As an independent boutique producer, Whizbang Films has navigated today’s evolving television landscape to produce and sell entertainment, meeting changing audience demands and delivery platforms. His ability to produce at the highest standards has formed TV production partnerships with many of the large US studios; MGM, CBS, NBC and most recently producing for streaming platforms on various productions. Canadian Content production is also an important aspect of Whizbang Films directive.

With the eye to further expansion of the Canadian industry, Siracusa oversaw the design, build and launch of the CBS Stages Canada, a 260,000-square-foot production facility in Mississauga. In 2020 Siracusa launched his second facility, the Plymouth Studios Stages in Oakville and a third Augmented Reality Facility called Wilkinson Stages, the largest AR volume in Canada.

The evolution of Whizbang Films and Siracusa’s endeavors continue to grow, producing over 400 million dollars in production spending in Ontario alone in just 18 months. As a proud Alumni, Siracusa and Whizbang Films owe their success in part due to encouragement, training and hope he was offered at Humber College Film and Television program.

Christiane is proud to co-lead a company that promotes the great values of the Germain family and to offer careers within a growing company. Having the economic vitality of the country at heart, Christiane attaches great importance to Canadian talent, which she supports in particular through the local procurement policy implemented by the company. In addition to presiding over the destinies of a growing company, Christiane Germain is president of the board of directors of the Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Québec and is involved in numerous charitable causes.

Dan is the Honorary Patron of Brain Injury Canada and a member of the International Board of The Weizmann Institute of Science where he has a neuroscience lab named in his honour. As a respected academic Dr. Andreae has taught 45 different subjects and has twice received the Professor of the Year award at the University of Guelph-Humber. He also received the Distinguished Teaching Award at the University of Waterloo.

He recently received the Professor of the Decade Award from IAOTP in New York. Dr. Andreae received his Master of Social Work (Clinical Specialization) from Wilfrid Laurier University of Waterloo where he is a Fellow of Renison College and recently received the 100 Alumni of the Century for achievement over the past century.

Dr. Andreae’s has received Lifetime Achievement Awards among others from Brain Injuries, Canada, National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC), the Ontario Association of Social Workers (OSAW) and Laurentian University.

Most recently, Baichwal and de Pencier were co-directors of Long Time Running, a feature documentary on the Tragically Hip’s 2016 summer tour. The documentary, premiered at TIFF 2017, and was subsequently released by Elevation Pictures. The Anthropocene Project, Baichwal’s most recent collaboration with de Pencier and Edward Burtynsky, debuted simultaneously at the Art Gallery of Ontario and National Gallery of Canada, a feature documentary film which premiered at TIFF 2018 before playing Sundance and Berlinale, an art book published by Steidl, and an educational program in partnership with the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.

Baichwal sits on the board of Swim Drink Fish Canada, and is a member of the Ryerson University School of Image Arts Advisory Council. She has been a Director of the Board of the Toronto International Film Festival since 2016, and is passionate ambassador of their Share Her Journey campaign, a five-year commitment to increasing participation, skills, and opportunities for women behind and in front of the camera.

Also influenced by his father’s philanthropy, Bob learned about the importance of generosity, selflessness and giving. In 2013, The Barrett Family Foundation was created and is dedicated to supporting education, the environment, humanitarian causes, health and the arts.

Bob and his family believe that education is critical to the success of youth in Canada and around the globe. Some of the Foundation’s notable investments include scholarships to the children of Polytainers’ employees, funding Sustainable Food Engineering and Research Programs, and establishing a partnership with World Vision Canada to fund education for at-risk youth in Central America.

Bob has seen the evolution of technology firsthand and knows there continues to be a need for students to learn advanced skills that provide opportunities for career enhancement. As a result, the Barrett Family Foundation’s $10-million investment in Humber College was the catalyst for the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation.

Bob graduated from the University of Massachusetts – Amherst with a BA in Economics. In support of his alma mater, in 2018, he funded a Chair in Polymer Science, alongside a Chair funded by his father in 1987. In 2013, Bob received the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee award. In his spare time, Bob enjoys time away from the office to be with his daughters and grand-children, and traveling and playing golf with Francine.

Kardinal has been nominated for more than 15 Juno Awards, multiple ASCAP Awards and a Socan award. He never stops perfecting his craft as an artist, entertainer, and businessman. When performing Kardinal treats his fans to his distinctive, high energy, mash-up performances. He’s paved the way for a new wave of Canadian superstars including Drake, who credited Kardinal with opening the door for Canadian music worldwide.

