Best in Class Invitational Case Competition

Final Competition:
Graeme Booth
Partner
KPMG LLP
Graeme Booth leads KPMG’s Risk and Resilience practice in Toronto which focuses broadly on governance, risk
and control and incorporates internal and IT auditing, regulatory compliance, financial and treasury risk
management, internal controls, governance and information risk management.
In addition to his Risk & Resilience responsibilities, Mr. Booth is also the Lead Partner for the KPMG Information
Risk Management (IRM) practice in Canada and is the Global Product Lead for the Firm’s IS Governance product
offerings. He has extensive experience across a variety of industries including Financial Services, Technology,
and Manufacturing.
Mr. Booth is a Certified Management Accountant and a Graduate of the Graduate Management Programme,
Ashridge Management School, London England.
John Chippindale
President
Integro (Canada) Ltd.
As President of Integro (Canada), John Chippindale directs business strategy and resources and cultivates
executive level relationships with clients and prospects.
Over 25 years in the insurance brokerage business, John has been an active leader in driving innovation and
engineering change in the Insurance sector. This involvement has encompassed domestic and international client
service, as well as global strategy and product development in both the Commercial and Employee Benefit
insurance segments.
Prior to becoming a founding Managing Principal of Integro Insurance Brokers in May 2005, John devoted 24
years with Marsh & McLennan where he was appointed President & CEO of Marsh Canada Ltd. in 2000, followed
by Global CEO for the Consumer & Commercial Business in 2003.
John graduated from Bishop’s University in Lennoxville, Quebec with a Bachelor of Business Administration,
majoring in Finance. Thereafter, he became an Associate of the Insurance Institute of Canada (A.I.I.C.) and
achieved the Canadian Risk Management (CRM) diploma.
He is a frequent public speaker on such topics as Enterprise Risk Management, Corporate Governance and
Global Market Conditions, and serves as Chair, Board of Governors, Junior Achievement of Central Ontario, and
a member of National Economic Policy Group.
Bruce Simpson
Managing Partner, Canada, and Director
McKinsey & Company
Bruce Simpson became Managing Partner of the Canadian practice in July 2000. Previously, he worked in the
Paris office for 13 years, assisting clients in multiple sectors on change management, and operations issues.
Before that, he spent a year in the New York office on various engagements for consumer goods clients. He is a
core member of McKinsey’s worldwide Operations practice. He has particular expertise in change management
and continuous improvement – what it takes to build ongoing continuous improvement into the organizations of
clients. Bruce has co-led McKinsey’s extensive research on these issues for 10 years and helped multiple teams
across the world on these topics. He was also a co-leader of the European Manufacturing practice.
Bruce, a Scot, was born and grew up in Glasgow, where he attended Jordanhill College School. His father was
Professor of Pathology at Glasgow Royal Infirmary and his mother, an author, is a D.L. for the city. Bruce
completed an International Baccalaureate at the International School of Geneva and then read Law at Cambridge