Executive Leadership
Barbara Zvan
President and Chief Executive Officer
Barbara Zvan is President and Chief Executive Officer of University Pension Plan Ontario (UPP). She is responsible for realizing UPP’s strategies to deliver valuable, lifelong pension security and service excellence to UPP’s over 39,000 members while establishing UPP as the pension solution of choice for Ontario’s university community.
Formerly the Chief Risk and Strategy Officer for the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, Barb is globally recognized as a leading voice on sustainable investing and an ambassador for defined benefit pensions. She was named Canada’s CEO of the Year and Corporate Citizen of the Year 2022 by the Globe and Mail’s Report on Business magazine in honour of her contributions and leadership in both areas.
A sought-after responsible investing expert, Barb was appointed to the Government of Canada’s Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance in 2018 and is an inaugural member of the Sustainable Finance Action Council, which launched in 2021. On the global stage, Barb played a significant role in creating the G7 Investor Leadership Network and was named one of 26 Climate Champions by British High Commission in Canada and the Canada Climate Law Initiative ahead of COP 26 in 2021.
She also serves on the boards of various global organizations including the Responsible Investment Association, Climate Engagement Canada, and the advisory board of the Institute of Sustainable Finance at the Smith School of Business.
She holds a master’s degree in Math and Statistics from the University of Waterloo and a Bachelor of Science degree from McMaster University. She is a fellow of the C.D. Howe Institute, a member of the Institute of Corporate Directors, a Fellow of Canadian Institute of Actuaries (FCIA) and a Fellow of Society of Actuaries (FSA).
Aaron Bennett
Chief Investment Officer
Aaron Bennett is UPP’s Chief Investment Officer and leads all aspects of our global investment strategy and operations. He works closely with the Executive Leadership Team and Investment Department leaders to drive and evolve UPP’s innovative, risk-optimized investment platform grounded on the Plan’s mission of retirement security and sustainable investing.
A seasoned and versatile portfolio manager, Aaron brings over 16 years of investment experience at highly respected organizations, with expertise in strategic asset allocation and responsible investing. He has a deep understanding of total fund asset mix strategy and risk management and has managed globally diversified portfolios of public and private assets. He is also a recognized leader in sustainable investing and ESG initiatives. Across his roles at Jarislowsky Fraser Global Investment Management, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and mid-sized Canadian boutique investment banks, Aaron has supported the continuous improvement of systemic and robust investment analysis, policy formulation and strategic implementation across portfolios and asset classes.
Aaron holds a B.Sc Honours (Biology) from Queen’s University, an MBA from the Ivey School of Business Western University and is a CFA Charterholder.
Brian Gill
Chief Technology Officer
Brian Gill is UPP’s Chief Technology Officer, overseeing
the teams responsible for UPP’s strategic initiatives, technology
infrastructure, data analytics and business intelligence. Working in close
collaboration with UPP’s leadership team and Board of Trustees, Brian
contributes to strategic and operational direction of UPP, providing input and
support on the full spectrum of business issues.
Brian brings extensive executive and Chief Information
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leadership experience in both private and public sector organizations within
the Financial Services, Technology, and Gaming industries. A seasoned
leader, Brian is known as a strategic business executive who delivers results
through technology enabled transformation applied in a people-oriented manner, increasing
efficiency, and improving customer satisfaction.
In his most recent assignment, Brian served as SVP & Chief
Technology Officer at the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation where he
played an integral role in the technology-enabled modernization of land-based
gaming, Lottery, and online gaming.
Brian is a champion for many important and charitable causes but
is especially proud of his efforts to improve Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
within those organizations he has worked.
Brian holds an
Honors Computer Science degree from the University of Waterloo.
Christine Chen
General Counsel
Christine Chen is UPP’s General Counsel, responsible for overseeing Legal and Governance functions. She is an active member of the Executive Leadership team (ELT) and plays a critical role advancing UPP’s business and strategic priorities, working closely with the ELT and Board of Trustees to provide leadership and integrated, strategic, and risk-adjusted direction in all legal matters.