In 2017, he launched a new creative collective, The Celebrity Marauders, which is comprised of DJ’s, producers, actors, videographers and emcees. Combining philanthropy wit urban based entertainment, Kardinal also currently serves as the Senior Director of Urban A&R and Artist Relations at Universal Music. With his global network and solidified legacy, he is poised to release his incredible new signings on the label by the end of 2019. With all these great accomplishments, plus things in the works, some say Kardinal has taken over from James Brown as the hardest working man in showbiz!

Mr. Ho is known for spreading the good works of Tzu Chi through missions of charity, medicine, education, culture, international relief and environmental care. He is recognized locally, nationally, and internationally as a committed volunteer with the Tzu Chi Foundation, and has served on medical missions for over 20 natural disasters.

Gary Ho has achieved noted accomplishments throughout his career and his noted accomplishments include: 1991: Served as Head of Tzu Chi Honorary Directors and Coordinator for Mainland China Disaster Relief 1992 present: Served as Chief Executive Officer of Tzu Chi Foundation Canada 1994: Joint Coordinator for "Art and Compassion" Charity Auction 1998: Joined author of "Still Thoughts: Word of the master" 1999: Published" Compassion Without Borders" Published Challenges in 2000, English version in 2009 and Bahasa version in 2012 2012: Awarded Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal by Prime Minister Harper

Chef Parsons career has included work in the world’s most celebrated restaurants, Parsons’ resume boasts six Relais & Chateaux properties, two Michelin Star restaurants and numerous Leading Hotels of the World Destinations. He was part of the opening brigade at Langdon Hall Hotel and then he headed overseas to the Chewton Glen and Cliveden one of Britain’s most luxurious hotels.

Jason has become a familiar face in homes across Canada and America. For the past 15 years Jason has been a Guest Expert on the popular TV show Cityline, inspiring viewers to cook from the heart. This inspired Jason to co-author a collaborative cookbook “3 Chef: The Kitchen Men” with fellow chefs Massimo Capra and Michael Bonacini; which upon release won cookbook of the year.

Today, Chef Parsons continues to work closely with Peller Estates’ Winemaker Katie Dickieson, creating wine inspired cuisine gaining Peller Estates numerous culinary accolades such as 4-Star rating and is been invited to cook in New York at the legendary James Beard Foundation not once but twice. Now Jason is in his 15th year at Peller Estates and is continuing to focus on awakening the palates of those that dine in his restaurant.

Arsenault covers disasters, conflicts, politics, sports and human dramas. She won a 2015 International Emmy for her work reporting on the Ebola crisis. She covered the Olympics in Sydney, Salt Lake, Beijing, Sochi and Rio, as well as the World Cup in South Africa. She has also pursued terror stories across the globe. Arsenault began her career at CBC in 1991, as an editorial assistant for The National. Over the years she’s been posted in Vancouver, Washington, Jerusalem and London.

Arsenault was named the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association's Journalist of the Year. She has won two Gracie awards for outstanding female correspondent, a Monte Carlo Festival award for her coverage of the Zimbabwe election and several Gemini and Canadian Screen Awards.

Brent’s work transcends the ad world, being featured in publications such as New York Times, Forbes, Sports Illustrated. Brent’s also been a speaker at Cannes, Facebook and Google, and one of only 11 worldwide winners of the inaugural Fast Company Innovation by Design Award.

At home Brent transforms into a proud dad, insane NFL fan, and loving husband. His wife would add “In that order.”

His innovative LaneCruise™ product is described as the “first ever truly universal self-driving add-on kit.” This aftermarket solution, developed with X-Matik Inc., is contributing to the widespread adoption of affordable and accessible self-driving technology.

Lengyel and his business partner Nima Ashtari recently appeared on the show Dragons’ Den, where they reached a business deal with the Dragons and received national exposure for their product. Lengyel is recognized as a key player in the innovation of the auto industry. As a Humber graduate, he helps showcase the college as a leading provider of education that blends theoretical and real-world skills.

Brent’s work transcends the ad world, being featured in publications such as New York Times, Forbes, Sports Illustrated. Brent’s also been a speaker at Cannes, Facebook and Google, and one of only 11 worldwide winners of the inaugural Fast Company Innovation by Design Award.

At home Brent transforms into a proud dad, insane NFL fan, and loving husband. His wife would add “In that order.”

• Soup kitchen in El Limonal for families living at the Chinandega Garbage Dump
• Wildlife Conservation Turtle Hatchery
• Mangrove reforestation
• Villa Nueva Esperanza Housing Development in Jiquilillo
• Community Recreation programs with Field of Hope
• Medical Clinic and Vocational school for Jiquilillo and surrounding villages
• Recreational activities and new skilled trades program and the building of a baseball diamond and pottery kiln for children. Montgomery donated his own property for these initiatives.

