As Chief Operating Officer of the Canadian National Group of the Alternative Investment Management Association, Corey Goldman works closely with AIMA Canada’s Executive Committee on a broad range of association management duties, including focusing on broader policy and strategy objectives as well as marketing, member liaison and communications.
Corey began his career in the field of business journalism and communications, contributing to such publications as the Toronto Star, Canadian Business Magazine, Investment Executive, Wired Magazine, CNN Financial News, ABC News and others. He earned a Masters degree from Carleton University’s School of Journalism and Communications in 1996 and an honours degree in history from York University in 1993.
His volunteer accomplishments include the Sasha Bella Fund For Family Centred Care through the Hospital For Sick Children, Lilah's Fund, which raises funds for study and treatment of neuroblastoma, Blooming Acres, a specialty camp for children with Tourette’s syndrome, Down syndrome, autism and other physical and mental challenges and the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.
He is also a board member of New York-based Hedge Funds Care, the only global hedge fund-focused philanthropy solely dedicated to helping prevent and treat child abuse, as well as President and Director of Hedge Funds Care Canada, the organization's local presence in Canada.