Kent Lam is a Regional Supervision Officer at BMO Nesbitt Burns, specializing in compliance within Torontos investment brokerage industry. He is a graduate of the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Urban Studies and holds certifications including the Branch Managers Course.
Outside of his finance career, Kent is an accomplished playwright and independent theatre producer. He has written and produced plays such as "Drowning In Wasabi" for the Toronto Fringe Theatre Festival and "The Other Side of the Cubicle, " which was performed by professionals from the financial industry.
He leads a dual life, balancing a career on Bay Street with his passion for creative writing and theatre production.
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