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Robert Barsony
Broadcasting-Radio and Television, 1986
. Rob is a supervisor in the audiovisual unit of the United Nations’ International Criminal Tribunal for the former
Yugoslavia. Stationed in The Hague, he directs the broadcasts of trials for war crimes, including that of former
Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic. Rob began his career with OMNI TV in Toronto before moving to The Netherlands.
He supports charities for Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia.
Josée Dykun
Human Resource Management, 1993
Josée is the vice president, human resources with Yellow Pages Group. She was recently recognized as one of
Canada’s “Top 40 Under 40,” a national award given to business leaders and visionaries under the age of 40. In 2005,
Josée also received the Human Resources Association Leadership Award. She has 16 years’ experience in all areas of
human resources with companies such as Bell Canada, Sympatico-Lycos and Thrifty Canada.
Armand LaBarge
Applied Management Techniques, 1985, Investigative Science and Police Studies, 1986.
Armand is the chief of police for the York Regional Police Force, where he leads 1,500 officers and support staff.
He has also served a one-year term as the president of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police. Armand helped
to create a hiring and training program called “Recruiting with a Vision,” and he is a member of Seneca’s Law
Enforcement Advisory Board.
David Shier
General Business and Computer Programming and Analysis, 1983
David obtained his first managerial position with the IBM Toronto Laboratory when he was only 29-years-old. Since then
he has held director positions for five companies. He is currently senior vice president of product development for
the software company Sofea Inc. As a student, David was awarded the Seneca Cup, has served on Seneca’s Board of
Governors and as a member of the Alumni Association.
Jennifer Singh
Library Techniques, 1971.
Jennifer is the chair of International Business and the Centre for Human Resources at Seneca. She attended the College
as an international student from Guiana and has now been associated with the Seneca for over 30 years as a student,
library technician, professor and administrator. Jennifer has served as president of her high school
Alumni Association, and she is also a fundraiser, community leader and mentor.
Paul Sloggett
Municipal Administration, 1972
Paul is the coordinator of, and a professor with, Seneca’s Real Property Administration and Financial Services
Underwriting programs. He has also taught abroad in places like China, Prague and Kuala Lumpur. Paul has also served
as chair of the Assessment Review Board and executive director with the Institute of Municipal Assessors. He is an
active volunteer and member of the Seneca Alumni Board of Directors.
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