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The University of Waterloo, located in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, is a comprehensive public university that was founded in 1957 by Drs. Gerry Hagey and Ira G. Needles. [1] It has grown into an institution of more than 42,000 students, faculty, and staff. [2] The school is notable for being the first accredited university in North America to create a Faculty of Mathematics, which is now the world's largest, [3] [4] and to have the largest cooperative education program in the world. [5] The school is also known for having more companies formed by its faculty, students, and alumni than any other Canadian university, and as such, the university has been called the "MIT of the North". [6]

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The list includes notable faculty, alumni, staff, and former university presidents. The enrollment for 2020 was 36,057 undergraduate and 6,231 graduate students, with 1,350 faculty members and 2,596 staff. About 221,000 people have graduated from the university, and now reside in over 150 countries. [2]

Alumni and faculty

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Alumni

NameDegreeDisciplineKnown forNotes
V. K. Aatre GraduateElectrical engineeringScientist and former head of the Defence Research and Development Organisation [7]
Michael H. Albert UndergraduateMathematicsRhodes Scholar, associate professor at University of Otago [8]
Celeste Anderson UndergraduateComputer Science King of the Nerds winner, competitive gamer [9]
Gordon Stewart Anderson Undergraduate—Writer [10]
Mohammad H. Ansari GraduatePhysics Fundamental quantum theory research [11]
Andy Anstett GraduatePolitics Ministry of Municipal Affairs [12]
Paul Antrobus GraduatePsychologyPrincipal at Baptist Theological Seminary, Kakinada (India) and Psychology Professor at University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan (Canada) [13]
Omer Arbel UndergraduateEnvironmental studiesDesigner, sculptor, creative director of Bocci [14]
Karen Autio UndergraduateMathematics and computer scienceWriter of children's fiction [15]
Calvin Ayre UndergraduateScience and BusinessBodog founder [16]
Ricardo Baeza-Yates GraduateComputer scienceDirector of Yahoo! Research labs [17]
Bill Ballinger UndergraduatePolitical scienceMember of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario [18]
Lisa Feldman Barrett GraduatePsychology Northeastern University professor [19]
Romesh Batra GraduateMechanical engineering Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University professor [20]
Keith Beavers UndergraduateKinesiologyCompeted in swimming at the 2004 Summer Olympics [21]
Gordon Bell UndergraduateComputer science QNX co-creator [22]
David Berman UndergraduateComputer scienceFellow of the Society of Graphic Designers of Canada [23]
Peter Besler UndergraduateChemistryInvestment banker [24]
Art Binkowski UndergraduatePsychologyHeavyweight boxer [25]
Don Boudria UndergraduatePolitics Canadian Member of Parliament and Cabinet Minister [26]
Marie Bountrogianni UndergraduateArtsMember of Ontario Parliament, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, and dean of the G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education at Ryerson University [27]
Mark Bourrie UndergraduateHistoryWinner of the RBC Taylor Prize [28]
Gail Bowen GraduateEnglishPlaywright and writer of mystery novels [29]
Mike Bradley UndergraduateAthletics Canadian Football League running back [30]
Peter Braid UndergraduateInternational relations Member of Parliament [31]
Andrew Brandt UndergraduateBusinessFormer Canadian cabinet minister [32]
Fiona Brinkman UndergraduateBiochemistryAssociate professor at Simon Fraser University [33]
Alison Brooks UndergraduateArchitecture Stirling Prize Award-winning Architect [34]
Edward Burger GraduateMathematicsProfessor at Williams College [35]
Amanda Burk UndergraduateFine ArtsArtist, associate professor at Nipissing University [36]
Vitalik Buterin DropoutComputer scienceCo-founder of Ethereum, co-founder of Bitcoin Magazine [37]
Wayne Cao UndergraduateComputer scienceMember of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta [38]
Colin Carrie UndergraduatePolitics Member of Parliament [39]
Jeromy Carriere UndergraduateComputer scienceComputer architect [40]
Bardish Chagger UndergraduateScience Member of Parliament [41]
David Cheriton GraduateMathematics Stanford University professor and Granite Systems co-founder [42]
Václav Chvátal GraduateMathematics Canada Research Chair in Combinatorial Optimization and former professor at McGill and Stanford [43]
Ian Clark GraduateEarth scienceProfessor in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Ottawa [44]
George Elliott Clarke UndergraduateEntertainmentPoet and playwright; Governor General's Award for poetry recipient [45]
Rod Coutts UndergraduateElectrical EngineeringFounder of Teklogix; namesake of the Rod Coutts Engineering Lecture Building at University of Waterloo [46]
Clifford Cunningham UndergraduatePhysics & Classical studiesAstronomer [47]
Julie E. Czerneda UndergraduateLiteratureScience fiction and fantasy author [48]
Heather Dale UndergraduateEntertainment Celtic singer [49]
Liane Davey GraduateIndustrial/Organizational PsychologyLeadership consultant, public speaker, and New York Times bestselling author [50]
