Turf Management - Seneca College
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The Man<br />
of the Minute<br />
Vincent Timpano<br />
President / CEO, Minute Maid Canada<br />
Photos: Stephanie Lake<br />
“Man is only truly great<br />
when he acts from<br />
passion”<br />
Benjamin Disraeli<br />
24 1-888-ALUMNUS<br />
Being passionate about<br />
career goals and working<br />
hard to achieve them is the<br />
secret of Vince Timpano’s<br />
professional success. It has been 17<br />
years since he graduated from<br />
<strong>Seneca</strong>’s Marketing Administration<br />
program. Now, married with three<br />
young children who represent his true<br />
passion in life, Vince is President and<br />
CEO of The Minute Maid Company,<br />
Canada Inc. Charged with the responsibility<br />
of overseeing a staff of more<br />
than 300 and the manufacturing and<br />
sales of over 75 million cases of product<br />
in Canada, Vince’s executive role<br />
is a demanding one, but his energy,<br />
passion, and commitment to the job<br />
make what may seem an overwhelming<br />
responsibility to some people,<br />
very achievable for Vince.<br />
A glimpse into Vince’s daily routine<br />
as President and CEO reveals an<br />
early morning visit to the gym before<br />
heading to the office. Working out<br />
approximately five times per week to<br />
maintain his physical fitness, is very<br />
important to Vince. With regular travel<br />
to Minute Maid’s Houston, Texas<br />
site once every three or four weeks,<br />
as well as balancing his four major<br />
areas of responsibility – strategic<br />
planning, implementation of strategy<br />
and monitoring performance against<br />
their growth platform of people, consumers,<br />
and customers, and coaching<br />
of team leaders at the Canadian office<br />
By Tina Zalac (CCMC ’01)