Christine is a dual qualified lawyer (Ontario and England and Wales) with international and multi-disciplinary experience. She began her legal career in Toronto with Fasken Martineau, then moved to London, where she consulted before becoming in-house counsel for an international private equity manager. Christine has experience in a wide range of areas, including pension and benefits, M&A transactions, organizational transformation and governance, stand-up of foreign subsidiaries, fund structuring and capital raising, strategic advisory, taxation, and executive compensation. She was a Trustee at HOOPP prior to joining UPP.
She is a graduate of the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD.D) and holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law.
Joanna Lohrenz
Chief Pension Services Officer
Joanna Lohrenz is UPP’s Chief Pension Services Officer (CPSO) and leads UPP’s day-to-day execution and oversight of member and employer services and regulatory compliance related to pension administration. Working closely with our university pension services agents, Joanna and her team are accountable for serving and engaging members, earning their trust and achieving high levels of member satisfaction. As CPSO, Joanna also oversees pension contribution reconciliation and accuracy of pensioner payroll.
Throughout her 20+ year career at Manulife, Joanna has successfully filled many transformational and client service centered executive roles, including VP Sponsor Experience, Group Benefits; VP, Transformation, Customer Experience; VP, Contact Centers, Canadian Division; and AVP Client Services Group Pensions, John Hancock, among others. Her most recent role was VP, Strategy and Transformation, Group Benefits.
Joanna holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Western Ontario.
Karen Rowe
Chief Financial Officer
Karen Rowe is UPP’s Chief Financial Officer, responsible for all operational and financial aspects of the Plan, including investment finance, corporate finance, compliance and taxation planning. As a member of UPP’s Executive Leadership Team, Karen contributes to key decisions related to strategic initiatives, operational processes, and organizational culture.
Karen brings extensive executive and chief financial officer experience in both the public and private sectors, including as Managing Director, Head of Investment Finance, at CPP Investments, and Vice President, Finance, at Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).
She most recently held the position of Chief Financial Officer at CIBC Mellon, where she led the strategic planning and implementation of numerous business transformation initiatives.
Karen is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario and holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree with First Class Honours from Memorial University of Newfoundland.
She is passionate about volunteering in the education sector, and received an award in recognition of her service as Chair of Ted Rogers School of Accounting and Finance Advisory Council at Toronto Metropolitan University.
Kathy Johnson
Chief Engagement and Strategy Officer
Kathy is UPP’s Chief Engagement and Strategy Officer, overseeing UPP’s Office of Communications, Engagement, and Strategy. Kathy leads the team responsible for UPP’s strategic planning, outreach and relationship building program(s) with the university sector. Working with the communications team, she supports UPP’s broader communications and branding programs and contributes to the strategic and operational direction of UPP, providing counsel and advice on engagement, relationship building and issues management.
Kathy is an established leader in the Ontario public service sector with a long record of building productive relationships with internal and external stakeholders, staff, elected government representatives, and the media to achieve strategic goals. Practicing social justice values and a commitment to integrity and equity, Kathy is an effective change and people leader with demonstrated experience crafting clear strategy, executing plans, and creative problem solving. She joined UPP from the University of Toronto Faculty Association (UTFA), where she served as Executive Director, providing elected leadership strategic advice, facilitating strategic planning, managing communications, and strengthening UTFA’s recognition as a leader internally and within the broader sector. Prior to UTFA, Kathy worked at Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) where she has a reputation for building and managing strong teams.
Kathy holds a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Calgary.
Omo Akintan
Chief People Officer
Omo is UPP’s Chief People Officer, responsible for all aspects of UPP’s people strategy, including performance management; talent development and acquisition; employee engagement; and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. She also works alongside UPP’s executive team to define UPP’s organizational culture and values.
Omo brings extensive people experience, including her most recent role as Chief People Officer at the City of Toronto, where she led a large team of human resources, equity, and human rights professionals. While at the City of Toronto, Omo delivered programs and services to strengthen, support, and promote an inclusive, accessible, and discrimination and harassment free environment for employees, service recipients, and residents. A Juris Doctor from the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto, Omo joined the City of Toronto in September 2004 and spent over a decade working as a labour, employment and human rights lawyer.