Erik Demaine GraduateComputer scienceYoungest professor ever at MIT [51]
Dan Dodge UndergraduateComputer science QNX co-creator [52]
Andrew Drummond UndergraduateArts Frances Hodgkins Fellow [53]
Richard Ducharme UndergraduateCivil engineeringGeneral Manager of Transportation for Edmonton [54]
Tom Duff UndergraduateComputer science Computer scientist [55]
Garfield Dunlop UndergraduatePoliticsMember of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario [56]
Fred Eisenberger Undergraduate—Politician [57]
Jon Evans UndergraduateEngineering Arthur Ellis Awards winner [58]
Anne Fleming UndergraduateEnglishFiction writer [59]
Joe Fontana UndergraduateChemistry Member of Parliament [60]
John Friedlander GraduateMathematicsFellow of the Royal Society of Canada and American Mathematical Society and winner of the CRM-Fields-PIMS prize [61]
Curwin Friesen UndergraduateEconomicsChief executive officer of Friesens [62]
James Alan Gardner GraduateMathematicsScience fiction author [63]
J. Alan George GraduateComputer scienceDean of the University of Waterloo Faculty of Mathematics [64]
Garth A. Gibson UndergraduateComputer ScienceComputer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University [65]
Brad Goddard UndergraduateTheatreActor [66]
W. G. Godfrey GraduateCanadian historyCanadian historian [67]
Gaston Gonnet GraduateComputer science Computer scientist and entrepreneur [68]
Gary Goodyear UndergraduatePolitics Canadian Member of Parliament [69]
Rick Green UndergraduateEntertainment Comedian and member of The Frantics [70]
Chris Hadfield GraduateMechanical engineeringAstronaut [71]
Fariborz Haghighat GraduateSystem Design EngineeringProfessor at the Concordia University [72]
Ann Hansen Undergraduate— Urban guerrilla [73]
Dianne Haskett UndergraduateArtsMayor of London, Ontario [74]
Deen Hergott Undergraduate— Chess International Master [75]
Cyd Ho UndergraduatePoliticsMember of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong [76]
Glenn Howard UndergraduateEnvironmental studiesThree-time World Curling Champion [77]
Kimmo Innanen GraduateMathematicsAstronomer and professor
David Johnson GraduateMathematicsMayor of East York, Ontario [78]
Rupi Kaur UndergraduateEnglishPoet, illustrator, and author; best known for her debut book, Milk and Honey [79]
Humayun Akhtar Khan UndergraduateBusiness mathematicsCommerce Minister of Pakistan [80]
Arounna Khounnoraj GraduateFine artsMulti-disciplinary artist, teacher, author and co-founder of Bookhou [81]
Don Knight UndergraduateAccountingFormer member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario [82]
Tony Knowles GraduatePhysical chemistryPresident of the British Columbia Institute of Technology [83]
Michelle Lam Graduate/undergraduateAccountingFounder and CEO of True & Co., a direct-to-consumer digital intimate apparel brand, headquartered in San Francisco, California [84]
Mike Lazaridis UndergraduateElectrical engineering Research in Motion founder [85]
William Lawrence Kocay GraduateMathematicsProfessor of mathematics [86]
Serge LeClerc UndergraduateSociologyCo-author of Untwisted [87]
William C. Leggett GraduateZoologyPrincipal of Queen's University [88]
Martha Lenio UndergraduateMechanical EngineeringCommander of the NASA human performance study Hawai‘i Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS)
Rasmus Lerdorf UndergraduateSystems Design Engineering PHP creator [89]
David X Li GraduateActuarial sciencePioneer of Gaussian copula pricing models for collateralized debt obligations [90]
Michael Lysko —Former Canadian Football League commissioner [91]
Rob MacIsaac UndergraduateEconomicsFormer Mayor of Burlington, Ontario; President of Hamilton Health Sciences [92]
Manas K. Mandal GraduateBiologyDirector of the Defence Institute of Psychological Research [93]
Scott Manning Undergraduate— Stunt pilot and CFL veteran [94]
Peter Masak UndergraduateMechanical engineeringGlider pilot [95]
Ingrid Mattson Undergraduate— Islamic Society of North America president [96]
Konris Maynard Undergraduate—Winner of the Saint Kitts and Nevis National Calypso Show [97]
E. J. McGuire GraduatePsychologyFormer director of the NHL Central Scouting Services
David I. McKay UndergraduateMathematicsCurrent President & CEO of Royal Bank of Canada [98]
Peter McLaren UndergraduateEnglish literatureCritical pedagogy [99]
Nenad Medić Undergraduate—Professional poker player [100]
Stella Meghie Undergraduate—Film director and screenwriter [101]
James G. Mitchell UndergraduateComputer scienceComputer scientist [102]
Parker Mitchell Undergraduate— Engineers Without Borders co-founder [103]
Faron Moller GraduateComputer scienceComputer scientist [104]
David Morrell UndergraduateArts Novelist for First Blood and the creator of the character John Rambo.; the book was adapted into the 1982 film of the same name [105]
Michele Mosca UndergraduateComputer scienceCo-founder of the IQC and the PITP [106]
Heather Moyse UndergraduateKinesiologyTwo-time Olympic gold medalist in bobsleigh; represented Canada's national rugby team at both the 2006 and 2010 Women's Rugby World Cup [107]
Walt Neubrand Undergraduate—Keeper of the Stanley Cup [108]
Kevin O'Leary UndergraduateEnvironmental studiesCanadian businessman, author, politician, and television personality [109]
