Ted Rogers Hospitality Alumni Association

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The TRHAA aims to foster and enhance relationships between alumni and students of the Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, through social and educational activities.

Happy International Women's Day! The   theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls” calls for action to "dis...
03/08/2026

Happy International Women's Day! The theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls” calls for action to "dismantle all barriers to equal justice."��Every year we feature alumnae that have made their mark with their contributions for their work in our School and our industry. We asked Alexis Bragagnolo, Director – Fairmont Gold at Fairmont Royal York to share with us a few words reflecting on this year's IWD theme. . UN Women

“Leadership carries a great responsibility. It's not only about creating environments where opportunity, respect, and inclusion are spoken about, but lived in everyday experiences. Equal rights must be more than principles. They live in how we lead, how we show up for our teams, for colleagues, and how we hold each other accountable.

Access to opportunity and the ability to be heard shapes the future. That's why the most meaningful change doesn't wait for the next generation, it's built by the people in the room right now. On this International Women's Day, I am proud to stand for Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls. and grateful to be part of an organization that continues to move this work forward.” ~ Alexis Bragagnolo

Happy International Women's Day! The   theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls” calls for action to "dis...
03/08/2026

Happy International Women's Day! The theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls” calls for action to "dismantle all barriers to equal justice."��Every year we feature alumnae that have made their mark with their contributions for their work in our School and our industry. We asked Brenda Pais, Regional Manager - North America, HBX Group to share with us a few words reflecting on this year's IWD theme. .

“This year’s theme, Rights, Justice, and Action, is a powerful reminder that real progress is created through deliberate, everyday choices. As leaders, employers, and individuals, we each have a role to play in turning equality from aspiration into action - by opening doors, amplifying voices, and creating pathways where talent can thrive without barriers. When we commit to fairness, challenge bias, and invest in one another’s growth, we don’t just advance women and girls - we strengthen leadership, opportunity, and progress for everyone. Meaningful change happens when we act consistently, courageously, and together.” ~ Brenda Pais

Happy International Women's Day! The   theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls” calls for action to "dis...
03/08/2026

Happy International Women's Day! The theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls” calls for action to "dismantle all barriers to equal justice."��Every year we feature alumnae that have made their mark with their contributions for their work in our School and our industry. We asked Zehra Abdulla, Founder & Lead Planner Arabesqué Wedding & Events to share with us a few words reflecting on this year's IWD theme. .

“As an entrepreneur who started off as a girl with a dream, the IWD 2026 theme calling for rights, justice, and action for women and girls everywhere is not an abstract ideal, but a breathing benchmark of where we need to be.
True empowerment is not just the right to dream, but the justice of being taken seriously regardless of gender or where we come from. It’s a strong vision, and one we can only build when we remove our biases towards one another and operate knowing that the life we live is large enough for us all to thrive in.” ~ Zehra Abdulla

“While we can preach self-advocacy and empowerment to individual women and girls, it is vital also for employers and authority figures to lead the way.
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We have inherited a rigged system, and the first step in bridging even the biggest gaps of inequality is accepting that. With that knowledge will subsequently come the vital step of identification: primarily, where each organization is truly lacking.
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Some of the most opportune areas to foster equality are practicing what we preach in policies, creating fair spaces in the cerebral domain, and supporting efficient work-life balance for team members. These changes require investment, yet where some organizations prioritise output over team support, they consequently drive out talent simply because of their lived realities as women. Now is the time for an employee-first approach, where we can provide education, training, mentorship, and support systems.
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When women grow, businesses and communities grow with them. Bridging the gap for equal rights isn’t about perfection. It’s about intentional action, and the drive to keep going until this reality is applicable to all of us.” ~ Zehra Abdulla

Edward “Ed” Byers (HTM ’09) has taken his passion for hospitality, events and community service far beyond graduation — ...
02/05/2026

Edward “Ed” Byers (HTM ’09) has taken his passion for hospitality, events and community service far beyond graduation — building a career rooted in not‑for‑profit and association leadership. At TMU, Ed was deeply involved as a student leader, setting the stage for his future impact. Since then, he’s partnered with industry and his alma mater to develop professional programs, stayed engaged with alumni initiatives, and dedicated himself to supporting organizations like the Global Indigenous Development Trust, helping grow nation‑building programs that focus on self‑sustainability and community resilience. Through his work he’s raised millions in funding for causes that matter and now continues this mission with his own consultancy, CANRev Collaboration — helping mission‑driven organizations grow revenue, forge partnerships and create lasting impact. 🤝🌍

Sending holiday cheer to our HTM alumni near and far 🤍✨
12/24/2025

Sending holiday cheer to our HTM alumni near and far 🤍✨

🎉 Congratulations to HTM Alumnus Patrick Cappa! 🎉We are proud to congratulate Patrick Cappa, HTM alumnus and General Man...
12/18/2025

🎉 Congratulations to HTM Alumnus Patrick Cappa! 🎉

We are proud to congratulate Patrick Cappa, HTM alumnus and General Manager & Area Managing Director of The Omni King Edward Hotel, on being named 2025 Pinnacle Award – Hotelier of the Year by Hotelier Magazine.

This prestigious recognition highlights Patrick’s outstanding leadership, dedication to excellence, and lasting impact on Canada’s hospitality industry. His achievements continue to inspire current HTM students and alumni alike.

Congratulations on this well-deserved honour!

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Toronto, ON
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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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