Moe
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| Gender | Male |
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| Location | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Introduction | Ryerson Alumni, Marketing Management 1971.
Started an international import/export trading business which is doing well today. Continued education at Humber College with further business courses. Founding Member: The Toronto Export Club (1985-90) Canada-Indonesian Business Counsel. Ontario Division of the Canada-Pakistan Business Counsel (C-PBC) Canada – Bangladesh Business Counsel (C-BBC) B.A. Major in History and a B.A. – Honor in Philosophy, specializing in Morality and Ethics, from York University. In 2007 and 2008 received two certificates: (1) Professional Ethics and (2) Practical Ethics, both from York University, Toronto Canada. Currently working towards a B.A. – Honor in Social Science, specializing in Human Rights, Media, Race, Multiculturalism and Human Nature & Social Behavior. Travels extensively throughout the world on international business. Active politically in Federal and Provincial parties. Written for the local community newspaper. 2010 - “Golden Key International Honor Society” Appointed by the Minister of Health Ontario as CPO. |
| Interests | Playing squash, Exercise, World Travel,Pakistan,Turkey, Historical buildings, Scholarly articles, Ethics ,York University, Library. , Canadian Politics |
| Favorite movies | Lawrence of Arabia, RAN, Seven Samurai, The Fall of the Roman Empire,Ben-Hur,Apocalypse Now,The Guns of Navarone,The Professionals,El Cid,Lion of the Desert |
| Favorite music | Classical, Modern, Movie themes, Disco, Old Rock & Roll, Dance Music |
| Favorite books | The Great War for Civilization by Robert Fisk,Churchill’s Empire by Richard Toye, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon,Alexander the Great “Art of Strategy” by Partha Bose,Business Ethics by William H. Shaw,Moral Philosophy for Modern Life by Anthony Falikowski,Ethics for Professions by John Rowan and Samuel Zinaich Jr.,Classics of Moral and Political Theory by Michael L. Morgan,Changing Canada “Political Economy as Transformation” by Wallace Clement and Leah F. Vosko,Unequal Relation “An Introduction to Race, Ethnic & Aboriginal Dynamics in Canada” by Augie Fleras |