Omo’s community efforts include sitting as Co-chair of the University of Toronto Administrative Tribunal, Director of Massey Centre for Pregnant and Parenting Adolescents, a volunteer for the Out of the Cold program and a mentor for the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. She was the City lead on the development of Toronto’s Indigenous Affairs Office in partnership with Toronto’s Indigenous community.
Senior Leadership
Brian Minns
Senior Managing Director, Responsible Investing
Brian Minns is UPP’s Senior Managing Director, Responsible Investing, leading the integration of responsible investing (RI) into UPP’s total portfolio approach and corporate practices. He oversees UPP’s RI strategy, ensuring our RI commitments are achieved through our investment processes and stewardship practices, and that we are communicating openly and transparently about our RI practices as they evolve.
Brian came to UPP after nearly a decade at Addenda Capital, culminating in his most recent position as Vice-President, Sustainable Investing. Prior to Addenda, he held positions in responsible investing with CPP Investments and Mercer. A veteran in responsible investing, Brian is Co-founder and past Co-chair of the Canadian Responsible Investing Working Group, a member of the Responsible Investing Association’s Policy Stewardship Group, a member of the steering committee for the University Network for Investor Engagement (UNIE), and a member of the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance’s Public Policy Committee.
He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and holds a Master of Environmental Studies from York University, the Certificate in Sustainable Investment from Concordia University, and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Queen’s University.
Peter Martin Larsen
Senior Managing Director, Private Markets
Peter is UPP’s Senior Managing Director, Head of Private Markets, responsible for UPP’s Private Markets portfolio comprising the infrastructure, real estate, private equity, and private debt asset classes. In his role, Peter leads the identification and implementation of strategic priorities, execution and value creation opportunities and oversees the department’s valuation, portfolio construction, analytics, monitoring, and reporting efforts. Peter is a senior investment professional specializing in unlisted investments, with deep experience in M&A, investment strategy and asset management. His breadth as an investor at one of Europe’s largest institutional investors and in global advisory and investment banking has given him exposure to wide-ranging investments, projects, and transactions and the opportunity to amass an extensive global leadership network.
Peter has served on the Boards of several large infrastructure companies and on the Investment and Investor Advisory Committees of a range of infrastructure, real estate, private equity, and private debt funds. He currently sits on the Investment Committee of the Danish SDG Investment Fund, a DKK 5bn public-private partnership contributing to the realization of the 17 UN SDGs through investments in developing countries. Peter has Master’s Degrees in Finance and Economics from the London School of Economics and the University of Copenhagen.
Amy Jackson
Managing Director, Enterprise & Operational Risk Management
Amy Jackson is UPP’s Managing Director, Enterprise & Operational Risk Management, responsible for the design, build, and implementation of the organization’s Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and Operational Risk Management (ORM) program, in addition to leading the Compliance and Internal Audit functions.
Amy brings international experience as a senior executive with expertise in ERM, ORM, compliance, and business transformation. Prior to joining UPP, she served as Senior Vice President of Governance, Risk, and Control at TD, where she also held other senior executive positions overseeing enterprise risk management and designing and implementing large-scale transformation strategies.
Amy previously held executive roles at Bank of America in the U.S. and U.K., leading teams responsible for corporate operational risk and enterprise compliance, including reputational risk and emerging risk reporting.
Amy received her Juris Doctor from the Marshall-Wythe School of Law at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, and a Master of Teaching and Bachelor of Arts in English from Virginia Commonwealth University.
Andrew Naples
Managing Director, University Sector and Stakeholder Engagement
Andrew is UPP’s Managing Director, University Sector and Stakeholder Engagement, leading outreach and relations with the university sector, government, and other external stakeholders. He is responsible for establishing and steering strategies to develop and manage UPP’s external relationships, while driving sector growth, supporting brand development and reputation, and providing counsel to UPP’s executive leadership team.
