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Steve Kee is a communications industry veteran, Steve began his career in broadcasting as a news and sports reporter with CKO Radio and CIDC-FM Radio. He worked as Assistant Vice-President, Communications for Sun Life Financial and Director of Corporate Communications for TMX Group, Inc. He played a key role in the communications efforts leading up to the Toronto Stock Exchange Group’s initial public offering of its common shares in 2002. He is also a former communications business owner.
Steve joined IBC in 2011 and oversees all corporate media activities.
Steve graduated with honours from the Humber College Radio Broadcasting program and has completed leadership development programs with The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania; Duke Corporate Education; and The Niagara Institute.
Steve is an instructor with the School of Media Studies and Information Technology, Humber College.
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The calendar has flipped to 2018, and in Ontario, we continue to debate fair auto insurance benefits. In December, Ontario announced its Fair Auto Insurance Plan. This announcement came after the government’s extensive consultations regarding David Marshall’s report entitled Fair…
Last month The Globe and Mail published a three part investigative series “Licensed to Bill”, describing a systemic problem with how injury claims are settled in public and private auto insurance markets in Canada. Insurers are eager for systemic change,…
In 2015, auto insurance fraud cost Ontario consumers an estimated $1.3 billion – 13% of total auto insurance premiums. This considerable cost suggests that thousands of people are committing this type of crime. How do the perpetrators commit fraud? Exaggerating…
Canadian businesses lose an estimated $5 billion annually as a result of cargo theft. Organized by a sophisticated network of criminals, cargo theft involves stealing trucks or trailers full of merchandise to sell for a quick profit. This organized crime…
The Ontario government has introduced new legislation “Fighting Fraud and Reducing Insurance Rates Act” to reduce auto insurance costs, fight fraud and protect consumers. IBC welcomes the proposed legislation, which reflects several recommendations from the property and casualty insurance industry.…
IBC is shining a spotlight on the huge problem of insurance fraud. This year’s theme to consumers is “Don’t Be Scammed.” The insurance industry joins forces with Financial Services Commission of Ontario, Toronto Police Services and other organizations all involved…