Cap foundation
gets tirectors

TWO new directors
were elected to the
Capilano College
Foundation board at
its recent annual gener-
al meeting.

Joe Hooker is the business
development manager for
Seanix Technology. A resident
of Narth Vancouver, Hooker
graduated from the Business
Management Program = at
Capilano College in 1989.

Also elected io the board is
Squamish resident Verna
Jones.

Joncs is a retired high
school teacher who taught
mathematics at Howe Sound
Secondary in Squamish trom
1969 unil 1993.

Other foundation direc-
tors include:

@ foundation president F.
Allan Taylor, president and
CEO of Prudential-Sussex
Realty;

@ W. Gordon Lancaster, vice
president and CFO, Lions
Gate Entertainment Corp;

@ Stanicy Feingold, creative
director, The Eyes
Multimedia Inc.;

@ Gain Yee Mah, senior vice-
president, Corporate
Development, Money’s
Mushrooms Ltd.;

@ Capilano College president
Dr. Greg Lee;

@ Capilano College board
representative, Shari Graydon;
@ Susan Bailey, manager,

Donor Development,
Canadian Cancer Society, BC
and Yukon;

@ Daryl J. Collicy, managing
partner, Ratchif and
Company;

B® Capilano College ESL
instructor Nicholas Collins;

@ Linda Fawcus, president,
Shishi House Lrd.;

E Allen M. Fowlis, chairman
and CEQ, Seaspan
International Led;

@ David T. Fung president
and) managing — director,
EG International;

@ TA. (Drew) Flockin, vice-
president and = manager,
Hongkong Bank of Canada,

North Vancouver;

@ Shamshad Jaffer, realtor
with Sutton Group West
Coast Realty;

® Russ Johnston, Trust and
Investment Services Manager,
Bank of Montreal Group of
Companies;

B Allca G. LaCroix, partner,
Hean Wylie and Company;

-@ Capilano College employce

Gail Owen.

Foundation directors are
collectively responsible for
soliciting, receiving and man-
aging donations for Capilano
College. They develop pro-
grams and activities to
increase fundraising, volun-
teer involvement and financial
support. During the 96/97
year, the foundation raised
$1,156,406, which will go
towards supporting student
success at Capilano College.

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