Upcoming Events...

22-Jun-2013
Tea Time with Sophia Grace and Rosie

22-Jun-2013
Opening exhibit The Shoah in Europe

06-Jul-2013
Geronimo Stilton Fan Convention

20-Jul-2013
Digital Video Editing 101

10-Aug-2013
Mad Science Group Presents

Headlines...

Tips for registering for courses through LORIS
(Campus Update - Jun 19)

Laurier launches world-class research centre for sustainable food systems
(News Release - Jun 17)

Laurier professor questions Aboriginal stereotypes in Trudeau-Brazeau boxing match
(News - Jun 14)

Employee silence hurts bottom line and staff performance, Laurier researchers find
(News Release - Jun 14)

Conference to attract international peace and justice experts
(News Release - Jun 13)

Laurier Professor Ginette Lafrenière wins Leading Women, Building Communities Award
(News Release - Jun 11)

Laurier graduates first cohort of its Health Sciences program
(Campus Update - Jun 10)

Laurier Joins ResearchImpact Network
(Campus Update - Jun 10)

Laurier celebrates opening of Aboriginal Community Garden
(News Release - Jun 07)

Laurier eager to learn more about provincial changes to teacher education
(Notice - Jun 06)

People at Laurier

Razor Suleman ('98), Bachelor of Business Administration Razor Suleman, CEO and founder of Toronto-based Achievers (formerly known as I Love Rewards Inc.) started selling athletic apparel as a Laurier student. Today, his business is one of North America’s leading incentive marketing companies. Achievers experienced tremendous growth in 2011. It secured $24.5 million in funding led by Silicon Valley giant Sequoia Capital and opened its U.S. headquarters in San Francisco. Suleman was also named the 2011 Ontario Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in the business-to-business category.

Razor Suleman ('98)
Bachelor of Business Administration