Assiniboine picks Mahon for vice-president role
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Assiniboine College has appointed Brad Mahon, the current president of Great Plains College in Saskatchewan, as its new vice-president of community development.
Mahon is expected to oversee the college’s community-based programs, Continuing Studies and Indigenous Affairs, as well as the Parkland campus, starting this fall.
Assiniboine president Mark Frison said Mahon brings a tremendous amount of experience to the team.
Brad Mahon, the current president of Great Plains College in Saskatchewan, has been appointed Assiniboine College’s vice-president of community development. He is expected to oversee the college’s community-based programs, Continuing Studies and Indigenous Affairs, as well as the Parkland campus, starting this fall. (Submitted)
“I’m looking forward to what he is going to contribute immediately to the work we’re doing around the province,” he said. “As Assiniboine considers its future, he also strengthens our depth for business continuity and succession planning.”
Mahon previously served as the dean of continuing studies at Mount Royal University and currently serves as a regional representative on the Board of Colleges and Institutes Canada. He has a PhD in musicology from the University of Calgary and an MBA from Royal Roads University. He is the author of the book “Leadership is Personal.”
Mahon said he is thrilled to be joining the team at Assiniboine.
“I’ve been impressed with what the institution has been achieving, and I’m looking forward to making a meaningful contribution,” he said.
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