Paul van Oorschot GraduateCryptography Carleton University professor [110]
Chamath Palihapitiya UndergraduateElectrical engineering Venture capitalist, engineer, SPAC sponsor and the founder and CEO of Social Capital [111] [112]
Steve Paul-Ambrose UndergraduateScience and BusinessPoker player [113] [114]
Cole Pearn GraduateMechanical engineering NASCAR crew chief [115]
Jean Poirier UndergraduateEnvironmental studiesMember of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario [116]
Yuri QuintanaGraduateEngineeringChief Division of Clinical Informatics, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School [117]
Karen Redman UndergraduatePolitics Canadian Member of Parliament [118]
William Reeves UndergraduateEntertainment Academy Award recipient for Toy Story [119]
John Reimer UndergraduateEducation Member of Parliament [120]
Neil Robertson GraduateMathematicsProfessor at the Ohio State University [121]
Robert Rosehart GraduateEngineeringPresident of Wilfrid Laurier University [122]
George Roter UndergraduateEngineeringCo-CEO of Engineers Without Borders (Canada) [123]
Bimal Kumar Roy GraduateMathematicsCryptologist [124]
Sandra Sabatini GraduateEnglish literatureWriter [125]
Khaled Al Sabawi UndergraduateComputer scienceCanadian entrepreneur; named one of the "World's Top Energy Entrepreneurs" by Global Post in 2010 [126]
Reihaneh Safavi-Naini GraduateCryptography University of Wollongong professor [127]
George Samis GraduatePolitical scienceMember of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario [128]
Liz Sandals GraduateMathematicsMember of Ontario Parliament [129]
Prem Saran Satsangi GraduateElectrical engineeringSpiritual leader of Radhasoami faith, Dayalbagh, Chairman (ACE), Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Ex-Vice-chancellor of Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Dean (Academics) at IIT Delhi, system scientist, physicist [130] [131] [132]
Jonathan Schaeffer GraduateResearcherProfessor at the University of Alberta [133]
Beckie Scott UndergraduateEnglishOlympic gold medalist, the first Canadian and first North American woman to win an Olympic medal in cross-country skiing; Officer of the Order of Canada and Chair of the World Anti-Doping Agency [134]
Jonathan Seet UndergraduateSinger-songwriter; released albums Melatonin and Arousal Disasters [135]
Hersh Shefrin GraduateMathematics Behavioral finance [136]
Ron Sider UndergraduateTheologyFounder of Evangelicals for Social Action [137]
Bruce Smith UndergraduateArtsMember of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario [138]
James K. A. Smith UndergraduatePhilosophyAssociate professor of philosophy at Calvin College [139]
Steve Smith UndergraduateEntertainmentActor in The Red Green Show [70]
Moustafa Aly SolimanGraduateChemical EngineeringPioneered the use of sulfur compounds in thermochemical cycles for hydrogen production and the use of nano-palladium to catalyze partial oxidation of ethane to acetic acid [140]
Kevin Strain Graduate/undergraduateAccounting President & CEO of Sun Life Financial [141]
Thomas Strothotte GraduateComputer scienceRector of the University of Rostock [142]
John Sullivan Undergraduate— Canadian Football League player [143]
Vahid Tarokh GraduateEngineeringProfessor at Harvard University [144]
Andrew Telegdi UndergraduatePolitics Canadian Member of Parliament [118]
Brad Templeton UndergraduateSoftwareSoftware engineer and entrepreneur [145]
Disguised Toast GraduateComputer Science/MathematicsGamer, influencer [146]
Carsten Thomassen GraduateMathematicsProfessor of graph theory at the Technical University of Denmark [147]
Susan Tighe GraduateCivil engineeringCanada Research Chair in Sustainable Pavement and Infrastructure Management
Claire J. Tomlin UndergraduateScienceResearcher [54]
Douglas N. Walton UndergraduateArtsAuthor on argumentation, logical fallacies, and informal logic [148]
Judy Wasylycia-Leis UndergraduatePolitical science Manitoba cabinet minister [149]
Elizabeth Weir UndergraduatePolitical scienceLeader of the New Brunswick New Democratic Party [150]
David A. Weitz UndergraduatePhysicsMallinckrodt Professor of Physics & Applied Physics and professor of Systems Biology at Harvard University and director of the Harvard Materials Research Science & Engineering Center
Chris Williams UndergraduateFine artsAnimator, film director, screenwriter, and voice actor [151]
Jeff Wincott UndergraduateKinesiologyActor and athlete [152]
Elizabeth Witmer GraduatePoliticsMember of Ontario provincial parliament [153]
Alexander Wong Graduate/undergraduateComputer ScienceScientist [154]
Bob Wong UndergraduateScienceMember of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario [155]
Ardeth Wood GraduatePhilosophyDied in a forcible drowning; the two-year search for her killer was one of the largest manhunts in Canada [156]
Steven Woods Graduate/undergraduateMathematicsFounder of Quack.com [157]
John Wynne UndergraduateSportsIce hockey defenceman [158]
Tim Wynne-Jones UndergraduateLiteratureAuthor of children's literature [159]
Fangjin Yang UndergraduateElectrical engineeringCo-founder and CEO of Imply; co-creator of Druid [160]
Catalina Yue UndergraduateArts Miss Universe Canada [161]
Matei Zaharia UndergraduateComputer scienceCo-founder and CTO of Databricks, creator of Apache Spark, and co-creator of Apache Mesos [162]

