Bradley Moseley-Williams
Posted on Wednesday, February 26th, 2020
Social Media, Public Relations, Communications, Event Management, Stakeholder Relations, Marketing, Media Relations
Experts
Scott Warrick
Chef and Program Coordinator, Culinary Arts
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Chef, Culinary, Food Service, Food Stylist, Kitchen Management, Restaurant Management, Hospitality
Experience
Chef Warrick is also a coach and organizer for many of Algonquin College’s hot food competitions. Chef Warrick has also on many occasions provided support for the College’s special needs students who are interested in learning about the culinary field.
Outside of the College, Chef Warrick works as a Food Service Consultant and has in the past provided food stylist services to McCain International Foods, Loblaw’s & the LCBO. Chef Warrick is Executive Chef and food consultant to Ottawa Bluesfest and Culinary Advisor for the Ottawa Wine & Food Show. He was part of the City of Ottawa’s Street Food Selection Panel and sits on the Board of Directors for the City of Ottawa’s Food Policy Council.
Prior to working at the College, Chef Warrick worked as a Chef for the House of Commons in Ottawa, Canada. At the House of Commons Chef Warrick played an active role in all areas of food production and distribution. Chef Warrick was involved in the development and writing of recipes, food costing, inventory, menu planning, and the training of new staff.
Chef Warrick is a member of the Canadian Culinary Federation of Chefs and Cooks (C.C.F.C.C.), a member of the local CCFCC Executive, and holds his CCC designation (Canadian Culinary Certification). Chef Warrick is a Red Seal Chef.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x5223
Sandy Ouellette
Professor, Event Management
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Communications, Marketing, Event Management, Event Planning
Experience
Sandy has worked in Event Marketing & Planning industry for over 20 years. As a Global Event Marketing Manager with Nokia for three years, Sandy was instrumental in both the strategic and tactical execution of multi-faceted, complex regional and global events and tradeshows. During her 15 year employment with Mitel Networks, Sandy managed the Global Event Management team and was a key player in creating an annual proprietary conference which brought multiple audiences in one venue. Her work included the creation of integrated marketing programs to ensure goals and objectives were achieved, and the development and management of event critical paths.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x7258
Robert McKenney
Professor, School of Advanced Technology
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Application Architecture, SaaS (Software as a Service), Web Application Development, Mobile Application Development, Web Services / API Development, Database Design, JavaScript, Node.js, Vue, React, React Native
Experience
30 years of experience in the information technology industry,
Former founder of a SaaS e-commerce startup,
Alumni of the L-SPARK Enterprise SaaS Accelerator Program,
Hands-on with web and web application development since 1994
Phone
(613) 293-0930
Robert Brandon
Professor
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Cybersecurity, networking, Linux, computer technicians, information technology.
Experience
* Taught security to BIT-NET students who have now won the Cybersecurity Challenge Ottawa competition three times in three years.
* Certified to teach the CCNA Security and CCNA Cyber Ops certifications.
