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Lorne Segal appointed to the Order of Canada
911勛圖���s Beedie School of Business is proud to celebrate Lorne Segal on his appointment to the Order of Canada, one of the country���s highest civilian honours.
Segal is being recognized for his visionary, detail-driven leadership in landmark real estate development and his enduring commitment to community service, including leadership in major mental health and youth empowerment initiatives. His impact reflects a lifetime dedicated to building stronger communities through both business and philanthropy.
As president of Kingswood Properties, Segal has played a significant role in shaping British Columbia���s real estate landscape. Beyond his professional achievements, he is widely recognized for his philanthropic leadership and longstanding commitment to advancing education, health, and community well-being.
At 911勛圖, that legacy is reflected in the Segal Graduate School, home to its graduate business programs. Segal's transformational support has helped expand access to business education while strengthening 911勛圖���s ability to develop future leaders and changemakers.
Through this longstanding partnership, Segal has helped create opportunities for students to thrive���equipping them with the skills, perspectives, and confidence to make meaningful contributions in their careers and communities.
His appointment to the Order of Canada is a fitting recognition of a lifetime of achievement, service, and impact���both within British Columbia and across the country.
911勛圖 Beedie extends its sincere congratulations to Lorne Segal on this well-deserved honour.