ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS

Jeff Chan

Gian D’Ornellas

Ross Roxburgh

David Wexler

Morley Katz

Maneesh Mehta


JEFF CHAN

A seasoned corporate executive and management consultant, Jeff brings a unique balance
of human resources management and strategy consulting experience gained in diverse
industries around the globe.

Jeff brings a strategic mindset honed over 10 years at McKinsey & Company, in its
organization performance practice and then as co-founder of its Growth Practice. He served
clients in industries including financial services, retail, industrial and high-tech, in the
Americas, Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia on issues encompassing cost-cutting and
restructuring, human resources and organization performance, and growth strategy and
business building.

Prior to McKinsey, Jeff held senior HR positions in Canada and the US, with Amphenol
Corporation, formerly a division of AlliedSignal (now Honeywell), American Express, and
SHL Systemhouse. More recently he headed up HR, volunteers, language services, and
accreditation for the 2010 Olympics; established his own consulting firm, Growth Alchemy
Group; and was Sr. Vice President, Human Resources at CMA Holdings (also known as MD
Financial) in Ottawa.

Jeff holds an MBA from Western and a BA from Queen’s where his focus was on
organizational behaviour.

Jeff has served six years as an elected Trustee of Queen’s University and Director of the Queen's
Alumni Association, and has volunteered as a member of Queen's Council on Athletics. He is
currently a member of the Executive Committee for the 250M Queen’s Centre project, and the
Board's Advancement Committee. He was a Council member of the Toronto Board of Trade ,
chairman of its Race Relations committee, and a member of its Labour Relations committee. He
is also a past President of the Toronto Junior Board of Trade, Governor of Variety Village in
Toronto, and Chairman of the Vanier Cup – Canada’s University Football Championship. For fun,
he is the photographer for the Queen’s Golden Gaels football team.