Faculty

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Mark Tilden, robotics researcher
NameRelationshipDisciplineKnown forNotes
Gordon Agnew ProfessorCryptography Professor [163]
George Alfred Barnard LecturerMathematicsStatistics and quality control [164]
Walter Benz ProfessorMathematicsGeometer [165]
Vijay Bhargava ProfessorElectrical engineeringProfessor at the University of British Columbia [166]
Jonathan Borwein ResearcherMathematicsMathematics researcher [167]
Phelim Boyle Chairman—J Page R Wadsworth chairman at the University of Waterloo [168]
Tim Bray Manager—Software developer and entrepreneur [169]
Thomas Brzustowski ProfessorMechanical engineeringEngineer, academic, and civil servant [170]
Arthur Carty ProfessorChemistry National Science Advisor to the Government of Canada [171]
Ken Coates DeanHistoryDean of the Faculty of Arts [172]
C. B. Collins ProfessorMathematicsProfessor at the University of Texas at Dallas [173]
Gordon Cormack ProfessorComputer science Dynamic Markov Compression co-creator [174]
David G. Cory ProfessorChemistry Canada Excellence Research Chair in Quantum Information Processing [175]
Douglas E. Cowan ProfessorReligious studiesProfessor at the University of Waterloo [176]
Purdy Crawford Governor—Governor of the University of Waterloo [177]
Paul H. Cress LecturerComputer science WATFIV creator [178]
Kenneth Davidson ProfessorMathematics Fields Institute director [179]
Jon Dellandrea ProfessorLiterature Pro-Vice-Chancellor at the University of Oxford [180]
Jack Edmonds ProfessorMathematics Mathematician [181]
Mohamed Elmasry ProfessorEngineeringWriter for The Globe and Mail [182]
John R. English ProfessorPolitics Liberal Member of Parliament for Kitchener [183]
Carla Fehr ProfessorPhilosophy
Eugene Forsey ProfessorHistoryMember of the Canadian Senate [184]
Bertram Fraser-Reid ProfessorChemistry2007 Musgrave gold medal winner from the Institute of Jamaica [185]
Keith Geddes ProfessorMathematics Maple co-creator [186]
Ian Goldberg ProfessorCryptographyRadialpoint chief scientist [187]
Ian Goulden DeanMathematicsDean of the Faculty of Mathematics [188]
Art Green ProfessorArtsProfessor at the University of Waterloo [189]
Richard Gwyn Chancellor—Chancellor of St. Jerome's University at the University of Waterloo [190]
Peter L. Hammer ProfessorMathematics Operations research and applied discrete mathematics [191]
Hiroshi Haruki ProfessorMathematics Mathematician [192]
Geraldine Heaney Coach—Head coach for the University of Waterloo women's hockey team [193]
Ric Holt ProfessorComputer science Turing creator [194]
Thomas Homer-Dixon ProfessorEnvironmental studiesProfessor at the University of Waterloo [195]
Harold Horwood Writer—Novelist and non-fiction writer [196]
David M. Jackson ProfessorMathematicsProfessor of combinatorics and optimization [197]
James Jupp ProfessorPolitical sciencePolitical scientist and author [198]
James J. Kay Associate professorEcology Associate professor of environment and research studies [199]
Bryce Kendrick Assistant professorBiologyAssistant professor at the University of Waterloo [200]
Murray S. Klamkin ProfessorMathematicsMathematician [201]
Tuffy Knight Coach—Football coach at the University of Waterloo [202]
Neal Koblitz ProfessorCryptographyProfessor at the University of Washington [203]
Maurice Kugler ProfessorAnthropologySocial anthropology [204]
Ziva Kunda ProfessorArts Psychologist [205]
Anita Layton ProfessorApplied MathematicsResearcher and professor [206]
Anthony James Leggett ResearcherPhysicsPhysics professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign [207]
Melvin J. Lerner ProfessorPsychology Just-world phenomenon -
Robert J. LeRoy ProfessorChemistryChemist [208]
Kenneth D. Mackenzie ProfessorMathematicsAuthor of Organizational Hologram [209]
