University of Guelph-Humber

Mark Stoiko joined the University of Guelph-Humber in 2013. Stoiko possesses a commitment to lifelong learning, student success, and academic excellence. To that end, he uses a learning-centeric approach to teaching and includes role playing, simulation and case studies in the classroom. Having operated a business, Stoiko has strong leadership experience and the ability to adapt to changing environments. Volunteerism remains Stoiko’s passion. He presently volunteers at Humber College’s Centre for Entrepreneurship, capstone course mentoring as well as Entrepreneurship Community of Practice. In 2016, he received the June Callwood Outstanding Achievement Award and The Dorothy Ley Hospice and the Community Recognition Award. As volunteer faculty at the Centre for Entrepreneurship, Stoiko was recognized with an Award of Recognition.

Dr. Aliraza Talebi has taught at the University of Guelph-Humber since Fall 2018. With a diversified background in business and finance, Dr. Talebi has worked in both supply chain management and investment areas. Dr. Talebi possesses financial and quantitative skills, including the ability to read, analyze and interpret financial statement and to apply them in investment and financial areas. As a researcher, Dr. Talebi is eager to discover new things and wishes to become more intellectually engaged in stakeholder management, financial markets, and investment. Dr. Talebi has  always been passionate about teaching and interacting with students and that’s why teaching has been a major part of Dr. Talebi’s professional life. Dr. Talebi is focusing on being a dynamic and effective faculty member along with providing management consultation to firms and industries.