Sheridan alumni recognized with Brampton Citizen Awards

Sheridan College is proud to share that three alumni have been recognized with a 2024 Brampton Citizen Award 

Entrepreneur Anthony Lombardo, singer-songwriter Omega Mighty, and Occupational Health and Safety Manager Cesar Paredes have all been cited by the City of Brampton for their contributions to the community. They will be recognized on Thursday, May 8 at the Rose Theatre. 

“I’m incredibly proud to count these three amongst our alumni who are making invaluable contributions to the local community,” said Dr. Janet Morrison, Sheridan College’s President and Vice Chancellor. “Our alumni play an integral part of Brampton’s success, and I’m delighted to see them recognized for their service to the community.” 

Lombardo (Computer Systems Technology, '10) launched a coffee company in 2022, The Mister Brewer, which donates 10 per cent from the proceeds of sales of its bags of coffee to William Osler Health System Foundation. He was given an Inspirational Award by the City. 

Mighty (Business Administration, Human Resources, ’11) was recognized with an Arts Acclaim – Excellency Award in a year that saw her receive a Juno Award nomination for Reggae Recording of the Year and placed on the CBC Music’s Searchlight Top 10 artists. 

Paredes (Business Administration, Human Resources, '13) was given an Inspirational Award for the countless hours he has volunteered as a coach with Brampton Minor Baseball, as well as for his efforts as a member of the Community Emergency Response Volunteers (CERV). 

The City of Brampton Citizen Awards were created in1974 to celebrate “outstanding citizens in our community who have achieved milestones” in the areas of sports, arts, and community service.