Executive Leadership
After earning his BSBA from Georgetown University (’67) and an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business (’69), Paul J. Hill spent nearly a decade in the investment banking industry before becoming the third generation to lead The Hill Companies. His leadership and strategic direction have served as a catalyst for diversifying The Hill Companies and the province's employment base. The Hill Companies now operate in the areas of real estate, surety, insurance, media, oil and gas, and manufacturing in both the United States and Canada. Paul’s extensive network within the North American business community facilitates his ability to aggressively seek unique business opportunities.
He acquired the controlling interest in Crown Life, became Chairman, and moved it to Regina. This represented 1200 jobs and expanded the GDP of the province by 2% and the city by 10%. He was also the founding chair of Boardwalk REIT and the Regina Airport Authority, as well as several other boards in Canada and the US, including North Canadian Oils, Canada Trust, Environmental Support Systems, US Forest Products, and the Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club. He also served on the Senate of the University of Regina and Notre Dame College, as well as the boards of the Manitoba Theatre and the Regina Symphony.
He has been actively involved in public policy through his board participation with Conference Board of Canada, The Saskatchewan Institute of Public Policy, The Investment Dealers Institute, The Fraser Institute, The C.D. Howe Institute, The Business Council of Canada, The Asia Pacific Foundation, The Canada Arizona Business Council, The Canadian Institute Woodrow Wilson Centre in Washington, DC, and the Business Council of Canada. Also, he currently serves on the boards of the Patrons of the Arts of the Vatican Museums and the Papal Foundation. He has served on the advisory boards of the Ivey School of Business at Western University, the Paul J. Hill School of Business at the University of Regina, and the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University.
Paul and his wife, Carol, are involved in numerous charitable projects, including founding the “One Life Make a Difference Foundation”, which focuses on helping underprivileged, inner-city Regina children who have a high percentage of becoming dropouts. Twenty students at a time are selected to attend The Mother Teresa Middle School (grades 6–8). Many of these students have academic skills equivalent to kindergarten to grade 3 level, and a significant number are at risk of dropping out or becoming involved in the criminal justice system. While Canada has several successful programs, this is the only one with consistently measurable and proven outcomes.
Honours include: the Order of Canada (2015), the Saskatchewan Order of Merit (2017), the King’s Coronation Medal (2025), Queen’s Golden (2002), Diamond (2012), and Platinum (2022) Jubilee Medals, Knight of St. Sylvester (2010), Canada 125 Medal, National Philanthropy Award (Paul and Carol, 2011), CTV Citizens of the Year (Paul and Carol, 2014), Jr. Achievement Business Hall of Fame (2014), Saskatchewan Chamber Business Leader of the Year (2014), Red Cross Humanitarians of the Year (Paul and Carol, 2017), and the Athol Murray College of Notre Dame Mother Theresa Humanitarian Award (Paul and Carol, 2015). Paul and Carol were the first to be honoured for their charity work at the RCMP Charity Ball. Paul also holds honorary doctorates from the University of Regina and the University of Western Ontario.
Paul and Carol are passionate about their relationships with their five children, in-laws, twelve grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
Mo Bundon is a results-oriented and customer-driven leader. For over 35 years, he has led a team that adapts to the ever-changing business landscape. His leadership, strategic direction, and judgment have been key to The Hill Companies' continued growth and prosperity.
Mo is deeply involved in the community. He serves as Chairman of the Board of Regents for Athol Murray College of Notre Dame and co-founded One Life Makes A Difference, a charity aiding Regina's inner-city students. He played a crucial role in establishing Mother Teresa Middle School and has held leadership roles with the University of Regina Board of Governors, University of Calgary West Campus Development Trust, Saskatchewan Red Cross Executive Cabinet, Regina Forum, Hill Advisory Board, and Leaders Council.
His contributions have been recognized with numerous awards, including the 2015 Regina Catholic Schools Director’s Award of Excellence, 2013 AFP Philanthropist of the Year, 2013 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, 2010 Saskatchewan Order of Merit, 2010 University of Regina Distinguished Service Award, 2009 Canadian Red Cross Humanitarian Award, 2007 United Way of Regina President’s Award, 2005 Sask Sport Inc. President’s Citation Award, and the 2004 Athol Murray College of Notre Dame Medal of Honour.