Lorenzo Magnani ResearcherPhilosophyPhilosopher [210]
Charles Malik LecturerPhilosophyDiplomat [211]
Lee Maracle ProfessorCanadian culture First Nations poet and author [212]
Fotini Markopoulou-Kalamara ProfessorPhysicsTheoretical physicist [213]
Alfred Menezes ProfessorCryptography Certicom research associate, MQV co-inventor [214]
Wendy Mitchinson ChairmanHistory Canada Research Chair in gender history and medicine history [215]
John Moffat ProfessorPhysicsProfessor emeritus at the University of Toronto [216]
Bruce Muirhead ProfessorArts Historian [217]
Robert Mundell ChairmanEconomics Nobel laureate in economics (1999), known for the Mundell–Fleming model. Was the Chairman of the Department of Economics at the University of Waterloo, 1972–1974 [218]
Barton Myers ProfessorArchitecturePresident of Barton Myers Associates [219]
Robert Myers ProfessorPhysics Theoretical physicist, Royal Society of Canada Fellow [220]
Jan Narveson ProfessorArts Philosopher [221]
Crispin Nash-Williams ProfessorCombinatoricsMathematician [222]
Brian Orend ProfessorArts Philosopher [223]
Josef Paldus ProfessorMathematicsProfessor of mathematics at the University of Waterloo [224]
Joe Paopao Coach—Offensive coordinator for the Waterloo Warriors [225]
François Paré ChairmanFrench literatureChair of French Studies [226]
Raj Pathria Professor (retired)PhysicsDistinguished Professor Emeritus [227]
William Richard Peltier ProfessorEarth sciencesPhysics professor at the University of Toronto [228]
Vladimir Platonov ProfessorMathematicsProfessor of mathematics [229]
Victor Hugo Quintana Professor (retired)EngineeringDistinguished Professor Emeritus [230]
Ronald C. Read ProfessorMathematicsProfessor of mathematics at the University of Waterloo [231]
A. James Reimer ProfessorTheologyProfessor at Conrad Grebel University College at UW [232]
Giacinto Scoles ProfessorChemistryMolecular beam methods for studying weak van der Waals forces [233]
Adel Sedra DeanEngineeringDean of the University of Waterloo Faculty of Engineering [234]
Jeffrey Shallit ProfessorComputer science Professor [235]
Gordon Slethaug ProfessorEnglishProfessor of English at the University of Southern Denmark [236]
Lee Smolin ProfessorPhysicsTheoretical physicist [237]
Paul G. Socken ProfessorJewish studiesProfessor of Jewish Studies at the University of Waterloo [238]
Doug Stinson ProfessorMathematicsMember of Centre for Applied Cryptographic Research [239]
Donna Strickland ProfessorPhysicsAwarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2018, together with Gérard Mourou, for the practical implementation of chirped pulse amplification [240]
John Stubbs ProfessorHistoryPresident of Trent University and Simon Fraser University [241]
Paul Thagard ProfessorArts Philosopher and cognitive scientist [242]
Robert Tibshirani UndergraduateMathematics Stanford professor and fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
Mark Tilden Professor— Robotics researcher [243]
Frank Tompa ProfessorComputer Science Database researcher [244]
W. T. Tutte ProfessorMathematics World War II code breaker and founder of the Department of Combinatorics and Optimization at the University of Waterloo
Robert Jan van Pelt ProfessorHistoryArchitectural historian [245]
Scott Vanstone ProfessorCryptography Certicom founder, MQV co-inventor [246]
Sally Weaver ProfessorAnthropologyChair of Anthropology [247]
Paul S. Wesson ProfessorPhysicsProfessor of physics at the University of Waterloo [248]
Lynne Woolstencroft ProfessorPolitical scienceFormer mayor of Waterloo, Ontario [249]
Douglas T. Wright ProfessorCivil engineeringCivil engineer, UW President emeritus [250]
Mark Zanna ProfessorArts Social psychologist [251]
Anne Zeller ProfessorAnthropologyChair of Anthropology [247]

