Greg Barber is now a Prospect Management and Research Officer at Sunnybrook Foundation, and can be reached at gbarber000 (at) sympatico (dot) ca.

Michael Meth is the new Director of the OISE Library at the University of Toronto. Until recently, Michael was the Director of the Li Koon Chun Finance Learning Centre, where he played a key role in the Centre’s development. It is now a flourishing and integral part of academic life at U of T Mississauga. He can still be reached at michael (dot) meth (at) utoronto (dot) ca.

Stacey Redick has moved to the Washington, D.C. area, where she continues to search for cultural heritage opportunities. Looking to expand her network in her new area, Stacey would like to keep in touch, and can be reached at stacey (dot) redick (at) gmail (dot) com.

People on the Move is a regular column highlighting the achievements of our members and helping us all keep in touch. Please share your career changes, retirements, life changes, or volunteer work with column editor Kim Stymest.

The Martin Prosperity Institute, a leading think tank, which studies the role of place in global economic prosperity, has moved to its new home at the Rotman School of Management. Previously located in the MaRS Discovery District at College & University, their new offices are on the 9th floor of Rotman’s new South building at 105 St. George Street. MPI’s Data Librarian and SLA Toronto’s own President-Elect, Kim Silk, hopes that her SLA Toronto colleagues will stop by for a visit!

People on the Move is a regular column highlighting the achievements of our members and helping us all keep in touch. Please share your career changes, retirements, life changes, or volunteer work with column editor Kim Stymest.