Bruce Johnson (Canadian executive)
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- For others of this name, see Bruce Johnson (disambiguation).
Bruce Johnson co-founded a Canadian personal income tax software company named WinTax in 1992 with fellow University of Alberta graduate Chad Frederick. Later, the company was acquired by Chipsoft, which in turn was acquired by Intuit Inc., becoming Intuit Canada. Bruce became CEO of Intuit Canada (and the associated UK operations) during his time with the company. He stepped down from his position as CEO in 2004.
Bruce is on the board of TEC Edmonton, HeadCount Corporation, and Zigtag.
[edit] References
- Pilger, Rick. "A taxing success story", University of Alberta Express News, July 9, 2001. Retrieved on 2008-05-07.
- "High-tech company moves to Edmonton", CBC News, Thursday, February 1, 2001. Retrieved on 2008-05-07.
[edit] External links
- Intuit Canada Restructures and Refocuses
- TEC - Board of Directors profiles
- HeadCount Corporation - Board of Directors profiles
- Zigtag home page
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