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Michael Heaven, EMBA, died at age 61 in his North Vancouver, B.C., home on May 3 after a five-year battle with cancer. Michael had a successful and diversified career, holding positions from automation engineer to CEO. He was the author of 20 patents spanning several fields. He is survived by his wife of 38 years, Roberta; daughters Laura, Marissa and Jessica; and his parents.
Sean Hinton, EMBA, has been appointed co-chair of the Entrepreneurs Circle of the Canadian American Business Council. The CABC was established to bring the voices of SMEs to policy decisions that affect businesses across borders. Sean is also the founder and CEO of SkyHive, which develops AI technology to address business re-skilling challenges. Sean has lived and worked around the world for the past two decades but now calls Vancouver home.
Mustafa Khan, MBA, and his family of five recently moved to Dubai to be closer to their extended family, after 12 years in Canada. Having been in investment consulting, initially with BNY Mellon and then Mercer, Mustafa is now with a local bank and enjoying the warmer climate of Dubai.
Vik Kohli, EMBAA, tells us that he was promoted to vice-president of safety and reliability at Enbridge. In this role, Vik is responsible for company-wide safety, environment and lands services for both operations and projects, as well as establishing cross-company governance for functions delivered through each business unit.