Andrew brings nearly two decades of experience in the Ontario university sector. Most recently he served as Chief of Staff and Corporate Secretary at the Council of Ontario Universities (COU), the membership association representing Ontario’s 21 universities. In this role, he partnered with the CEO to lead member relations and deliver on organizational development strategies, including building a significant public affairs capacity. A key member of the senior executive team, Andrew played an integral part in the realignment of the organization to effectively deliver on a focused agenda of public affairs, policy analysis, member service, and value-added shared services.
Prior to his role at COU, Andrew worked for 10 years at Queen’s University in a variety of positions related to government relations, public affairs, advancement, and community and stakeholder relations.
Andrew holds a master’s degree in public administration and bachelor’s degree in political studies, both from Queen’s University.
Christophe L'Ahelec
Managing Director, Public Markets
Christophe L’Ahelec is an investment professional with more than twenty years of global experience in France, Hong Kong, Switzerland and Canada.
As Managing Director, Public Markets, Christophe is responsible for UPP’s global investment strategy with a particular focus on Public Market activities.
Prior to UPP, Christophe was a Senior Principal in the Capital Markets department at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP) Board where he was accountable for the top-down management of the external managers portfolio and was part of the investment committee allocating to hedge fund, private credit and long only equity managers. During his 11 year tenure at OTPP, he originated, conducted due-diligence and on-boarded systematic alpha managers in the equity and futures space, along with leading the group’s work in the alternative risk premia space.
Before coming to Canada, Christophe was a quantitative analyst and assistant portfolio manager at Mignon Genève SA/Alpstar Asset Management in Switzerland, where he took part in the creation and portfolio management of a European systematic market neutral fund.
Christophe is a graduate engineer in Finance and Applied Mathematics from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Informatique et de Mathématiques Appliquées de Grenoble, France and holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation. Christophe has been invited to speak globally on advanced portfolio and risk management topics and has published papers on topics regarding portfolio construction and managed futures.
David Marleau
As Managing Director, Trading, Liquidity and Exposure Management, David is responsible for oversight and management of the team focused on execution and maintenance of UPP’s target exposures, managing UPP’s balance sheet, and liquidity. He is also responsible for contributing to the development and execution of strategies aligned with UPP’s culture, values, and investment beliefs.
Prior to joining UPP, David was Portfolio Manager, Multi Strategy Investments at OPTrust. In this role, he ran the team responsible for execution on cash equities, FX, futures, options, and swaps. He also managed the passive portfolios of equity, equity derivatives and commodities, and managed the FX hedging and FX overlay portfolios. Before this, David spent close to 10 years at OMERS Capital Markets where he co-managed a $55B systematic global risk parity portfolio and was responsible for a range of financial products including futures contracts, equity options, total return swaps, and G10 and EM FX forwards. He has also held positions at Northwater Capital Management, ING Investment Management Canada and Aon Consulting.
David is Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (FSA) and the Canadian Institute of Actuaries (FCIA), as well as a CFA and CAIA charter holder. He also completed a Bachelor of Actuarial Sciences at Université Laval in Quebec City.
Faisal Siddiqi
Managing Director, Actuarial
Faisal Siddiqi is UPP’s Managing Director, Actuarial and leads all internal and external actuarial processes at UPP, including management of UPP’s annual actuarial valuations and tracking of the plan’s funded status. Faisal is also a strategic member of our asset-liability management team and he works closely with the organization’s portfolio construction, investment strategy, investment operations, and pension services areas.
Faisal brings over 25 years’ experience and expertise in asset-liability analysis and technical actuarial review, plan valuations, sponsor and government relations and general organizational leadership. During his career he has consulted for LifeWorks, Willis Towers Watson, Buck Consultants, and EY where he was an Associate Partner. Faisal has been a member of Ontario’s Financial Services Tribunal for over four years, hearing cases covering pensions, insurance and mortgages and he has been a chair of many professional actuarial committees and is a frequent presenter at pension industry conferences.
He holds a Bachelor of Mathematics in Actuarial Science and Statistics from the University of Waterloo and is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and a Fellow of the Canadian Institute of Actuaries.
