In August 2001 I completed my eighteenth year as Director of Admissions at Trinity College School in Port Hope, Ontario, Canada. At Trinity in 1983, I founded the first Admissions Office in Canada that integrated marketing, promotion and sales into the entire recruitment program. During my years at Trinity I visited every CAIS* school that had a boarding component and most day schools across Canada. Through my international contacts, I created a student body in boarding that was 50% global and 50% Canadian. Currently there are over 30 countries represented at Trinity. I was also instrumental in the transition of Trinity from an all male institution to a co-ed school in 1991.

Prior to Trinity, I taught at Upper Canada College in Toronto, Ontario, Canada from 1969 to 1983. At UCC I was Head of the Geography Department, Resident Senior Boarding Housemaster and the Varsity Ice Hockey Coach. I received my permanent High School Teaching Certificate after my first two years of teaching at Northview Heights Collegiate of the North York Board of Education. As a High School student I attended St. Andrews College in Aurora, Ontario, Canada. I then attended the University of Western Ontario (B.A. – Geography) and the University of Toronto (B.Ed.).

Currently I am President of an association of United States Admissions Officers and Educational Consultants called Round Table which is made up of over 80 NAIS** schools and consultants. Previously I have been a marketing consultant to HMC (Headmasters Conference) schools in the United Kingdom. From 1990 to 1993 I was a Director at the USA Essex Institute for Enrollment Planning.

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* CAIS Canadian Association of Independent Schools
** NAIS National Association of Independent Schools (USA)