David Cynamon (born October 19, 1963) is a Canadian company executive and was the former co-owner of the Toronto Argonauts from 2003 to 2010 with Howard Sokolowski. David is a co-chair at Mount Sinai Hospital In Toronto.
Raised in Edmonton, during his childhood, Cynamon used to work at his father's sales stands at Edmonton Eskimos games. Later, he moved to Toronto and operated a group of pedicabs.[1] Whilst in Toronto, he attended York University. There, he played football for the York Yeomen from 1983-1986,[2] and was a triathlete. After university he worked as for KIK Corporation a detergent manufacturer, becoming an executive. Later, he changed company and became the CEO of KCP Income Fund.[3]
Toronto Argonautsedit
On 5 November 2003, with Sokolowski, Cynamon became an owner of the Toronto Argonauts. They purchased it from the Canadian Football League for $2 million.[4] News that the Argonauts were owned by Toronto inhabitants was welcomed by fans of the team. Once they had bought it, they sought moving the team into a stadium that suited the Argonauts' regular attendance of 20,000-25,000.[3] Attempts were made to move the Argonauts to either the University of Toronto, York University or to BMO Field but nothing came about.[5]
Despite Grey Cup success and increased sales, the team lost money over the six years. On 9 February 2010, they sold the team to David Braley who had originally loaned them half of the required money to purchase the Argonauts from the Canadian Football League.[4]
Charityedit
Cynamon and his family operate a charitable foundation The David and Stacey Cynamon Family Foundation.[6] In 2007, with Sokolowski, Cynamon gave $4 million to The Hospital for Sick Children.[7] Additionally, they also gave $5 million to a Jewish community centre for the development of Sports Complex in Toronto.[8]
^Argos donate $4M to hospital from Toronto Star retrieved 8 February 2014
^JewishToronto.com 2014-02-22 at the Wayback Machine retrieved 8 February 2014
January 01, 1970
david, cynamon, born, october, 1963, canadian, company, executive, former, owner, toronto, argonauts, from, 2003, 2010, with, howard, sokolowski, david, chair, mount, sinai, hospital, toronto, contents, biography, toronto, argonauts, charity, referencesbiograp. David Cynamon born October 19 1963 is a Canadian company executive and was the former co owner of the Toronto Argonauts from 2003 to 2010 with Howard Sokolowski David is a co chair at Mount Sinai Hospital In Toronto Contents 1 Biography 2 Toronto Argonauts 3 Charity 4 ReferencesBiography editRaised in Edmonton during his childhood Cynamon used to work at his father s sales stands at Edmonton Eskimos games Later he moved to Toronto and operated a group of pedicabs 1 Whilst in Toronto he attended York University There he played football for the York Yeomen from 1983 1986 2 and was a triathlete After university he worked as for KIK Corporation a detergent manufacturer becoming an executive Later he changed company and became the CEO of KCP Income Fund 3 Toronto Argonauts editOn 5 November 2003 with Sokolowski Cynamon became an owner of the Toronto Argonauts They purchased it from the Canadian Football League for 2 million 4 News that the Argonauts were owned by Toronto inhabitants was welcomed by fans of the team Once they had bought it they sought moving the team into a stadium that suited the Argonauts regular attendance of 20 000 25 000 3 Attempts were made to move the Argonauts to either the University of Toronto York University or to BMO Field but nothing came about 5 On the field the team won the 92nd Grey Cup in 2004 under the head coach Michael Pinball Clemons the first black coach to ever win the Grey Cup Despite Grey Cup success and increased sales the team lost money over the six years On 9 February 2010 they sold the team to David Braley who had originally loaned them half of the required money to purchase the Argonauts from the Canadian Football League 4 Charity editCynamon and his family operate a charitable foundation The David and Stacey Cynamon Family Foundation 6 In 2007 with Sokolowski Cynamon gave 4 million to The Hospital for Sick Children 7 Additionally they also gave 5 million to a Jewish community centre for the development of Sports Complex in Toronto 8 References edit Top forty under 40 from The Globe and Mail retrieved 8 February 2014 A new stadium for York from York University 19 October 2004 retrieved 8 February 2014 a b Honey I bought the Argos from The Globe and Mail retrieved 8 February 2014 a b Lions owner helped rescue ailing Argos Archived 2014 01 03 at archive today from National Post retrieved 8 February 2014 Argos would have prospered at Varsity ex owner says Cox from Toronto Star retrieved 8 February 2014 Charity Focus retrieved 8 February 2014 Argos donate 4M to hospital from Toronto Star retrieved 8 February 2014 JewishToronto com Archived 2014 02 22 at the Wayback Machine retrieved 8 February 2014 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title David Cynamon amp oldid 1214360740, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
