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Board of Directors

The Accelerator Centre's Board of Directors brings together key stakeholders within the Waterloo technology community and includes representatives from regional and provincial government, local academic institutions, innovation partners and members of the surrounding business community.

  • Tom Beynon

    Partner, McCarter, Grespan, Beynon, Weir LLP

  • Max Blouw

    President and Vice-Chancellor,
    Wilfrid Laurier University

  • Robert Carley

    Executive Dean, Academic Administration,
    Conestoga Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning

  • Tom Corr

    President and CEO,
    Ontario Centres of Excellence

  • George Dixon

    Vice President, Research,
    University of Waterloo

  • Kevin Elop

    Chief Financial Officer,
    Forefront Innovative Technologies

  • Kevin Hall

    Vice-President (Research),
    University of Guelph

  • Feridun Hamdullahpur

    Interim President, University of Waterloo

  • Rob Horne

    Commissioner of Planning, Housing
    and Community Services,
    Region of Waterloo

  • John Jung

    CEO, Canada's Technology Triangle, Inc.

  • Iain Klugman

    President and CEO, Communitech

  • Carol Leaman

    CEO, PostRank Inc.

  • Tom Matulis

    Regional Director, National Research Council's Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP).

  • Kurtis McBride

    CEO, Co-founder,
    Miovision Technologies

  • Ian McPhee

    Chair, Accelerator Centre; former President and Co-Founder, WatCom; former VP/GM Sybase

  • David Petras

    Partner, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP

  • Gary Pooley

    CFO, Accelerator Centre;
    Retired Partner, Ernst & Young LLP

  • Sharon Rudy

    Principal and ENPP Practice Leader, Spencer Stuart

  • Terry Stepien

    President, Sybase iAnywhere Canada

  • Michael Stork

    Investor & Entrepreneur

  • Gerry Sullivan

    President and CEO, Priiva and Energent

 

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