Alumni Club of Toronto Hosts Multiple Spring Events

Published on May 5, 2025
The Alumni Club of Toronto has had a busy spring hosting multiple events for the CBS community there. These special events have brought together alumni in new and meaningful ways across varied fields such as art, technology and business.

In March, alumni gathered at the home gallery of Charles Pachter, one of Canada’s most influential pop artists. Mr. Pachter shared insights into his Canadian-themed works – from the iconic “Painted Flag” series to vibrant portraits of Queen Elizabeth and the moose – sparking conversations about art and Canadian culture.
 
 
Also in March, more than 30 CBS and Harvard Business School alumni came together at the CRAFT Beer Market in Toronto for a lively joint happy hour. Alumni from both schools representing diverse industries, such as tech, finance, consulting and entrepreneurship, exchanged unique perspectives and deepened connections.
 
 
In April, the Club hosted its first-ever CBS-INSEAD mixer at the historic Omni King Edward Hotel. More than 30 alumni from CBS and INSEAD enjoyed an evening filled with vibrant conversation and networking, strengthening the ties between global alumni communities.
 

Each of these spring events showcased the growing presence and spirit of CBS alumni in Toronto.
 
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