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I am delighted that you dropped into my website. Whether you are new or old to the Carnegie family story, hopefully, you will come away with additional information that inspires you.
My father Herbert Carnegie planted the seeds for building kinder and more caring communities in the 1950s when he introduced the Future ACES Creed as a character guideline that promotes good citizenship. I was privileged to work with him for three decades and I continue to be motivated by sharing his life lessons and those of my family.
Become Your Own Success Story
You can reinvent yourself today by becoming the author of your own success story. Discover how my family and our descendants created a powerful legacy that influenced generations of people and opened doors of opportunity for others and filled the world with goodwill, prosperity and love.
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To explore the compelling stories of what started as the humble beginnings of two amazing immigrant families (the Carnegies and the Redmons) and why their journeys remain relevant today . . .
Be inspired by their
adventurous spirits that brought them to settle in Canada in the early 1900s
determination to overcome the challenges of newcomers
ingenuity to navigate through systemic racism
positive approach to build successful lives for themselves and their families
determination to contribute to society in a meaningful way
vast achievements as corporate and community leaders
The Carnegie Initiative, named in honor of legendary hockey player and social justice pioneer Herb Carnegie, was created to ensure opportunity and access to hockey everywhere. Co-founded by Bernice Carnegie and Bryant McBride, and in conjunction with leading academic institutions, the CI aims to accelerate the work started by Herb Carnegie more than 60 years ago when he launched his first hockey school in Toronto to make hockey more diverse and inclusive.
