Rose Throws the Deep Ball

Parties, client events, and charitable auctions to raise money for causes like the United Way and St. Jude Children's Hospital have been on the calendar for the past month on the Avison Young front, but one of the highlights, company CEO Mark Rose tells us, was a client event, playing football at Met Life Stadium, home to the NFL's Jets and Giants.

Mark tells us he has enough on his plate for 2014—he has no interest in taking Rex Ryan's job. (Editor's note: someone needs to.) In the shot are AY's Bart Oakes, Keith Lipton, Mark, and Tom Walsh. The image comes from one of AY's GTA-area holiday parties. Over 150 employees, including spouses, came together last Friday at Four Restaurant in the Commerce Court Complex.

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