TIGER 21 NAMES CO-CHAIR OF MONTREAL CHAPTER

TIGER 21 names co-chair of Montreal chapterJohn Koloda is a specialized consultant with more than 30 years experience infinancial servicesBy IE Staff | May 07, 2013TIGER 21, the peer-to-peer learning group for high-net-worth (HNW) investors in North America, Tuesdayintroduced its co-chair of the Montreal chapter, which serves Quebec and eastern Ontario.As co-chair of the Montreal chapter, John Koloda’s primary objective is to build his regional membership, furtheradvance the TIGER 21 vision and act as lead facilitator for group meetings.”The Montreal chapter was inaugurated just over a year ago, under Michele Desjardins’ stewardship, and wecontinue to develop our group by meeting with highly-qualified prospective members locally,” said Koloda.Koloda is the founder of Montreal-based KolodaCORE, a consulting boutique specialized in sales and leadershiptraining for industries including: pharmaceuticals, mining and banking.Previously in his career, Koloda was an executive in the financial services sector, holding senior managementpositions with Great-West Life and London Life.He holds a B.Comm in Finance and Management Policy from McGill, and CFP, CHFC, CLU and RHU designations.Actively engaged in the community, Koloda is a past Board member of Harold Napper School and supporter ofAccueil Bonneau (a homeless shelter) and Fondation Jean Lapointe (substance abuse awareness).”John Koloda possesses an ideal blend of expertise in finance and investing, a great network of relationships inthe business community and a clear commitment to organizations and causes that impact the lives of people inthe greater Montreal area,” said Thane Stenner, managingdDirector, Canada, TIGER 21.TIGER 21’s 208 current members collectively manage about $19 billion. Members are typically entrepreneurs,executives and investors. Financial qualification for membership is a minimum $10 million in investible assets.