* 10+ years teaching computer security courses
rob.brandon@algonquincollege.com
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x7217
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Richard Hagemeyer
Professor, Computer Studies
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Computer Studies, Database and Systems Software, Business Development, Management, Event Management, Stakeholder Relations, Marketing, Community Engagement, Team Building
Experience
Has taught 25 distinct courses at Algonquin College in the past 15 years; has worked professionally as a database administrator, systems software analyst, director of technology, and technology specialist; speaker at events such as the Annual Canadian Internet Forum
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x5974
Rebecca Wakelin
Educational Developer
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
College Teaching, higher education pedagogy, teaching in diverse classrooms, assessing learners in college, classroom management, facilitating group work
Experience
Have been an Educational Developer (teaching consultant) for 5 years, presented at numerous academic conferences as an expert in teaching, hold a Bachelor and Master's degree in Education, serve on numerous boards/committees/groups as a teaching expert
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x6200
Praveeni Perera
Professor
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
International Business, International Expansions, Export/Import, Emerging Economies, Global Affairs, International Relations, International Protocol, Business Etiquette
Experience
Master of Business Administration- International Business, Certificate in Management - Harvard Business School, Certified International Protocol and Business Etiquette Consultant, Certificate in Social International Protocol
Project Manager representing Canada in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) study, 10+ years of experience in international development/project management, 7 years of consulting experience specializing in international expansions, published author of book called "Cocktails & Conversations: a guide to networking"
Phone
Patrick Ouellette
Coordinator, Information and Communications Technology Security Programs
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
IT/IS Security Analysis, Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Assessments, Digital Forensics, Wired/Wireless Networking Design, Wired/Wireless Networking Implementation, Wired/Wireless Networking Testing, Wired/Wireless Networking Validation
Experience
Patrick is a program and course designer, trainer, Professor and an Applied Research and industry consultant with substantial practical hands-on experience in information systems (IS) and information technology (IT), networking technologies and wireless technologies, operating systems including Linux and Windows, structured cabling (copper/fiber), IS/IT security, penetration testing and vulnerability assessments, digital forensics and programming. Patrick has conducted curriculum, course content and practical/lab content development to meet client or program requirements and standards, needs analysis, and customization of solutions.
He regularly interfaces with industry partners and participates in industry relevant events/conferences to further ongoing business relationships.
Patrick is a Certified Ethical Hacker, and has taken SANS GSEC, InfoSec Forensics and EnCase training.
He is the author of multiple CyberLab articles for PenTesting Magazine. Patrick is the Owner / Chief Consultant of Network Help IT Solutions.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x5904
Neil Hunter
Coordinator and Professor, Animation
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Traditional Animation, Computer Animation (Harmony, Maya), Storyboarding, Concept Design
Experience
Neil Hunter brings over 30 years of invaluable, on-the-job experience as a full-time Professor and Coordinator in the Animation program at Algonquin College. On top of mentoring students since 2003, he has represented the College by training instructors and developing courses for affiliate organizations in India and Africa.
After graduating from the three-year Classical Animation program at Sheridan College in 1984, Neil worked as a senior animator on the Gemini Award-winning series The Raccoons. He also animated on specials like Teddy Bears Picnic and The Railway Dragon.
By the late 80’s, Neil started working as a Storyboard Artist for various television series, such as For Better or For Worse (Hinton Animation Studios), Beetlejuice, Babar (Nelvana), Richard Scary, Little Lulu (Cinar), The Clique, RoboRoach, Mole Sisters (Funbag), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Fred Wolf Films), X-Men Evolution (Film Roman), Where’s Waldo?, Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Dave (DIC Entertainment), and Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas (Walt Disney Animation Studios), to name a few. He was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Animation for his contribution to Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego? in both 1995 and 1996.
Neil also oversaw the development and production of several projects. As a Director he co-wrote, produced, and directed Little Bear and the Legend of the Stars. As Story Editor and Creative Producer, he worked on Hoze Hounds, Zeroman, and several animated features. Today, Neil remains involved in the industry by doing freelance work.
Phone
(613) 554-7788 x5821
Natasha Wood
Coordinator/Professor
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Hairstyling, Esthetics, Makeup Artistry, Advanced Nail Care Techniques, Advanced Skin Care, Spa, Salon and Wellness Facilities Management, Sales Consultant, Academic Mentor, Field Work Coach, Curriculum Development.
Experience
Salon and Spa entrepreneur, Licensed Hair Stylist for 20+ years, Licensed Esthetician 10+ years, Wellness facility management for 7 years, Sales Consultant for Dermalogica Canada and the International Dermal Institute 5 years, Curriculum developer for Algonquin College Hair Styling and Spa Management Program.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x6113
Experts
Jayne Van Dusen
Professor, Brand Management
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Branding, Advertising, Marketing, Strategy
Experience
Jayne Van Dusen is a graduate of Algonquin College’s Advertising program, and has over sixteen years of experience in the advertising industry.
