Corporate gifts
Supporting the next generation
Highlights
Rodolphe Saadé, BComm 94, LLD 23, chairman and CEO of CMA CGM, made a gift of $1,365,900 to fund scholarships for international graduate students.
A contribution of $500,000 from Manulife Canada will fund the Manulife Sustainable Investing Practicum at the John Molson School of Business.
Bentley Systems contributed a total of $175,087 to support interdisciplinary research in sustainable urban development at the Next-Generation Cities Institute.
Wildfire Group Holdings Inc. contributed $100,000 to establish the Wildfire Group Scholarship in Business, which will support students at the John Molson School.
Bell made a $60,000 donation to the Creative Arts Therapy Community Partnership Fund, enabling the Department of Creative Arts Therapies to sustain and expand its network of community-based programs offering art, music, drama and play therapy to diverse populations across Montreal.
Richard MacKay, BA 58, contributed $50,380 in support of the Richard Mackay Men’s Basketball Fund in honour of Coach Mag Flynn. In partnership with Friends of Concordia Men’s Basketball, this gift strengthens Concordia’s ability to provide resources that help student athletes excel academically and athletically while celebrating Coach Flynn’s long-standing impact on the program.
BFL Canada donated $50,000 to support the Barry F. Lorenzetti Centre for Women Entrepreneurship and Leadership at the John Molson School.