Rosanne Hill Blaisdell is the President and CEO of Harvard Developments, a prominent full-service real estate firm with operations across Western Canada. She is the fourth generation of the Hill family to lead the enterprise, joining the company in 1997 after a successful career in commercial banking and investment management.
Rosanne manages the Corporate Head Office for The Hill Companies and directs the organization’s Canadian real estate operations, with portfolio holdings of over 10 million square feet. She has been instrumental in key development projects, such as the assembly and construction of Hill Centre Tower III and Agriculture Place in downtown Regina and the transformation of 201 Portage in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Currently, she is leading the development of several mixed-use and transit-oriented projects across Western Canada.
Rosanne earned an MBA from the University of Manitoba and holds a Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) designation. Her extensive involvement in the business community includes current membership on the Business Council of Canada and the C. D. Howe Institute’s Board of Directors. Past roles include the Business Advisory Board for SaskPower, Economic Development Regina (EDR) and the Regina Exhibition Association. She has served as a Temple REIT trustee and on the Board of Governors at St. Mary’s University College. She also co-chaired the City ofRegina’s Centennial Anniversary Celebration.
Rosanne actively participates in numerous professional organizations such as NAIOP (the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties), Urban Land Institute, the Associates of the Asper School of Business, Leaders Council of the University of Regina (Hill / Levene Schools of Business), International Women’s Forum, Young Presidents’ Organization, Harvard Executive Business School, and the International Council of Shopping Centers.
As President and CEO of the Hill Holdings group of companies, Matthew Hill is responsible for a portfolio of businesses, including; Western Surety (Surety Bonding) (Chairman), Harvard Media (Radio and Digital Media) (Chairman and President), Harvard Integrations Manufacturing USA) (Chairman), Harvard Energy (Oil & Gas and Investments), Harvard Investments (Real Estate USA), and Harvard Western Insurance(General Insurance) (Chairman), and Harvard Private Equity (Director).
Matthew holds an undergraduate degree from Boston College, an MBA from Pepperdine University, and a Certification of International Global Finance from the University of Oxford in Oxford, England.
Matthew is a member of YPO (Young Presidents Organization), YPO Gold, in both Saskatchewan and Alberta. Matthew also sits on the Harvard Executive Committee and the boards of Athol Murray College of Notre Dame, St. Mary's University, and The Father Murray Foundation.
With over 30 years of experience in the real estate industry and more than two decades of progressive leadership with Harvard, Tina provides strategic collaboration, governance oversight, risk management, and operational leadership to the Hill Companies’ diverse interests in real estate, broadcasting, manufacturing, and insurance sectors. She also leads all mergers and acquisitions for the various businesses.
In 2004, she was appointed Vice President, Investments with Harvard Developments Corp. In 2021, she was named Managing Director of The Hill Companies Diversified Holdings, becoming the newest member of the Hill Companies Executive Committee, and is currently Chief Operating Officer of Hill Holdings
Tina is a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CMA) and holds the Institute of Corporate Directors’ Designation (ICD.D).
Tina has previously served on the Board of Directors of Economic Development Regina, Globe Theatre and SaskEnergy. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for Harvard Western Insurance, One Life Makes a Difference Foundation and Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Dave Pettigrew is the President & CEO of Harvard Western Insurance. Prior to joining Harvard Western in May 2009, Dave spent 20 years with IBM Canada Ltd in a variety of management, sales and technical roles.
Dave is very active in the community, currently serving as Chair of the Conexus ArtsCentre and a Director on the Regina Airport Authority Board. Dave’s past volunteer roles most notably include being Chair of the Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club, the Insurance Brokers Association of Saskatchewan (IBAS), the 101st Grey Cup Festival Committee, MacKenzie Art Gallery and the United Way of Regina, and Vice-Chair of the 2010 World Junior Hockey Championships.
Dave and his wife Joann, live in Regina and have 3 adult children living in Moose Jaw and Saskatoon. He has a Bachelor of Engineering (Mech) degree from the University of Saskatchewan, is a Canadian Accredited Insurance Broker, and holds the Institute for Corporate Directors ICD.D designation.