Jayne has spent most of her career working in the client services departments of local advertising agencies. As an Account Executive, and eventually Director of Client Services, Jayne has worked on strategic advertising projects for a range of clients – from retail and national brands, to government and high tech. Jayne has successfully led teams of copywriters, designers, art directors, production artists, and media planners, and managed the work of external advertising suppliers such as market researchers, broadcast production houses, talent agencies, photographers and illustrators.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x5530
Cara Beach
Marketing Officer
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Facebook Advertising (Lead Ad and Display), Lead Generation, Digital Marketing, National and Local Marketing, Marketing Communications, Spotify Advertising, Radio and Audio Advertising, Social Media Marketing (Organic and Paid), Content Marketing and Development (articles, video, photography, social content), Media Buying, Lead Conversion Marketing
Experience
10+ years experience in marketing communications specifically lead generation marketing (various industries)
Current working in industry - Marketing Officer for Algonquin College
Advanced Diploma in Advertising
Google Certified in Analytics and Ads
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x6349
Bradley Moseley-Williams
Professor, Public Relations
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Social Media, Public Relations, Communications, Event Management, Stakeholder Relations, Marketing, Media Relations
Experience
After studying sociology at York University, Bradley began his public relations career in the IT industry. He was closely involved in the field’s shift into the world of the Internet and social media, later becoming the Director of PR and Director of Culture for Interactive Media Group. Bradley’s career has since grown to include starting his own PR agency, consulting in PR for the public sector, and serving as the Director of Communications for the City of Ottawa’s Light Rail Transit project.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x7566
Experts
Sandy Ouellette
Professor, Event Management
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Communications, Marketing, Event Management, Event Planning
Experience
Sandy has worked in Event Marketing & Planning industry for over 20 years. As a Global Event Marketing Manager with Nokia for three years, Sandy was instrumental in both the strategic and tactical execution of multi-faceted, complex regional and global events and tradeshows. During her 15 year employment with Mitel Networks, Sandy managed the Global Event Management team and was a key player in creating an annual proprietary conference which brought multiple audiences in one venue. Her work included the creation of integrated marketing programs to ensure goals and objectives were achieved, and the development and management of event critical paths.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x7258
Neil Hunter
Coordinator and Professor, Animation
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Traditional Animation, Computer Animation (Harmony, Maya), Storyboarding, Concept Design
Experience
Neil Hunter brings over 30 years of invaluable, on-the-job experience as a full-time Professor and Coordinator in the Animation program at Algonquin College. On top of mentoring students since 2003, he has represented the College by training instructors and developing courses for affiliate organizations in India and Africa.
After graduating from the three-year Classical Animation program at Sheridan College in 1984, Neil worked as a senior animator on the Gemini Award-winning series The Raccoons. He also animated on specials like Teddy Bears Picnic and The Railway Dragon.
By the late 80’s, Neil started working as a Storyboard Artist for various television series, such as For Better or For Worse (Hinton Animation Studios), Beetlejuice, Babar (Nelvana), Richard Scary, Little Lulu (Cinar), The Clique, RoboRoach, Mole Sisters (Funbag), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Fred Wolf Films), X-Men Evolution (Film Roman), Where’s Waldo?, Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Dave (DIC Entertainment), and Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas (Walt Disney Animation Studios), to name a few. He was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Animation for his contribution to Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego? in both 1995 and 1996.
Neil also oversaw the development and production of several projects. As a Director he co-wrote, produced, and directed Little Bear and the Legend of the Stars. As Story Editor and Creative Producer, he worked on Hoze Hounds, Zeroman, and several animated features. Today, Neil remains involved in the industry by doing freelance work.
