Guy resigns from SAIT

It is with mixed emotions that I today announce my plan to leave SAIT Polytechnic.  It has been my pleasure and honour to have worked for this institution since October 1, 1999, and I feel honoured to have been given the opportunity to work with such great people and such a great organization.

My publisher warned me that writing a book (recently released last month) would change your life, but he failed to mention that with its pending launch I would begin to look at my career from both the perspective of where it has come from, and where it is going to.

It is with regard to where my career is going to that I have been giving a lot of thought these past months.  With my ten year anniversary having just passed; the successful conclusion of the WorldSkills competition; the recent landing of the largest private gift in Canadian history; the fact that the successful conclusion to the Promising Futures fundraising campaign is in sight; and construction now well underway for the TTC, it seems a good time to move on to my next adventure.

I am excited about this journey, and my future, and am pleased to announce that with decision, I can now focus full time effort on my consulting practice – offering private philanthropic investment advice and fundraising counsel for the non-profit sector.