Glenn Frese
Jay Takefman
Terry Savage
John Armstrong
Robin Sears
Kenneth Frankel
Stephen Pincus
Larry Latowsky
Martin Rothstein
Paul Goldman
Kaz Jana
Robert Waite
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ROBIN SEARS
Robin Sears, an international
public affairs consultant, has been a principal of
Navigator
Ltd. for three years, working on client issues in
Canada and internationally. Robin has
been a participant in political and communications
projects on international issues since
the late 70s. As Federal Secretary of the New
Democratic Party, Robin fostered links
between Canadian politicians and international
social democrats in the field of security and
democratic development policy in Europe, the Middle
East and the third world.
In the 90s Robin was based in Asia, as the Province
of Ontario’s senior diplomat in the
region. As Agent General, based in Tokyo, he managed
a network of offices from Korea to
India for four years, promoting trade, investment,
cultural and tourism exchange.
Robin is a veteran communications, marketing and
public affairs advisor with experience
on three continents for public and private sector
clients. Before joining Navigator, Robin
was a senior partner of Korn/Ferry International,
the world’s largest executive search firm.
Over a decade, he worked for multinational clients
first in Tokyo, then Hong Kong, and
finally Toronto. He was the founding President of
Futurestep Asia, the firm’s internet search
subsidiary.
Prior to his appointment as Agent General by Premier
David Peterson, he was Chief of
Staff to Bob Rae from 1985-89. Under Ed Broadbent,
he worked for seven years as Federal
Secretary (national director) of the NDP. Robin
began his career as News Editor under
Moses Znaimer at the launch of City-TV in Toronto in
1972.
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