When I sat down with Anne Marie Gillis for a conversation about her candidacy for Mayor of Sarnia, it was after a formal invitation was sent out to her and Mike Bradley, the incumbent for the position.
Helen Lomax, a native of Sarnia-Lambton, spent many years following her graduation from St.
Megan O’Neil has always loved project management, although oddly enough, she didn’t gel with the role of management in an organization.
Dennis Ryan, who has made a career of training future pilots, is also giving back to the community through fundraising efforts like the one that is being played out at Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport on behalf of Pathways Health Centre for Children.
As Doug Bain tells it, deciding he would get his real estate licence—which once took days (it takes months now)—was a decision based on how he could maximize the value of his time.
Jeff Glass remembers quite clearly his intent to retire from his job as an operator at Imperial Oil about four years ago.
I’m a great believer in serendipitous moments and one of those occurred last week when I bumped into a previous Spotlight podcast guest—Tara Duff Cloes, who owns John Duff Ltd.
It was just a couple of days ago that I reached out to Matt Hutchinson, faculty advisor for Enactus Lambton College, who graciously made room in his always busy days to sit down with me and Courtney Neilson, one of about 30 students who is “changing the world” through their generosity and vision.
It’s been an interesting four years for Matt Mitro, who felt compelled to put his hat in the ring for Sarnia City Council in the municipal election that took place in 2014.
When I saw Marie Marcy-Smids at an event just a few weeks ago, it was something of a flashback given that we were colleagues more than a quarter-century ago when last worked together at one of the petrochemical companies in town.