Mr. Frank Hennessey reports
IMVESCOR RESTAURANT GROUP APPPOINTS TANIA MELANIE CLARKE AS CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Imvescor Restaurant Group Inc. has appointed Tania Clarke as Imvescor's chief financial officer, effective Jan. 21, 2015.
Ms. Clarke is a senior financial executive, as well as a forward-thinking and active business partner with over 15 years of experience in both public and private international and national companies across several business functions. Until recently, she was the corporate controller of Keurig Canada Inc., a $1-billion Canadian subsidiary of Great Mountain Coffee Roasters, a leader in specialty coffee and coffee makers. Prior to her tenure as corporate controller of Keurig Canada, Ms. Clarke spent four years as chief financial officer and acting chief information officer at Vision 2000 Travel Group Inc., the largest private travel management company in Canada.
Ms. Clarke also worked for 14 years at Grand Toys International Ltd. in different roles, including controller, executive vice-president and chief financial officer, and vice-president (head office) and chief financial officer (North America). Grand Toys was a multinational public company trading on Nasdaq and involved in the printing and packaging of stationery and party favours, as well as the manufacture and distribution of toy and toy-related products on a global basis.
"Tania is an impressive addition to our leadership team. She has demonstrated her ability to maximize stakeholder value by driving business growth through innovation, flexibility and change based on solid financial management and technical skills. She also brings with her a great deal of energy and enthusiasm, and I look forward to partnering with her, the rest of our management team and our board of directors to finalize Imvescor's vision and develop and implement our strategic plan," said Frank Hennessey, president and chief executive officer.
"I am honoured and very pleased to join the leadership team of Imvescor at this exciting time. I look forward to working with Frank, my colleagues on the management team and the board of directors to grow this business and maximize results," added Ms. Clarke.
Ms. Clarke has a bachelor of commerce and a graduate diploma in public accountancy from Concordia University; she is also a chartered accountant (Canada) and a certified public accountant (United States).
Ms. Clarke succeeds Stephane LeBlanc, who will resign from his position as chief financial officer and leave the company after a short transition period.
"I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to Stephane, whose hard work and dedication have been instrumental in helping our company succeed over the last few years. The board of directors joins me in thanking Stephane and wishing him success in his next chapter."
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