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Below you will find the details of our current board members

Jummie Barry-Roberts

President

Financial Advisor at RBC

Robert Belle

Vice president, Finance

Group Finance Manager at TD Bank

Albert Badejo

Vice president, programming

Senior Systems Adminstrator

Elaine Yan

Vice President, Corporate Partnerships

Director at CIBC

Hannah Abayneh

Vice President, Western Chapter Development

Personal Banking Associate at TD

Romero Newell

Vice President, Memberships

Personal Banker at TD Bank

Ebenezer Kwakye

Vice President, Marketing & Communications

Troy Peart

BC Chapter Lead

Senior Wealth Advisor

Laureen Adjetey-Saboka

Vice President, Community Partnerships

Customer Service Representative at BMO

Kehinde Olawoye

Vice President, Financial Literacy

Career & Mentorship Coordinator at NIPCA

Charles Umeh

Vice President, Volunteer Experience

Professor, Business Intelligence at Stanford International College of Business and Technology

Nosa Atoe

Vice President, Talent Acquisition

The CAUFP board is supported by an amazing Enablement Team

Anne Jane Adu-Bobie – Director, Community Partnerships

Blandine Ishimwe – Director, Community Partnerships

Kojo Darkwa – Director, Corporate Partnerships

Ahmad Ali – Director, Corporate Partnerships

Daniel Constantine – Director Corporate Partnerships

Lateef Lawal – Director, Events

Jummie Barry-Roberts – Director, Events

Nosa Atoe – Director, Talent Development

Oluwafeyisayo Ogedengbe – Director, Talent Acquisition

Nicolle Grant – Director Volunteer Experience

Paget Warner Scholarship Application

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At CAUFP, academic excellence is a key expectation for our scholarship recipients. Please provide a summary of your academic performance, including your most updated undergraduate transcript, current GPA and any academic awards or recognitions you have received. Your response should also reflect how your academic achievements demonstrate your commitment to pursuing a career in business. (Max word count 300)*
CAUFP values driven individuals with clear career goals. Describe your career aspirations in the business field and the steps you plan to take to achieve them. How will this scholarship support you in reaching these goals? (Max word count 300)*
Leadership and active engagement in the Black community are highly regarded by CAUFP. Outline any volunteer work or community service activities you have been involved in, particularly within the Black community. Provide examples of situations where you have demonstrated leadership qualities. In your response, discuss what you believe are the most important qualities of a leader, how you embody these qualities, and how your community involvement has shaped your personal and professional growth. (Max word count 300)*
CAUFP recognizes the financial challenges that students may face. Describe your current financial situation and explain how this scholarship will help alleviate any financial burdens. Highlight any specific challenges you have encountered in financing your education. (Max word count 250)*
Paget Warner’s legacy is one of overcoming challenges, commitment to education, and dedication to community service. Explain how you embody these values and principles. Provide an example of a situation where you overcame significant challenges in your academic or professional journey. Additionally, discuss how you aspire to contribute to the Black community in Canada, both during and after your education. (Max word count 300)*