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Alexandra Gill has been The Globe and Mail’s Vancouver restaurant critic since 2005.
Rupa Subramanya is co-author of ‘Indianomix: Making Sense of Modern India.’
A former diplomat, Colin Robertson is vice-president of the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute and (Hon.) Captain, Royal Canadian Navy.
Paul Heinbecker is a former Canadian ambassador to the United Nations and chief foreign policy advisor to Prime Minister Brian Mulroney.
David Shribman, executive editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, won a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of U.S. politics.
A former journalist, Marina Jimenez became president of the CCA in April, 2013
Clément Gignac is senior vice-president and chief economist at Industrial Alliance Inc., and chair of the World Economic Forum Council on Competitiveness and member of the Forum’s Sustainable Competitiveness Advisory Board.
Adrian Morrow covers the Ontario legislature in Toronto.
Todd Hirsch is the Calgary-based chief economist of ATB Financial and author of The Boiling Frog Dilemma: Saving Canada from Economic Decline.
Michael Bowman is a portfolio manager at Hamilton-based Wickham Investment Counsel Inc., an adviser to high net worth clients.
Sheryl is an independent macroeconomic strategist with over 20-years experience in the international financial industry and central banking.
Daniel Bitonti is a Vancouver-based reporter with The Globe and Mail.
Peter has been writing about technology for 15 years and is a syndicated columnist, blogger and freelance journalist in Toronto and is working on his next book, Humans 3.0
Shane Dingman is the Technology editor, and works in the Report on Business and Globe Investor section
I thrive on the challenge to find unique and thought provoking ways to photograph my subjects.
Globe and Mail columnist
Brian Lee Crowley is the managing director of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, an independent non-partisan public policy think tank in Ottawa.
Sophie Cousineau is The Globe and Mail’s chief Quebec correspondent. She has been working as a journalist for more than 20 years, and was La Presse’s business columnist prior to joining the Globe in 2012.
Every day, on every assignment, I try to make the strongest images I can — to convey with accuracy and honesty the stories that should be told.
Stephen is a global journalism fellow at the Munk School of Global Affairs and contributes to the Globe's Syria coverage. He is the author of 'Revolt in Syria: Eye-Witness to the Uprising.'
Based in Toronto, Ivan Semeniuk reports on science for The Globe and Mail
Dave Morris joined the Globe and Mail in 2010 as Associate Editor of Report on Business Magazine.
Andrew Jackson is the Packer Professor of Social Justice at York University and Senior Policy Adviser to the Broadbent Institute.
Some days you want to pinch yourself, other days you wonder why? It's that kind of a profession.
Ann Hui is a national news reporter at The Globe and Mail
Carl Mortished is a Canadian financial journalist and freelance consultant based in the U.K.
Linda Nazareth is the principal of Relentless Economics and senior fellow for economics and population change at the Macdonald Laurier Institute.
Adam Radwanski is a political columnist at The Globe and Mail.
Scott Barlow is a 20-year veteran of Canadian investment banks, including Merrill Lynch Canada, CIBC Wood Gundy and Macquarie Private Wealth (MPW).
Kim Mackrael has been a reporter for The Globe and Mail since 2011. She joined the Ottawa bureau Sept. 2012.
Jody has previously worked as a senior editor at Canadian Business Online and has written for MoneySense Magazine, Maclean's, the National Post and other national publications.
Frances Bula has written about urban issues and city politics in B.C.’s Vancouver region, covering everything from Downtown Eastside drug addiction to billion-dollar development projects, since 1994.
Marsha Lederman is the Western Arts Correspondent for The Globe and Mail, based in Vancouver. She covers the film and television industry, visual art, literature, music, theatre, dance, cultural policy, and other related areas.
Mason is Globe B.C.'s Online Editor, in charge of managing B.C. content of the website and encouraging interaction between our staff and our readers.
Matt O’Grady is British Columbia bureau chief for The Globe and Mail. Prior to joining the newspaper,
Based in Vancouver, Andrea Woo is a general assignment reporter with a focus on multimedia journalism.
Ian Bailey is a Vancouver-based reporter for The Globe and Mail. He covers politics and general news. Prior to arriving
Sean Silcoff joined The Globe and Mail in January, 2012, following an 18-year-career in journalism and communications. He previously worked as a columnist and Montreal correspondent for the National Post and as a staff writer at Canadian Business Magazine.
Chris Umiastowski, P. Eng., MBA, has over a decade of professional experience analyzing technology stocks as a former top ranked equity analyst on Bay Street. Prior to that, he worked as an engineer in the telecom industry.
Andrew Hallam is the author of the best-selling book Millionaire teacher: The nine rules of wealth you should have learned in school. Raised in British Columbia, he now teaches personal finance at Singapore American School -- and built a million-dollar investment portfolio on a teacher’s salary.
Norman Rothery, Ph.D., CFA, is the founder of StingyInvestor.com and has been catering to value investors since 1995. He publishes the Rothery Report, a value stock newsletter, that recently celebrated its 11th anniversary.
Robert McLister, BBA, is founder and editor of CanadianMortgageTrends.com and a mortgage columnist for the Globe.
Brad Wheeler is an arts reporter with The Globe and Mail.
James Adams is an arts reporter for The Globe and Mail.
Globe and Mail writer Guy Dixon’s particular interests are documentaries and emerging filmmakers. This is his ninth year covering TIFF, but who’s counting?
Madeleine White is an online editor and reporter for The Globe and Mail. This is her first TIFF.
Rick Groen is a film critic for The Globe and Mail.
Sarah Nicole Prickett writes about culture. She is based in New York City.
Geoff Pevere is an author, movie critic and broadcaster who has been covering the Toronto International Film Festival for more than 30 years.