Phone
(613) 554-7788 x5821
Julie McCann
Professor, Journalism
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Journalism, Magazines, Publishing, Editorial Development, Editing, Narrative Techniques
Experience
full-time journalism professor at Algonquin College since 2003; former staff writer at National Post Business magazine and a contributor to Chatelaine, Canadian Geographic, Applied Arts, the Montreal Gazette and the Ottawa Citizen; former managing editor Canadian in-flight magazine and a staff writer at Marketing Magazine; holds a B.A.A. in journalism (magazine) from Ryerson University and an M.J. from Carleton University.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x5183
Denine Wrixon
Co-ordinator, Photography Program
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Photography, lighting, entrepreneurship, teaching
Experience
25 years in the photographic industry
Phone
(613) 724-6783 x6119
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Dan Pihlainen
Coordinator, Radio Broadcasting
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Radio, News, Journalism, Broadcasting
Experience
Dan is the coordinator of Algonquin’s Radio Broadcasting program and the President of the Broadcasting Educators Association of Canada (BEAC). In 1998, he graduated from the very program he coordinates and immediately began working at a variety of Kingston and Ottawa radio stations. A year after graduating, he started a fulfilling career at CFRA working as an anchor and reporter, and in 2007 received a Radio-Television Digital News Association award for Best Use of Sound for his compelling work covering the rededication of the Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x5560
Dan Mellon
Professor, Radio Broadcasting
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Radio Broadcasting, Audio Production
Experience
Dan graduated from the Algonquin College Radio Broadcasting Program in 1997, since then he has been on air at 12 different radio stations, and recently the Saturday and Sunday 9a-2p slot on 93.9 BOB-FM in Ottawa. Prior to becoming a full-time professor in 2010, Dan was the Program Director of 98.3 FLY-FM and 98.9 THE DRIVE in Kingston, Ontario, where the station held the #1 ranking in the local ratings.
Dan specializes in radio programming strategies, music rotations, talent coaching and programming research. A special project that Dan assisted with was the launch of the Canadian Forces radio station “RANA-FM” in Kandahar, Afghanistan, during the conflict there.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x5523
Mills Colin
Professor, Media Studies, Music Industry Arts
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Music Business, Music Industry, Music Marketing, Music Branding, Concert Promotion, Festivals, Recording Studios, Music Producers, Record Companies, Music Publishing, Music Copyright, Music Education, Music Schools, Music Managers, Booking Agents
Experience
Colin studied Music Industry Arts at Fanshawe College in London, Ontario.
From 2004 to 2005, he coordinated the Music & Audio program in Algonquin’s School of Part-Time Studies. He created and has coordinated the Music Industry Arts Diploma program at Algonquin College since its inception in 2010.
Before joining Algonquin on a full-time basis in 2010, Colin worked as Director of Operations for Hummingbird Music Limited, and will continue to oversee the activities of its private music school which serves close to 800 students. He has also worked in CD sales and marketing, managed recording studios, and assisted with artist promotion and management.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x2997
Chris Martin
Professor
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Tattoos and tattooing, graffiti, cultural studies, identity, art, micro-social interactions, sociology, semiotics
Experience
Full-time professor in the Police and Public Safety Institute, Faculty of Health, Public Safety, and Community Studies at Algonquin College, Canada. Holds a PhD and MA in sociology and a Criminology Certificate from Memorial University of Newfoundland. Teaches courses in sociology, ethics, and social research.
Researched tattoos and tattooing for nearly a decade, published a book on tattooing for Bloomsbury Academic Publishing in 2018-2019 (The Social Semiotics of Tattoos: Skin and Self). Has corresponded or provided expertise on the topic of tattoos and tattooing for CBC Radio 1 Ottawa, CBC Ontario Morning, CBC London, CBC Newfoundland, The Evening Telegram, Exchange Magazine, The Kitchissippi Times, The Community Edition, The Western Star, and several other publications.
