Leaders in women’s advancement to be lauded

On March 2, 2017, as part of International Women’s Day celebrations, Women in Capital Markets will recognize 16 leaders in women’s advancement in the Canadian economy.

They are:

• Leanne Mantha, director and regional business manager at BlackRock Asset Management Canada
• Lee G.J. Wanie, managing director and head of Canada institutional client business at BlackRock Asset Management Canada
• Manisha Burman, CHRO and managing director at BMO Capital Markets
• Gilles Ouellette, group head at BMO Asset Management and international vice-chair at BMO Financial Group
• Paul Farrell, managing director and head of Canadian investment banking at CIBC Capital Markets
• Julia Moynihan, managing director and head of money market at CIBC Capital Markets
• Kevin J.E. Adolphe, president and CEO of private markets at Manulife Asset Management and president and CEO at Manulife Real Estate
• Elise Bourret, vice-president and head of global investment services at Manulife
• Ron Mock, president and CEO at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan
• Jane Rowe, senior managing director of private capital at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan
• Derek Neldner, head of Canadian and Asia Pacific investment banking at RBC Capital Markets
• Joanne O’Hea, director of global equity trading at RBC Capital Markets
• Bob Finlay, regional head of corporate banking for Canada and the U.S., and global head of mining at Scotiabank
• Mary Vitug, managing director of equity capital markets, Scotiabank
• Geoff Bertram, managing director of equity capital markets at TD Securities
• Robyn Zeller, global head of credit management at TD Securities, and senior vice-president of TD Bank Group

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