When not writing about culture, Globe and Mail arts feature writer Kate Taylor is working on her third novel.
Liam Lacey is a film critic for The Globe and Mail.
Melissa Whetstone is The Globe and Mail's community editor for News, Sports and Commentary.
Eileen is credentialed as a Professional Certified Coach (by International Coach Federation) and is an Adler Certified Professional Coach, as well as an Accredited Business Communicator. She works with leaders of varying levels and helps individuals, groups and organizations develop more emotionally intelligent leadership.
Eileen is a certified coach and lead consultant for Cam McRae Consulting, an outplacement and career coaching firm located in Calgary.
Julie works closely with both business and HR executives and job candidates, and can offer insights into the strategies, nuances and psychology of the hiring process.
Bruce is a certified career, executive and relationship coach, consultant, writer and professional speaker who has been working with clients from across Canada, the U.S. and abroad since 1992.
Katie is an executive career coach and speaker and has been working with senior leaders and their teams across Canada and the U.S. since 1999.
Stuart Thompson is a multimedia editor for news and a contributor to Politics Insider. He works with data to create interactives and other visualizations.
Deirdre Kelly writes for the Custom Content Group of The Globe and Mail.
Nathan is a Calgary-based reporter for the Report on Business.
Armine Yalnizyan is Senior Economist at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
Nancy Woods, CIM, FCSI, is an associate portfolio manager and investment adviser with RBC Dominion Securities Inc.
Sean Gordon joined the Globe's Quebec bureau in 2008 and covers the Canadiens, Alouettes and Impact, as well as Quebec's contingent of Olympic athletes.
Lindsay Tedds is an Assistant Professor of economics in the School of Public Administration at the University of Victoria
Anne McIlroy has been a journalist for more than 25 years. She joined the Globe in 1996, and has been the science reporter as well as the parliamentary bureau chief. She studied journalism at Carleton University in Ottawa.
Lisa Ostrikoff is a TV journalist and anchor-turned-creator of BizBOXTV, a Canadian online video production, advertising and social media marketing agency.
Daniel is a nationally recognized workplace law expert and a partner at Whitten & Lublin, where he represents both individual and corporate clients.
Jennifer MacMillan is The Globe and Mail's senior communities editor, working with readers and journalists to foster interaction.
Amberly McAteer is The Globe and Mail's community editor in Features - including Life, Travel, Style, Arts and Books.
Chris Hannay is the online politics editor. He has been a homepage editor and community editor at The Globe.
Sean Stanleigh is the editor of Report on Small Business.
Terry Brodie is a senior editor for Report on Small Business and an award-winning veteran reporter and editor who has worked for numerous media outlets in Canada and abroad
Harvey Schachter is a Battersea, Ont.-based writer specializing in management issues.
Campbell Clark has been a political writer in The Globe and Mail’s Ottawa bureau since 2000.
Shelley White is a freelance writer, editor, television producer and full-time mom to preschool-aged twins.
Dawn Walton has been based in Calgary for The Globe and Mail since 2000.
Hugh Thompson is a Consumer Electronics enthusiast, writer, Internet Marketing Consultant, and former owner of Digital Home.
Peter Tertzakian is chief energy economist and managing director with Arc Financial Corp.
Wallace Immen is an award-winning staff writer for The Globe and Mail whose stories about workplace trends and career advice, as well as about cruising and travel destinations around the world appear regularly in print and online.
Carrie Tait joined the Globe in January, 2011, mainly reporting on energy from the Calgary bureau.
Tim Cestnick is president of WaterStreet Family Offices, and author of several tax and personal finance books
A nationally recognized business leader, an ardent community champion, a lover of the great outdoors, and a wellness enthusiast, Gwyn Morgan devoted three decades to building Canada’s largest energy company.
Angela Self is one of the founders of the Smart Cookies, a group of five women who specialize in personal finance.
Jacqueline Nelson is a financial services reporter at the Report on Business.
Sandy (Sandra) Dias is doing a Kellogg-Schulich Executive MBA.
John Reese is founder and CEO of Validea.com and Validea Capital Management, and portfolio manager for the Omega American & International Consensus funds.
Robert Tattersall, CFA, is co-founder of the Saxon family of mutual funds and the retired chief investment officer of Mackenzie Investments.
Economist Jeff Rubin is the author of award-winning and number one best-selling book, “Why Your World Is About To Get A Whole Lot Smaller.” The former CIBC World Markets chief economist is also the author of "The End of Growth."
Leah Eichler is founder of Femme-o-Nomics, a networking and content portal for professional women and r/ally, a mobile collaboration app.
E-mail: leah.eichler@femme-o-nomics.com
Chrystia Freeland is the editor of Thomson Reuters Digital.
Don Tapscott is adjunct professor at the Rotman School of Management.
Work-life expert Dr. Barbara Moses is a well-known organizational career-management consultant, best-selling author, and sought-after keynote speaker and media commentator.
Gary Rabbior is president of the Canadian Foundation for Economic Education.
Dan Richards is a 20-year veteran of the investment industry and a faculty member in the MBA program at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management.
Pav Jordan is a mining reporter for the Report on Business.
Skot Kortje has been analyzing stock market trends for 15-years using trend analysis.
Susan Pinker is a psychologist and author of The Sexual Paradox: Extreme Men, Gifted Women and the Real Gender Gap.
Neil Reynolds is an Ottawa writer whose columns on national economic issues appear in Wednesday's and Friday's Globe and Mail.
David Rosenberg is chief economist and strategist for Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc. and author of the daily economic newsletter Breakfast with Dave.
Thane Stenner is founder of Stenner Investment Partners within Richardson GMP Ltd., as well as director, wealth management.