Administration

Chancellors

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Dana Porter, the university's first chancellor
#NameTermReferences
1 Dana Porter 1960–1966 [252]
2 Ira G. Needles 1966–1975 [253]
3 Carl Arthur Pollock 1975–1978 [254]
4 Josef Kates 1979–1985 [255]
5 J. Page Wadsworth 1985–1991 [256]
6 Sylvia Ostry 1991–1997 [257]
7 Val O'Donovan 1997–2003 [258]
8 Mike Lazaridis 2003–2009 [85]
9 Prem Watsa 2009–2014 [259]
10Tom Jenkins2014–2018 [260]
11 Dominic Barton 2018–present [261]

Presidents

#NameTermNoteReferences
1 Gerry Hagey July 1, 1957 – January 31, 1969 [262]
Howard Petch February 1, 1969 – June 30, 1970President pro tem [262]
2 Burt Matthews July 1, 1970 – June 30, 1981 [262]
3 Douglas T. Wright July 1, 1981 – April 14, 1993 [262]
4 James Downey April 15, 1993 – May 31, 1999 [262]
5 David Lloyd Johnston June 1, 1999 – September 30, 2010 [262]
6 Feridun Hamdullahpur October 1, 2010 – June 30, 2021 [263]
7 Vivek Goel July 1, 2021 – presentCurrent President [264]

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