Joshua Randall is a seasoned professional with over 15 years of experience at the intersection of sales, marketing, and education. With a proven track record of designing and scaling corporate training initiatives for Fortune 500 companies like Telus, Toyota, and BMO, Joshua brings a unique, practical perspective to the classroom. His expertise lies in translating complex business needs into actionable learning programs, a skill honed through his work in sales and client management at Lighthouse Labs and McLean & Company. Joshua is passionate about leveraging real-world case studies to help students understand go-to-market strategies, relationship management, and data-driven decision-making. His goal is to empower students to bridge the gap between academic theory and the demands of the modern workplace, preparing them for successful careers in marketing.

Andrew Temes brings over three decades of marketing leadership experience in Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG), OTC Pharmaceuticals, Retail, Home Services, and the Not-For-Profit sector.

He has been featured in marketing publications, as a speaker at industry conferences, an international guest lecturer, a corporate trainer, and as an adjunct professor of marketing strategy, integrated marketing communications, consumer behaviour, digital marketing, and more for over 20 years.

Andrew is the Founder and Principal of the Executive Marketing Academy, educating, engaging & empowering business leaders and their teams to make better marketing decisions through practical, flexible learning that drives short- and long-term sustainable results.

As a Board Director for St. John Ambulance Peel-Dufferin, Reena Foundation, and Reena (where he is also the Chair of the marketing committee), Andrew volunteers his time to support the strategic marketing for these organizations and the meaningful work that they do for their respective communities.

Andrew holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Western University and a Master of Business Administration degree with a major in Marketing from Schulich School of Business.