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Celebrating the Profession’s 75 New FCAs, Outstanding Leadership and Achievement The Institute’s Council recently elected 75 new Fellows. Fellowship, the highest designation that the Institute confers, recognizes outstanding career achievements and leadership contributions to the community and the profession. FCA elections are held triennially, and any Institute member may submit a nomination, which culminates in a secret ballot vote by the Council. Rigorous criteria make the FCA designation a special honour. To receive this prestigious designation, a Chartered Accountant is required to have brought distinction to our profession through significant accomplishments. The new FCAs come from all areas of the province and span all areas of public practice, industry, the public sector, and education. Including those just elected, Ontario’s total of 918 Fellows now comprises almost three per cent of the Institute’s membership. The presentation ceremony and dinner were held on September 24 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. In attendance were the honourees, their family and friends, as well as special guests: Kevin Dancey, President and CEO of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants; Doug Baker, CICA’s Chair; Bill MacKinnon, CICA’s Vice-Chair; and the CEOs of the Manitoba, Alberta and Bermuda Institutes, Gary Hannaford, Jane Halford and Annarita Marion, respectively. At the ceremony, Institute Chair Gerry Mills spoke of the significance of the celebration, “If to become a CA is to scale the heights of personal and professional achievement, then to be recognized this evening is to transcend even those benchmarks.” In addition to the FCAs, eight ICAO Award of Distinction recipients were recognized at the ceremony. This award Institute President and CEO Rod Barr (left) and Chair Gerry Mills (right) present past-Chair Keith Farlinger (centre) with a commemorative plaque to formally recognize Keith’s enormous contributions to the profession during his two-year term. 16 CheckMark • Autumn 2009 recognizes CAs under the age of 40 who bring distinction to themselves and to the profession. Also presented this year, for the first time, was the Christine E. Sinclair Community Leadership Award to Michael Gottlieb. (See the article on page 27 for more details.) Another highlight of the evening was the presentation of the 2009 ICAO Award of Outstanding Merit to Sheila Fraser, James Goodfellow and Donald Wray. To conclude the evening, Institute President and CEO Rod Barr joined Chair Gerry Mills on stage to formally recognize immediate past-Chair, Keith Farlinger. Rod Barr said, “This profession most certainly thrives because of the dedication of all of its volunteers. But I have to say, from first-hand experience, that past-Chair Keith Farlinger has served this profession above and beyond the call of duty. “You may not be aware that the Institute Chair now serves a two-year term. Recognizing that this is a volunteer role and that the Chair continues to have full-time business and family commitments, the idea was to spread some of the Chair’s duties over the two-year term. However, I’m not sure that Keith was listening, as he went full throttle throughout both of his years!” After the formal part of the evening concluded, the new FCAs and Award of Distinction recipients, along with their family and friends, mingled at a dessert buffet for further celebration. An announcement appeared in The Globe and Mail on September 22 saluting the recipients of the ICAO Award of Distinction and on September 24 honouring the new FCAs. An atmosphere of excitement and anticipation filled the Metro Toronto Convention Centre as the new Fellows accepted their awards on stage.
The names of the new FCAs are listed alphabetically below, followed by their locality. (Where residence and business localities differ, both are shown, in that order). Over the next several issues, CheckMark will profile each of the 2009 FCA recipients. Bruce I. Armstrong, FCA Toronto Christopher K. Bart, FCA Hamilton Gregory C. Boehmer, FCA Toronto Keith Boocock, FCA (deceased) Oakville L.G. Pierre Bourgon, FCA Cumberland / Embrun Marrianne Bridge, FCA Toronto Karyn A. Brooks, FCA Montreal / Verdun, QC Lorne M. Burns, FCA Toronto Gary F. Burroughs, FCA Niagara-on-the-Lake Philip H. Cowperthwaite, FCA Toronto Caroline E. Davis, FCA Ottawa ON / Gatineau QC David F. Denison, FCA Toronto Carol M. Devenny, FCA Rockcliffe Park / Ottawa Cynthia L. Ditner, FCA Mississauga / Toronto Andrew W. Dunn, FCA Toronto James B. Falle, FCA Port Perry / Toronto Anita K. Ferrari, FCA Oakville / Toronto Walter J. Flasza, FCA Thunder Bay Gregory Gallant, FCA Oakville / Toronto J. Herbert Gamble, FCA Lindsay Donald M. Garrioch, FCA Sudbury Paul F. Gibel, FCA Lynden / Hamilton Glen Gilbert, FCA Oakville / Toronto Peter E. Gilgan, FCA Mississauga / Oakville Robert Y. Gold, FCA Toronto C. Richard Goldsmith, FCA Toronto John R. Gossling, FCA Toronto George S. Hamilton, FCA Mississauga Gabriel J. Hayos, FCA Toronto Trent H. Henry, FCA Toronto John M. Herhalt, FCA Vaughan / Toronto Donald W. Hunter, FCA Toronto Timothy J. Jackson, FCA Waterloo Karen A. Kinsley, FCA Ottawa Marion Kirsh, FCA Thornhill / Toronto Kenneth M. Krauss, FCA Guelph / Toronto Cyril M. Leeder, FCA Ottawa Denis R.J. Lemieux, FCA Mount Brydges / London Valorie M. Leonard, FCA Sudbury J. Mark Lievonen, FCA Markham / Toronto John B. MacIntyre, FCA Toronto Mary Lou Maher, FCA Toronto Helen M. Mallovy-Hicks, FCA Toronto James R. McCarter, FCA Mississauga / Toronto Dianne L. McMullen, FCA Toronto Isabel Meharry, FCA Toronto Kenneth A. Miller, FCA Collingwood Rodney G. Monette, FCA Nepean / Ottawa Gary E. Moulton, FCA Toronto Gabriel Nachman, FCA Toronto Dale M. Needham, FCA Baltimore MD, USA Michael J. Nobrega, FCA Toronto Anne Marie O’Donovan, FCA Oakville / Toronto Neil R. Parkinson, FCA Cambridge / Toronto Yezdi N. Pavri, FCA Toronto Saul C. Plener, FCA Thornhill / Toronto Gerald R. Popp, FCA Oakville / Mississauga Richard E. Rooney, FCA Toronto Deborah E. Rosati, FCA Ottawa Gino A. Scapillati, FCA Oakville / Toronto Donald I.S. Scott, FCA Osgoode / Ottawa Robert C. Scullion, FCA Richmond Hill / Toronto Charles R. Sims, FCA Toronto Paul J.M. Szabo, FCA Mississauga / Ottawa Anthony M.P. Tattersfield, FCA Ottawa Khalid Usman, FCA Unionville / Markham Cynthia F. Veinot, FCA Toronto Brenda J. Vince, FCA Toronto Benita M. Warmbold, FCA Toronto David D. Webster, FCA Port McNicoll / Midland Gregory G. Wiebe, FCA Toronto Gregory D. Wight, FCA St. Catharines Carol A. Wilding, FCA Newmarket / Toronto Douglas J. Wilkinson, FCA Greenwood / Toronto David M. Williamson, FCA Toronto / Aurora CheckMark • Autumn 2009 17
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