Fadi Habib

Educator/Teacher

Fadi Habib, MENG, PEng, PMP (Masters of Industrial Engineering) education was as in Mechanical Engineering and he has a Masters in Industrial Engineering from UofT. His area of expertise for the past 25 years has been in Project Management, Manufacturing, Operations, and Supply Chain. Fadi immigrated to Canada in 1999 and started working in Project Management, Operations, and Supply chain for most of his career in Canada. Throughout his working years, Fadi worked in many multinational companies. A few of these are Schlumberger, Celestica, Blackberry, and Sun Life Financial. Fadi worked in many industries like Oil Field Services, Manufacturing, High Tech, Supply Chain, Operations, and Insurance. In all of these lines of work, Fadi acquired a few skills that have proven to be valuable across the different industries and companies. I am particularly interested in Continuous Improvement (Lean and Six Sigma ) and Project Management within Operations and Supply Chain. Fadi's passion is to help people realize their dreams through real estate investing and options trading. He believes that investing is a skill that can be acquired. Focusing on authenticity and integrity as the building blocks of his coaching practice, Fadi creates real breakthroughs in performance. He is not afraid to hold students accountable and will provide that needed “push” to help his students succeed. His investment career started in 2002, with him building a respectable real estate portfolio, which he continues to own and manage. Fadi’s Real Estate Investment profile was published in the Canadian Real Estate Wealth Magazine, April 2013 issue. His passion for investing in options made him redirect funds from his real estate portfolio to his IBKR account, where he is enjoying great returns. A part-time professor, Fadi brings over 25 years of industry experience. Fadi has taught at Conestoga College and at Wilfred Laurier University, MBA Program.

Education, Financial Education

Business Improvement, Continuous Improvement, Higher Education, Operations, Supply Chain