Tom anselmi biography
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Former MLSE boss Tom Anselmi named Senators president and CEO
OTTAWA &#; Tom Anselmi couldn&#;t resist the chance to put his mark on another Canadian NHL franchise.
The Ottawa Senators made a significant change to their front office Wednesday, hiring Anselmi as chief executive officer and president. He replaces Cyril Leeder, who had held the position of president since
Anselmi most recently worked for Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment where he held a number of titles during his year tenure with the organization including chief operating officer, executive vice-president and president. The year-old resigned from MLSE in
Anselmi&#;s bio says he is well known for his arena and real estate projects and is credited with helping deliver Toronto&#;s Air Canada Centre on time and on budget.
Anselmi was first approached with an offer from Ottawa in mid-December. An avid hockey fan, he felt the opportunity to create something from the ground up with a new organization was appealing
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Thomas Anselmi
Musical artist
Thomas Anselmi was the lead singer with Canadian bands Slow, Copyright (a.k.a.©,), and spegel. He was one of the partners at The Waldorf Hotel before its closure in
Slow
[edit]Thomas Anselmi was the lead singer of Slow, a Vancouver-based, Canadianpunk rock band. The band also featured guitarists Ziggy Sigmund and Christian Thorvaldson, bassist Stephen Hamm and drummer Terry Russell. They recorded and released their debut single, "I Broke the Circle", in on Zulu Records, and followed up with the EPAgainst the Glass in
Slow were involved in a controversial incident which both marred the Expo 86 festivities and effectively ended the band's career. On the opening night of the Festival of Independent Recording Artists, several people who were not attending the concert wandered into the pavilion, witnessed the band's live show which included some partial nudity,[1] and rushed out to complain to Expo management. The officials turned of
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Toronto sports fans hope a professional engineer can build winning rosters for the Maple Leafs, Raptors, Marlies and Toronto FC. The task of balancing expectations from shareholders and impatient fans while fielding competitive teams in three world-class leagues requires the deft touch of a detail-oriented big Tom Anselmi, a veteran sports executive who was recently appointed president and chief operating officer of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. “It feels terrific. I’m excited about our future,” said Anselmi of leading Canada’s most storied and lucrative sports empire. “For a Toronto guy who grew up playing minor hockey in the west end, it’s an honour and a thrill.”The Etobicoke-born executive was named to the top job after an eight-month search to replace retiring president Richard Peddie, who gave Anselmi his blessing. Upon his appointment in September , analysts noted that the MLSE stalwart knows the company inside out and could maintain stability as the billion-dollar org