Montgomery has spoken to hundreds of Humber students, including at the recent Sustainability in Tourism Event. He continues to act as a resource for students and faculty who want to learn how to contribute internationally and practice sustainable ecotourism in their own careers.

Montgomery has contributed to Humber College, the fields of ecotourism and service learning, sustainability, sport and recreation, animal welfare and education in Nicaragua and Toronto, and has positively influenced the lives of countless individuals.

Montgomery is recognized locally, nationally and internationally as a pioneer in the field of early intervention. In 1980, she helped found the Ontario Association for Infant and Child Development (OAICD). In 1994, under her leadership, the OAICD established best practice guidelines for the province. Montgomery recognized the innovative work being done in Ontario and presented at Early Intervention Conferences across Canada, International FASD Conferences, Zero to Three, and conferences hosted by the International Society of Early Intervention.

She was a valued partner in Humber’s Early Childhood Education department for more than 30 years, and a member and chair of the Program Advisory Committee from 2000 to 2015. She’s been recognized for her accomplishments with the Community Caring Award, the Mary Neville Award and the OAICD Long Standing Service Recognition Award, among others.

Montgomery led the creation of the Preterm Care Pathways, Preterm Substance Exposure framework and the Peel diagnostic FASD team. When she retired at the age of 70, the Early Childhood Education field lost a precedent-setting advocate for infant and child development early intervention services.

Repeated television performances turned Dashan into a household name across China. His media career expanded from comedy to dramatic acting, to hosting cultural, diplomatic, educational and commercial programs and live events. Over time, Dashan came to be seen as a cultural ambassador between China and the West and as a symbol of finding common ground between cultures, “a foreigner but not an outsider” according to the People’s Daily newspaper. Dashan is the only non-Chinese performer to appear four times on the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, China’s largest annual television extravaganza.

Dashan served as Canada’s Team Attaché during the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, and as Canada’s Commissioner General for Expo 2010 in Shanghai. In 2006 he was inducted into the Order of Canada, the country’s highest civilian honour. In 2012 Dashan was named Goodwill Ambassador to China by Canada’s Prime Minister.

In recent years Dashan has returned to his comedic roots, combining traditional Chinese comedy with Western stand-up in a groundbreaking solo show, Dashan Live, in which he shares hilarious stories of his 30 years between east and west.

Blair was the recipient of numerous awards, including Canada's Most Powerful Women Top 100 - Trailblazer Award and Champions Award, YWCA Women of Distinction - Community Leadership, The Premier's Award - Community and Social Services, Innovation Canada - Entrepreneur of the year Award, Frances Lankin Community Service Award, OCASI - Award of Excellence, United Way Spirit Award, Province of Ontario - Recipient of the Golden Jubilee medal, and the Outstanding Achievement Award - Jamaican Canadian Association. Blair will be forever remembered for her compassion, guidance and kindness, along with her ability to quickly build deep connections with everyone she met.

As premier, Davis combined a business-like approach to the running of government with a sensitive understanding of the needs and aspirations of the people it serves. On May 6, 1987, Davis was among the first of 20 citizens to be honoured with an investiture in The Order of Ontario.

Davis was born in Brampton on July 30, 1929. After attending the University of Toronto and Osgoode Hall, he was called to the bar in 1955.

Davis has been awarded honorary degrees by a dozen Ontario universities. In 2007, the 40th year of the community college system in Ontario, Mr. Davis was honoured to receive honorary diplomas from George Brown College, Fanshawe College and Humber College.

An honours graduate from Humber College’s Ambulance & Emergency Program, Peter has forged a long and distinguished career that includes recognition from the Governor General of Canada and from his peers, who recently awarded him the Richard J. Armstrong Leadership Award. Peter was also nominated by Humber College in 2016 for the Premier’s Award in Health Sciences for Outstanding College Graduate.

As a recognized authority in paramedicine, Peter has been invited to guest lecture at various colleges and universities. Additionally, he is an active industry member serving as first vice-president, Ontario Association of Paramedic Chiefs, as well as a member of the Paramedic Chiefs of Canada.

In 2015, Khan was named the co-chair of Ontario’s first permanent provincial Roundtable on Violence Against Women. In 2016, she was also appointed to the Government of Canada's Federal Strategy Against Gender-based Violence advisory council. Khan regularly contributes to national media, including CBC’s The National, the Toronto Star and the Globe and Mail. She is the inaugural Sexual Violence Support and Education Coordinator at Ryerson University. Khan is the recipient of numerous awards including the Toronto Community Foundation’s Vital People Award.

Overseas, his work spans six continents, and he works frequently for the European Commission, World Bank and other development agencies in Asia and Africa. Usher is also a fellow-in-residence at the CD Howe Institute, and writes a popular daily commentary on Canadian higher education called One Thought to Start Your Day.