AOLS In Sight
December 22, 2022 | Issue #26
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In This Issue
Season's Greetings
The staff at 1043 McNicoll wish you
a safe and happy holiday.  

The AOLS office will be closed from the
afternoon of December 23, 2022 until
the morning of January 3, 2023.
Front row – left to right:
Sheila Lavina, Survey Review Department Administrative Officer
Cynthia Gibson, Accountant
Chester Stanton, SRD Consultant
Maureen Mountjoy, Deputy Registrar
Joyce Tenefrancia, Public Relations and Registration Officer
Penny Anderson, Member Services Coordinator

Back row – left to right:
Herman Bernardo, Survey Review Department Examiner Assistant
Dan Quinlan, SRD Consultant
Brian Maloney, Executive Director
Phil Hoffman, SRD Consultant
David Whitton, Communications Specialist
Lena Kassabian, Office Manager
Penny Connors, Registrar
Tom Packowski, SRD Consultant
 
Not pictured:
Ernie Sperling, SRD Consultant
Al Worobec, SRD Field Examiner
Paul Wyman, Survey Review Department Manager
AGM 2023 Sponsors
We would like to thank our sponsors for their generous support. We could not present this AGM without you. Your contributions are greatly appreciated!
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Platinum Sponsors
Bob Morrow: The Connectors Group
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