Mathieu Laberge, EMBAA’16, recently joined KPMG’s partnership. As a partner and regional leader of KPMG's economics and policy practice, he will continue to serve his private, not-for-profit and government clients in resolving some of their most prominent challenges related to the economy, market and policy environment. Mathieu lives in Ottawa.
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Mathieu Laberge, EMBA-Americas*, accepted the position of Director of Policy in the Office of Canada’s Minister of Families, Children and Social Development.
Published in: Summer 2016
Patrick Machacek, EMBA'16, has joined Red Deer Polytechnic as vice-president of development and partnerships. Prior to this, Patrick was vice-president of development and strategy at Olds College of Agriculture and Technology.
Published in: Spring 2023
Patrick Machacek, EMBA, started with Olds College in Alberta as Vice President, Development in November 2017. He oversees fundraising and government relations.
Published in: Winter 2018
Emma Macintosh, BCom’16, GDA’16, tells us she and Patrick Brown, BCom’12, were married in August and have taken sabbaticals from their respective jobs to spend seven months travelling. This particular snapshot was taken while swimming in the coastal area of Moalboal in the Philippines. “We jumped at the opportunity to take some extended time away from work and feel lucky to be travelling with the freedom that we have right now. It’s been an incredible experience. Needless to say, it will be hard to go back!”
Published in: Spring 2023
Sumit Madan, EMBAA, has started work at Propel Holdings as the director of product management.
Published in: Spring 2021
Lauren Martin, MIB’16, welcomed a son, Brayden, on March 14. She says he’s on his way to being part of the next generation of Smith graduates.
Published in: Fall 2022
Rohit Mathur, MBA’16, and his wife welcomed a baby girl on March 18. The three recently enjoyed some travels to Los Angeles and Los Cabos.
Published in: Fall 2022
Stephanie McCall, BCom, and Jeffrey McFarland, BCom’14, were married on Sept. 28, 2019. They met on Homecoming weekend in 2014. The McFarlands let us know that there were many fellow Queen’s alumni in their wedding party and among the guests.
Published in: Fall 2020
Kerri J. McTaggart, AMBA, writes, “After five years as executive director of a national organization, I left to join a tech-based startup in Edmonton.” NexOptic Technologies Corp. is a lens and consumer product design company that Kerri says aims to “enhance the way we view the world around us.” The company is publicly traded and has additional offices in Calgary and Vancouver. From left: Jenna Archer, Margaret
Published in: Winter 2019