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Stephen retired from the consumer packaged goods industry in November after almost 35 years in marketing and sales roles at Unilever and Smucker. He celebrated his retirement online with a number of Queen’s friends and old roommates in January. Stephen lives in Toronto with his wife Jill (Roberts), Com’84. Stephen managed the QP in 1984 and is looking to organize a staff reunion when that becomes possible. He can be reached at Stephen.kouri61@gmail.com.

Annette recently received the Governor General’s Sovereign Medal for Volunteership. In January, she began serving as chair of the board of the Electrical Safety Authority (Ontario).

Tarek and his colleagues at the United Nations World Food Programme were honoured with the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize for their collective achievement toward fighting hunger in the world during the past 40-plus years. Tarek has extensive experience in international and humanitarian work, leading official ������Ƶs in more than 20 countries in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Southeast Asia, and Europe. With the UN World Food Programme, he worked at UN headquarters before being assigned to senior positions at ������Ƶs in Liberia, Afghanistan, Sudan, Iraq, and East Timor.

Jamil is co-founder of National Care Group, an adult specialist care company which is now the largest privately owned provider in the U.K. His company was recently recognized by the Sunday Times Virgin Atlantic Fast Track 100 as one of the top three fastest growing companies nationally. Jamil and his colleague, Faisal Lalani, were also shortlisted for the prestigious 2020 EY Entrepreneur of the Year award (North of England category). Founded in 2016, National Care Group now employs 2,400 staff who support more than 1,250 adults with complex needs. Jamil says, “As we continue to grow nationally, we remain committed to our vision of being the best and most trusted care and support provider in the United Kingdom.”

Cicelyn and her husband, William Slade III, welcomed their second child in January 2020. Ashlyn Rose is sister to eight-year-old Liam (William Slade IV).

Graeme was honoured by the Ontario Museums Association with a 2020 Award of Excellence in the category Volunteer Service. Graeme was selected for his work as the former volunteer director of the Murney Tower Museum.