Rotman Alumni Awards Dinner
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
Every year as part of Reunite at Rotman, we recognize outstanding alums with Rotman Alumni Awards. These graduates exemplify the Rotman values of diversity, excellence, respect, and integrity. They have been incredibly successful while giving back to their organizations and communities.
To attend the Awards dinner:
- Corporate tables of 8 are $15,000
- Half a table is $7500
- Individual tickets are $1875
As per the Canada Revenue Agency, sponsors are not eligible for a charitable tax receipt. An acknowledgment letter will be provided for your records.
To learn more about attending the Rotman Alumni Awards Dinner or sponsoring a table, please contact:
Stephanie Rendulic
Associate Director, Development
stephanie.rendulic@rotman.utoronto.ca
416-946-7842
We are thrilled to announce our 2024 Award winners:
Rotman Leader to Watch Award 2024
This award recognizes a young graduate who has a tremendous impact on their industry and has demonstrated a commitment to giving back to their community.
Christy Prada, MBA '13
CEO
Future Fertility
Read Christy's bio »
Rotman Volunteer Excellence Award 2024
 This award recognizes the outstanding volunteer contribution of a graduate to Rotman/U of T and our mission.
André C. Lewis, MFin '14
Vice President Treasury,
DUCA Financial Services Credit Union Ltd.
RBC
Read André's bio »
Rotman Lifetime Achievement Award 2024
This award recognizes a seasoned graduate’s significant contributions to their organization, industry, and community.
Marcia Moffat, JD/MBA '96
Managing Director,
Country Head of Canada,
BlackRock
Read Marcia's bio »
Christy Prada, MBA '13
CEO, Future Fertility
Christy is the CEO of Future Fertility, a Toronto-based AI company focused on closing critical information gaps in the fertility journey. With a proven track record in the Canadian health tech space, Christy has demonstrated her proficiency as a builder, assembling and guiding high-performing teams and scaling new models for growth. Beyond her professional endeavours, she is deeply committed to mentorship and empowerment, particularly for women navigating the start-up landscape. She advises and guides other female-led/female-focused businesses in women’s health. Christy is also on the Rotman Health and Life Sciences advisory board and provides mentorship and guidance to current program students.
André C. Lewis, MFin '14
Vice President Treasury, DUCA Financial Services Credit Union Ltd.
With over two decades of diverse work experience in the finance industry, André C. Lewis is currently the Vice President of Treasury at DUCA Financial Services Credit Union Ltd.
André holds an Honours B.A. in Management from U of T Scarborough and a Master of Finance (MFin) from the Rotman School. He also has several certifications, including his CFA, CSC and the Rotman-ICD Not-for-Profit Governance Essentials Program.
After starting his career in 2001 in Treasury Operations at CIBC World Markets, André went on to take roles of increasing responsibility at Manulife Financial (2003-13) before moving to George Weston Limited (2013-19), the Regional Municipality of Peel (2019), and Central 1 Credit Union (2019-22).
André is recognized for his volunteerism, acting as a current board member for the DUCA Impact Lab and the West Neighbourhood House Endowment Fund, with previous involvement on the Board of Laidlaw Foundation, his children’s school council, the Rotman African and Caribbean Business Club, The Peoples House and many more.
Marcia Moffat, JD/MBA '96
Managing Director, Country Head of Canada, BlackRock
Marcia Moffat, Managing Director, is BlackRock’s Country Head of Canada. As Country Head, Marcia is responsible for the leadership and strategic direction of BlackRock’s business activities in the region. Through our institutional client and iShares businesses, as well as growing technology and advisory services, the Canada team is focused on sharing the very best of the firm’s global capabilities and local expertise with Canadian clients. Marcia is also a member of the firm’s Global Operating Committee.
Beyond the firm, Marcia strongly supports the not-for-profit sector and her community. She believes companies and governments should take a long-term view to better society. She is actively involved with the C.D. Howe Institute, the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance and the Business Council of Canada. She has prior involvement with the Ontario Brain Institute and Loran Scholars Foundation, among others.
She earned her MBA and Law degrees from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Science (biology) degree from McGill University.