Giorgio Scocco
Managing Director, Data and Technology
Giorgio Scocco is UPP’s Managing Director, Data & Technology, responsible for technology strategy, governance, vendor oversight, data management and security practices. He is also responsible for the implementation and management of enterprise platforms and services required to evolve the technology architecture . Giorgio partners with all areas of UPP and plays a strategic role in ensuring UPP’s Data & Technology capabilities meet organizational needs on a near and long-term basis.
Giorgio comes to UPP from OMERS, where he was most recently Vice President, Enterprise Architecture. As a key technology partner, he led the cloud strategy and roadmap for OMERS while building cohesive architecture practices across the organization. Previously, Giorgio held the position of Vice President, Pension Technology. In that role, he was responsible for leading a diverse technology delivery team from project initiation through to operational support. Over his 20+ year career in technology, Giorgio has worked for start-up organizations and large financial institutions.
He holds a Bachelor of Mathematics in Computer Science and Information Systems from the University of Waterloo.
Janet Dodge
Managing Director, People Experience
Janet Dodge is UPP’s Managing Director, People Experience, responsible for leading the design, build, and implementation of UPP’s People Experience strategies and programs, including Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, & Reconciliation, talent management and development, workforce and succession planning, culture and employee engagement.
Janet is a seasoned People and Culture leader with 20 years of experience across a variety of industries, with expertise in emerging trends and the people impacts of business strategies. Prior to joining UPP, Janet served as Vice President, People and Culture at MaRS Discovery District, where she led the transformation of the People and Culture team and provided strategic counsel to senior leadership.
Janet holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Economics from the University of Waterloo, and a Master of Industrial Relations and Human Resources from the University of Toronto.
Kelly Conlon
Managing Director, Strategy and Communications
Kelly is UPP’s Managing Director, Strategy and Communications, responsible for leading the organization’s end-to-end communications strategy and supporting the development and direction of UPP’s corporate strategy. She provides strategic counsel across the organization on an array of communications, reputational and strategic matters, shaping communication strategies that align with business goals and protect UPP’s brand identity and reputation. She supports the Executive Leadership Team in articulating and advancing UPP’s strategic plans and objectives, offering insights and recommendations on key initiatives. As Chair of UPP’s Management Disclosure Committee, she helps guide and oversee the Plan’s material public disclosures.
Kelly brings 15+ years of financial and strategic communications experience with large public and private financial institutions. Prior to joining UPP, Kelly worked for some of the world’s largest institutional investors, including an eight-year tenure at the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP), where she served as the communications conduit between the investment division and its governing bodies, ensuring clarity and alignment on strategic objectives and decisions. She has consulted and written for a diverse array large financial institutions and global bodies, including the Government of Canada’s Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance, the G7 Investor Leadership Network, the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance, the Global Risk Institute, and the International Centre for Pension Management, among others.
Kelly holds a four-year Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. She served as a director on the Board and Finance Committees for Make-A-Wish Atlantic Provinces and is a member of the Centre for Women in Business.
Nancy Schryburt
Managing Director, Pension Services
As Managing Director, Pension Services, Nancy leads a group of cross-functional teams focused on achieving UPP’s goal of providing world-class service to our members and employers. She is responsible for the delivery of all lines of business within Pension Services, including Client Experience, Pension Operations, and Plan Policy. She also provides strategic counsel and guidance on the development, implementation, and maintenance of UPP’s pension administration system.
Prior to joining UPP in 2021, Nancy spent 20 years at OPTrust in various pension plan administration and project management roles. She proudly led the operational implementation for OPTrust Select, a new pension offering which launched in 2018, providing a defined benefit pension to the broader public service, charitable, and non-profit workplaces of Ontario.
Nancy holds Bachelor of Science degree in Physics and a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from McMaster University, a Marketing Management Certificate from Toronto Metropolitan University and has completed both the Certified Employee Benefit Specialist (CEBS) and Pension Plan Administration Certification (PPAC) programs.
Nelson Chau
Managing Director, Portfolio Construction and Investment Risk
As Managing Director, Portfolio Construction and Investment Risk, Nelson works closely with key partners and asset class heads to develop and manage UPP’s risk policies, investment strategy, total fund management, and government and investment-grade fixed income strategies.
