Langlois Kronström Desjardins - Tina Hobday appointed Vice President of the McGill Alumni Association

Tina Hobday appointed Vice President of the McGill Alumni Association

At the McGill Alumni Association Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, May 18, 2010, Tina Hobday, a partner in the litigation group of the Montreal office of Langlois Kronström Desjardins, was elected Vice President of the McGill Alumni Association for a two-year term. Tina is also a member of the Executive Committee of the Alumni Association and until recently was its Treasurer. Tina has been a Director of the McGill Alumni Association since 2004. She is a Past President of the McGill Young Alumni (2000-2004) and a current member of the Nominating Committee of the Alumni Association, serving a second two-year term. Tina is also a Regional Council Volunteer for the International Alma Mater Fund Council for Campaign McGill.

The McGill Alumni Association, founded in 1857, fosters long-term relationships with McGill alumni around the world through its various programs run by local and regional branches worldwide. Its mission is to enable alumni, students, faculty and staff, and friends of McGill University to maintain contact with the University and each other for their shared benefit and for the support and development of McGill.

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