Fred Kuntz, In the News
York profs revolt against pact with Balsillie think tank
CIGI Vice President of Public Affairs Fred Kuntz says the new international law centre is "still worth doing," despite objections to the new partnership between CIGI and York University.
York U clears way for joint program with BlackBerry founder’s think tank
Fred Kuntz, CIGI’s vice-president of public affairs, called York University's decision “a vote of confidence in the opportunity to build something unique: a hub of research into international governance through a legal prism.”
York University, Balsillie think tank near $60-million deal on partnership
The Globe and Mail reports on the proposed international law program between CIGI and York University.
York University joint law program with Balsillie think tank raises academic freedom issues
The Toronto Star reports on the proposed law program between CIGI and York University.
What’s next for RIM’s Jim Balsillie?
“It’s great to have him as chair and he’s been very generous to CIGI through the years so I hope there’s a continued involvement with CIGI,” CIGI Vice President of Public Affairs Fred Kuntz says of founder Jim Balsillie.
Community confident RIM co-CEOs will continue charitable work
“I can only speak for CIGI and say we are grateful for what Jim has done for us to date and we look forward to his continued support. I am very optimistic for the Waterloo community,” says CIGI Vice President of Public Affairs Fred Kuntz.
Former Prime Minister Paul Martin on the Eurozone financial stability
CTV Southwestern Ontatio reports on the CIGI'11 conference, noting that CIGI brought former world leaders to Waterloo to discuss confronting the global economy.
CIGI opens 114,000 sq. foot campus in Waterloo, featuring Balsillie School
In an article found in The Cord, Fred Kuntz describes the new CIGI Campus as "the culmination of a long-term dream."
A decade for CIGI
CIGI's Vice President of Public Affairs Fred Kuntz comments on events celebrating the new CIGI Campus and CIGI's 10th anniversary.
CIGI Campus deserves high grade
"Now 10 years old, (CIGI) is about to gain a higher profile after helping to construct a $66-million building beside its main office in downtown Waterloo at Caroline and Erb streets."
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