Prior to joining UPP, Nelson was Head of Portfolio Construction and Fixed Income at the Alberta Teachers’ Retirement Fund (ARTF). In that role, Nelson developed an economic risk-balanced portfolio using derivatives to better match pension liabilities and built risk premia portfolios improving beta efficiency, diversification, and risk mitigation. Prior to his role at ARTF, Nelson managed the Liquid Alternatives portfolio at Scotia Institutional Asset Management, was Principal, Global Macro Portfolio at OMERS, and held roles at ING Investment Management Canada, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and Dupont Capital Management.
Nelson holds a CFA designation, an MBA from Queen’s, and has completed the Investment Decisions and Behavioural Finance Program from the Harvard Kennedy School as well as the Financial Investment Technology program from the University of California, Berkeley.
Paula Heinzl
Managing Director, Investment Finance and Operations
Paula Heinzl is UPP’s Managing Director, Investment Finance and Operations, responsible for the Investment Finance operational capabilities including custody arrangements, day to day portfolio oversight, portfolio performance and analytics and consolidated portfolio reporting. She is also responsible for developing policies, processes and controls to record, measure and monitor the investments under management.
Paula most recently worked at International Fund Services, a division of State Street Alternative Investment Solutions which provides fund accounting and administration to hedge funds and fund of hedge funds. Paula led the launch of this division in Toronto, growing it to over 80 staff with an international client base. She has experience with client management, procedures and controls development and enhancement, leading teams and custody and investment accounting. After starting her career at Ernst & Young, Paula was at State Street and held positions in multiple service teams – mutual funds, offshore funds and pensions.
She holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance from Queen’s University and is a Chartered Accountant and Certified Public Accountant.
Reza Arjomandi
Managing Director, Strategic Initiatives Delivery
Reza Arjomandi is UPP’s Managing Director, Strategic Initiatives Delivery and is responsible for leading the enterprise Project Management Office (ePMO) team and the design, planning and execution of UPP’s strategic initiatives portfolio. He and his team are accountable for developing and implementing UPP’s innovative, scalable delivery model.
Reza brings UPP over 25 years experience in project delivery, data and analytics. He was most recently Program Director, Data & Analytics at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan (OTPP). During his decade at OTPP, Reza also led the Risk Solution Replacement Program, as well as the Equity OMS replacement project. Prior to OTPP, Reza led programs and projects at eHEALTH Ontario Agency, Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, Compaq Canada and SHL Systemhouse.
He holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Aeronautical Engineering from the University of Salford, Manchester, England.
Suchorita Sen
Managing Director, Corporate Finance
Suchorita Sen is UPP’s managing Director, Corporate Finance and is responsible for our Corporate Finance function. She oversees financial reporting, delivering financial information to stakeholders, both internally and externally, as well as strategic financial planning and analysis, procurement and expense management. She provides financial advice and guidance to teams across corporate functions.
Suchorita comes to us with many years of experience gained at Deloitte, Sun Life Financial and most recently OMERS. During her time with OMERS, she led the annual operating plan and quarterly forecasting processes, and oversaw the preparation of the annual MD&A. As a member of their Sustainable Investing Committee, she helped OMERS publish its first-ever portfolio-wide carbon foot printing metrics.
She holds a Bachelor of Commerce from McMaster University and is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) of Ontario.
Tariq Rangwala
As UPP’s Managing Director, Associate General Counsel, Tariq leads a team of senior legal counsel across investments, technology, and commercial law specialties. He partners closely with UPP’s Investment and Investment Finance teams on a range of initiatives including the development of investment platforms, derivatives, investment management agreements, private capital fund investments, and direct co-investments, as well as providing leadership on strategy execution across UPP.
Tariq joined UPP from Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board (OTPP), where he served as Director and Senior Managing Counsel, Investments, with a principal focus on M&A, corporate finance, and derivatives. Prior to OTPP, Tariq was an associate at Stikeman Elliott LLP in the corporate group.
Tariq holds a Juris Doctor (JD) from Osgoode Hall Law School and an Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from Wilfrid Laurier University.
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