Background
Brombal, Douglas Nereo was born on May 18, 1930 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Son of Nereo and Johanna (Lausch) Brombal.
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Douglas Nereo Brombal
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Education
Bachelor, U. Windsor, 1969.
Career
Buyer, Ford Motor Company Canada, Windsor, 1949-1959; sales engineer, F.F. Barber Machinery Company, Toronto, Ontario, 1959-1960; sales engineer, Gardner-Denver Company, Toronto, 1960-1961; purchasing and maintenance manager, Essex College, Assumption U., Windsor, 1961-1963; assistant to treasurer, purchasing manager, U. Windsor, 1963-1967; assistant to vice president administration, U. Windsor, 1967-1970; assistant vice president administration, U. Windsor, 1970-1972; director administrative services, Carleton U., Ottawa, Ontario, 1972-1993; director pension fund management, Carleton U., Ottawa, Ontario, 1993-1996; consultant, since 1996; honorary chairman, Comstat Capital Sciences, Inc., Canada, since 1997; acting executive director, Canadian Association University Business Officers, 1996-1997. Member president's advising committee on campus reviews U. Alta, Edmonton, 1987. Cons.Brock U., St. Catherines, Ontario, 1989.
Achievements
Membership
Treasurer Canada Red Cross, Windsor, 1968-1972. Board directors Canada Association Christians and Jews, Windsor, 1970-1972. Board management Church of the Ascension, Diocese of Huron, Windsor, 1964-1972, synod delegate, 1964-1972.
Member Association Canada Pension Management (treasurer 1984-1987), Canada Pension and Benefits Conference (regional county 1987-1990), Pension Investment Association Canada, Eastern Association College Auxiliary Superior vena cava syndrome (board directors 1988-1994, president 1992-1993), National Association College Auxiliary Superior vena cava syndrome (Silver Torch award 1994), Italian Wine Society Canada (national president).
Interests
Connections
Married Margaret Anne Howard, August, 1953 (divorced February 1980). Children: David Scott, Karen Elaine. Married Agnes Calcutt Garrison, May 3, 1986.
