the concerns raised, the physician’s insight into his/her practice, a capacity of remediation, and any relevant College history of previous investigations. The linkage of issue, rule, analysis, conclusion (IRAC) is a methodological writing approach that has been adopted by many law schools.

Overview: Managed a portfolio valued at $50M at peak operations by successfully communicating with new and existing clients to directly understand their financial goals and risk tolerance to build out successful financial plans, investment strategies and wealth management tactics for a personally acquired client base of 200+ customers.Key Accomplishments:- Collaborated with Director of Corporate Donations within BMO Financial group to obtain a $750K donation for ongoing health care facility project.- Maintained strong relationships with clients throughout 2008 fiscal downturn, retaining all clients through challenging industry period.- Generated annual revenues in excess of $500KKey Responsibilities & Contributions:- Met with new and existing clients to sell them on numerous bank services to construct highly specialized and unique portfolios, conducting formal portfolio evaluations twice a year to assess performance against goals.- Communicated with a variety of interoffice professionals within investment, wealth management, estate, technical analyst, stocks and equities, and a variety of other divisions to discuss and generate options for client consideration.- Utilized communication strategies and effective negotiation tactics to sell clients on range of services offered by BMO, delivering a collaborative process to clearly illustrate mutual goals to achieve personal sales targets while providing clients with the services they require.- Established original client base through extensive cold calling and lead generation to obtain initial portfolio, leveraging further communications with clients to maintain a steady influx of referrals and existing client growth to achieve portfolio growth, development, and diversification.- Communicated with fellow advisors to share strategies and conceptualize ideas used to obtain further sales commitments from their clients, working as a collective to contribute to overall office quotas and growth.

Overview: Contributed to organizational goals by leading administrative functions, fundraising efforts, donor collections, budget management, and organizational strategy for TSO’s Fine Wine Auction. Collaborated with a variety of professionals as Chair of the Fine Wine Acquisition Committee and Vice-Chair of the Fine Wine Auction Committee to successfully plan, organize, and execute annual charitable event.Key Accomplishments:- Assembled the largest collection of wine valued at $550K for 2015 auction, raising a gross amount of $278K to become the TSO’s largest fundraiser.- Developed first Social Media Committee, leading Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter marketing campaigns.Key Responsibilities & Contributions:- Identified unique character traits, assets, and strengths within team members as Chair of the Fine Wine Acquisition Committee to position them within optimal roles and contribute most effectively. - Developed growing database to catalogue all wine merchants, wine writers, wine agents, journalists, past donors, and other key industry contacts to help build out selection of wine available within the auction while growing and acquiring attendees through persistent outreach methods.- Implemented development strategy to obtain funding for auction by strategically seeking public and private donations from key stakeholders within the wine connoisseur community, obtaining charitable funds and auction contributions by thoroughly explaining organizational goals. Directed staff of 25 members through cold calling efforts to obtain and maximize funds raised.- Communicated with vendors, décor specialists, venue owners, and a variety of other key contacts to coordinate special committee-related events, producing and executing an event day schedule to ensure all occasions ran according to plan and within allocated budget. Assembled the largest collection of wine valued at $550K becoming one of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra's largest fundraisers.

Worked three years as an Administrative Assistant for a team of investment advisors and reported monthly to mid & senior management.. Through my weekly phone and email contacts with their clients I achieved a 20% increase in the Advisor's client assets under-administration. I was responsible for scheduling appointments, arranging client meetings & responding to inquiries, taking notes, preparing reports, production charts & graphs. Required to update client records, assist with special project management assignments, edit newsletter articles, write memos and letters, along with advising on presentation material. Management awarded my achievements with invitation to Rookie Program to become an Investment Advisor. I have since that time also become adept with Excel PowerPoint, Outlook, Word, and CRM Salesforce.

Tasked with establishing a buyer and supplier network for the import export sale of food commodities in the United Kingdom and global community. Instigated and negotiated exclusivity sales contracts with one of the largest exporters in the Netherlands of milk powders and cocoa butter to Unilever's Cadbury’s operations in West Africa. Introduced widespread usage of container shipments of Polish apple juice concentrate to Canada in flexitanks, an innovative & cost saving transport mechanism, resulting in a reduction of shipping costs by one-third. CHALLENGE: To secure new clients despite provided with merely a desk and telephone in a new country (UK). To establish a supplier base of food/agricultural commodities. To start out with no customer base and a create clientele of food producers and manufacturers.STRATEGY: Leveraged a long-established ICSL relationship as a supplier of chemicals and packaging materials. Utilized this relationship opening the door to Unilever's subsidiaries in West Africa. Positioned as supplier of agricultural commodities to Cadbury Ghana Ltd. and Cadbury Nigeria PLC. Sourced a reputable supplier, Inter Food Holdings in the Netherlands.RESULTS: Negotiated an exclusivity agreement to represent Inter Food Holdings in Ghana and Nigeria. Represented ICSL/Thornbury Trading in Ghana and Nigeria. Obtained sales contracts for 30 x 20' containers of milk powder and butter oil. Generated about U.S$ 187,000 in revenue.

Interacted with C-level clients negotiating sales & purchase contracts of container shipments of industrial food commodities (juice concentrates, tomato paste, preserved fruit, seafood products etc.) from overseas suppliers with food service wholesales, grocery chains and industrial customers. These products were essential ingredients for the customer's final product that resulted in day-to-day communication the VP or procurement, quality control, and the CEOs in many instances . Managed smooth & timely delivery of product in accordance to Buyer's quality specifications from overseas suppliers to customer's production facilities. Achieved record sales of Food products to McCain Foods, Nabisco Brands, and Kraft Foods. CHALLENGE: To satisfy suppliers in Poland request to break into the Canadian apple juice market. To overcome acidic Apple Juice Concentrate (ajc) purchased by juice manufacturers. To address the inability to meet the laboratory specifications of the Canadian market. To resolve blending of ajc products imported primarily from Germany and Austria.STRATEGY: Explained to buyers the apple juice concentrate they were purchasing from Western Europe was at a premium cost. Articulated the concentrate was comprised of high acidic Polish ajc blended with SouthernEuropean and South American low acidic ajc. Introduced the idea of doing their own blending and cut out the German/Austrian middleman.RESULTS: Persuaded McCain Foods, Nabisco Brands, A. Lassonde & Fils, Sun-Pac Food & Beverages to sign purchase orders. Sold the allocated container loads of Polish ajc to Canadian juice processors. Secured agreements from every manufacturer to revise their product specification for concentratesourced from Poland. Achieved a 7% market share of the ajc imports to Canada in the introductory year Closed the following year by increasing market share to 18% of the overall market.

Creative accomplishments as a Public Relations Officer for the Ontario Crafts Council included a publicity corporate cross-pollination with a luxury retailer. When we were promoting the ceramics of a highly collectable potter, Wayne Ngan, I negotiated a cross-pollination promotion with the Head Gift Buyer at Holt Renfrew. Ngan's work could seldom be acquired and many of Holt's customers were avid collectors. The outcome was Holt Renfrew taking out a full-page advertisement in the Globe and Mail, (at their expense), referencing the availability of Ngan's ceramics at the Gallery of the Ontario Crafts Council. A Japanese Tea Ceremony event was arranged in the Council's Gallery. The event was hosted by the Japanese Consul in the presence of the artist with invited guests from the arts community and c-level executives from Japanese companies located in Ontario. The exhibition was a sell-out.