Greg joined Western Surety in 2010 as a Surety Trainee, and, over the years, has progressed through various roles. He was promoted to Assistant Vice President in January 2023, Vice President in October 2023, and Senior Vice President in May 2024. On January 1, 2025, Greg was promoted to President and Chief Executive Officer.
Greg graduated from Queen’s University in 2001 and has completed the Investment Funds in Canada, Canadian Insurance and Life License Qualification Program courses. Greg received the Associateship of Canadian Surety Bonding (ACSB) designation from the University of Toronto and Surety Association of Canada in 2012 and completed his Certified Management Accountant (CMA) designation in 2015, currently recognized as a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation.
As Harvard Integrations’ President and Chief Executive Officer, Adam Aasen brings over 15 years of acute production management and logistics experience in manufacturing and engineering. In his current role, Mr. Aasen oversees all manufacturing/business operations and ensures the company’s commitment to product quality, innovation, and safety is being achieved. He is also responsible for charting the company's strategic operations and has played a key role in expanding Harvard Integrations into new markets across the globe.
Mr. Aasen holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology. In 2016, he obtained his Certified Six Sigma Green Belt (CSSGB), a testament to his keen ability to analyze and solve complex problems in quality improvement projects.
As CEO of Harvard Investments, Craig actively oversees the acquisition, development and sale of the company’s real estate holdings in Arizona, Texas, Colorado and Utah. Harvard’s products range from exclusive golf course communities to single-family production housing projects. Harvard’s expertise includes a thorough approach to conceptualizing, designing, creating and developing each individual community with specific attention to the surrounding area's needs and with respect for the environment. Over the years, Mr. Krumwiede has developed solid working relationships with other developers, landowners, partners, home builders, engineers, brokers, national banks and lending institutions, politicians and lawyers.
Talking Rock Ranch, a 3,600-acre private, master-planned golf course community located in Prescott, Arizona, and a Harvard signature development, has received numerous accolades, including being recognized as the Detached Residential Project of the Year in 2008. Golf Digest and Golf Weekly consistently rank it among the top 25 courses in Arizona.
Craig holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and a Juris Doctor degree from Arizona State University. After graduation, he joined Deloitte & Touche as a tax specialist. Craig is a board member and Past President of the ASU Council for Design Excellence and a member of the Dean’s Council of 100 for the W.P. Carey School of Business at ASU. He was involved in the inception of the Masters in Real Estate Development program at ASU and is a current member of the Real Estate Advisory Board, where he mentors many of those students.
He is a Respondent to the Federal Reserve Beige Book. Craig is also a founding member of Social Venture Partners Arizona, which funds and provides expertise to innovative non-profit organizations and creates educated philanthropists.
Tim serves as President of Harvard Investments. He joined Harvard Investments in 2007, overseeing new acquisitions, including project identification, funding, negotiations, legal, entitlement and closings. As President, Tim actively leads the team in navigating the future of Harvard Investments while overseeing acquisitions, development, pre-construction and construction, and ongoing growth responsibilities. Tim started in real estate in his hometown of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Upon relocating to Arizona, he worked at Grubb & Ellis, a national brokerage firm. He later became the director of acquisitions, covering the southwest market area for the active adult division of Meritage Homes.
A long-time member of Valley Partnership, Tim serves on the Board of Directors. He is a full member of the Urban Land Institute, serving on a Community Development Council, serves on the 2023 Executive Leadership Team for the West Valley Heart Walk, is a member of Pinal Partnership, the National Association of Home Builders, and the Arizona Chapter of the Villanova Alumni Association. Tim is involved with the Luke Air Force Base Honorary Commanders Program, a civic volunteer organization supporting the base while engaging airmen in the local community. Tim enjoys time with his wife, Annie, when not working, coaching his kids’ sports teams and running marathons.
John Jordan builds resilient, mission-driven organizations through strong operational leadership, digital transformation, and strategic growth. As Chief Operating Officer, and formerly as a Chief Digital Officer, he has guided teams through complex change across the communications, SaaS, and technology sectors.
His career includes founding digital agencies, restructuring legacy enterprises, and scaling international partnerships. He prioritizes adaptability, ethical decision-making, and aligning strategy with long-term organizational outcomes.
Today, John is focused on applying his leadership to nonprofits, education, and civic-focused missions, helping organizations grow with integrity, clarity, and purpose.
