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CGAs in the
News
The CGA-Canada 2012
Reviewer’s Forum will be held
November 21–23, 2012, at the
Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in
downtown Toronto. For more
information, visit ppm.cgacanada.org.
Eileen Reppenhagen, CGA,
was featured in The Globe and
Mail in an article that examined
social media usage and
strategy. The article, titled ‘Many
professionals missing out on
social media opportunity,’ was
published on July 5.
The Certified General Accountants
Association of Canada has
donated $50,000 to a research
centre at the Telfer School of
Management at the University
of Ottawa. The CGA-Canada
Accounting and Governance
Research Centre is expected
to invest in research over the
coming year on corporate
governance, risk management,
business and finance.
Members on the
Move
Len Archer, CGA, has been
appointed Director of
Finance for the United Nations
International
School in Hanoi,
Vietnam,
one of two
United Nations
Schools in the world.
Reid Hurst Nagy Inc.’s Daniel
Dong, CGA, has been promoted
to Manager of Client
Services. He obtained his CGA
designation in 2012.
Tina Peters, CGA, CGA-BC’s
Director, Public Practice
Services, has left the
Association after 15 years to
return to public practice in
Kamloops.
Charles Reid, CGA, has been
appointed President & CEO
of BC Hydro.
He joined BC
Hydro in 2008
and previously
served as the
company’s
Executive Vice
President,
Finance and Chief Financial
Officer.
Brian Teed, CGA, has been
appointed Chief Financial
Officer for Digagogo Ventures
Corp., a provider of information
and marketing communications
technology based
in Santa Monica, California.
Brian is also founding partner
of Teed & Company, based in
Surrey.
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In Memoriam
Anthony “Tony” Ducie,
FCGA, passed away on August
1. Tony was a Past-Chair of
CGA-Canada.
Mary Pattison, FCGA, passed
away on September 4 in
Victoria at the age of 93. Mary
served as CGA-BC’s President
for 1988 and she was one of
its most active representatives
at the local, provincial and
national levels.
Helen Knowles, FCGA,
passed away on July 6 at the
age of 89. In 1985, she became
the second woman to be
elected president of the Association.
She was also named
to CGA-Canada’s national
celebration of 100 CGAs Who
Have Made a Difference.
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