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Nicholas Vitorovich
December 10, 1930 - June 6, 2015
On June 6th, after a long battle with heart disease, Nicholas Vitorovich passed away in the comfort of his home with his loving wife by his side. He will be dearly missed by his wife Snezana, his children Marko (Isabel), Sandra (Milos) and Michael (Laura), his grandchildren Matteo, Daniela and Luka, his brother Dragomir Vitorovic and other family in Belgrade.
After defecting from Yugoslavia as a member of the national rowing team at age 19, Nicholas graduated 2nd in his engineering class at University of Toronto, and later top of his MBA class at Columbia Business School at Columbia University. His successful business career included management positions with Shell and IBM. He retired as a Principal in the Milan office of McKinsey & Company, the prestigious international consulting firm. His dedication and hard work took him around the world, however he chose to split his retirement days between his loving family in Toronto and trips to beautiful Antigua. His generosity, honesty, kindness, and especially his wit, charm and brilliant mind are already deeply missed, but will remain a beacon of guidance throughout our lives.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to 28 Jun Humanitarian Organization (http://28jun.blogspot.ca/) or to the Heart & Stroke Foundation.
After defecting from Yugoslavia as a member of the national rowing team at age 19, Nicholas graduated 2nd in his engineering class at University of Toronto, and later top of his MBA class at Columbia Business School at Columbia University. His successful business career included management positions with Shell and IBM. He retired as a Principal in the Milan office of McKinsey & Company, the prestigious international consulting firm. His dedication and hard work took him around the world, however he chose to split his retirement days between his loving family in Toronto and trips to beautiful Antigua. His generosity, honesty, kindness, and especially his wit, charm and brilliant mind are already deeply missed, but will remain a beacon of guidance throughout our lives.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to 28 Jun Humanitarian Organization (http://28jun.blogspot.ca/) or to the Heart & Stroke Foundation.