Has published various other book chapters and scholarly journal articles for a range of publications including Oxford University Press, Cambridge Scholars Press, and the Public Journal of Semiotics.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x7190
Cara Beach
Marketing Officer
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Facebook Advertising (Lead Ad and Display), Lead Generation, Digital Marketing, National and Local Marketing, Marketing Communications, Spotify Advertising, Radio and Audio Advertising, Social Media Marketing (Organic and Paid), Content Marketing and Development (articles, video, photography, social content), Media Buying, Lead Conversion Marketing
Experience
10+ years experience in marketing communications specifically lead generation marketing (various industries)
Current working in industry - Marketing Officer for Algonquin College
Advanced Diploma in Advertising
Google Certified in Analytics and Ads
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x6349
Bradley Moseley-Williams
Professor, Public Relations
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Social Media, Public Relations, Communications, Event Management, Stakeholder Relations, Marketing, Media Relations
Experience
After studying sociology at York University, Bradley began his public relations career in the IT industry. He was closely involved in the field’s shift into the world of the Internet and social media, later becoming the Director of PR and Director of Culture for Interactive Media Group. Bradley’s career has since grown to include starting his own PR agency, consulting in PR for the public sector, and serving as the Director of Communications for the City of Ottawa’s Light Rail Transit project.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x7566
Experts
Stephen Heckbert
Professor, Public Relations program
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Social Media, Communications, Public Relations, Government Relations, Corporate Social Responsibility, Reputation Management, Diversity in Communications, Gender Communications, Crisis Communications
Experience
20 years of experience in strategic communications, media training, public and media relations, media analysis, marketing, writing, and project management.
More than three years as an executive with EDS Canada as Vice President of Communications; senior government and political communications experience (including Director of Communications for the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, and Liberal Director of Communications in Ontario during a federal election, and the New Brunswick Department of Finance); served as the Chief Operating Officer for NewsWatch.
Graduate of the University of Prince Edward Island with a Bachelor’s degree in Arts, majors in English and philosophy; Masters in Journalism at Carleton University.
Past-President of the Canadian Public Relations Society in Ottawa-Gatineau; past member of the board of directors of CODE (the Canadian Organization for Development through Education).
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x5067
Sandy Ouellette
Professor, Event Management
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Communications, Marketing, Event Management, Event Planning
Experience
Sandy has worked in Event Marketing & Planning industry for over 20 years. As a Global Event Marketing Manager with Nokia for three years, Sandy was instrumental in both the strategic and tactical execution of multi-faceted, complex regional and global events and tradeshows. During her 15 year employment with Mitel Networks, Sandy managed the Global Event Management team and was a key player in creating an annual proprietary conference which brought multiple audiences in one venue. Her work included the creation of integrated marketing programs to ensure goals and objectives were achieved, and the development and management of event critical paths.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x7258
Dan Pihlainen
Coordinator, Radio Broadcasting
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Radio, News, Journalism, Broadcasting
Experience
Dan is the coordinator of Algonquin’s Radio Broadcasting program and the President of the Broadcasting Educators Association of Canada (BEAC). In 1998, he graduated from the very program he coordinates and immediately began working at a variety of Kingston and Ottawa radio stations. A year after graduating, he started a fulfilling career at CFRA working as an anchor and reporter, and in 2007 received a Radio-Television Digital News Association award for Best Use of Sound for his compelling work covering the rededication of the Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x5560
Chris Doré
Professor, Business Management and Entrepreneurship (Ottawa campus)
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
International Business, Business Development, Entrepreneurship, Financial Planning, Public Relations, Investor Relations, Financial Modelling, Business Consulting, Public Speaking
Experience
Certified International Trade Professional (CITP®|FIBP®), teach several courses including Global Business Environment / International Marketing / Corporate Finance / Professional Selling / and Entrepreneurship, nominated for Algonquin College's Dianne Bloor Part-time Faculty Award in 2015, founder and CEO of BizZen, international business experience (Korea)
Languages
Korean
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x2838
Bradley Moseley-Williams
Professor, Public Relations
Campus
Ottawa
Expertise
Social Media, Public Relations, Communications, Event Management, Stakeholder Relations, Marketing, Media Relations
Experience
After studying sociology at York University, Bradley began his public relations career in the IT industry. He was closely involved in the field’s shift into the world of the Internet and social media, later becoming the Director of PR and Director of Culture for Interactive Media Group. Bradley’s career has since grown to include starting his own PR agency, consulting in PR for the public sector, and serving as the Director of Communications for the City of Ottawa’s Light Rail Transit project.
Phone
(613) 727-4723 x7566