Kalman Magyar has served as a trusted business advisor and professor for nearly three decades, offering strategic advice and education on corporate and transactional issues, leveraging his extensive cross-border background, organizational knowledge, and real-world legal experience. His efforts have focused on establishing proper foundational cores for organizations and enabling them to flourish and build a lasting legacy.
Kalman has provided insightful and creative solutions to private and public companies of all sizes in a wide array of industries, utilizing his international perspective as a citizen of the United States, Canada, and Hungary. He has also taken leadership positions with several non-profit entities looking to make a meaningful impact locally and globally, including sports organizations.
Within academia, Kalman has acted as a Supervisor and Judge for the upper year moot court course for the University of Toronto Faculty of Law, routinely ranked among the world’s top ten law schools. He also taught business law courses at universities and colleges since the 1990’s, most recently as an Adjunct Professor of Business Law at Keiser University (Naples Campus), Florida’s largest private, not-for-profit university. He previously taught at Seneca College in Toronto (Canadian Business Law); at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey (Civil Litigation for the Paralegal Studies Program); and guest lectured at New School University, Department of Fashion Design (New York City).
Kalman has served on the Board and Legal Committee of the American Hungarian Chamber of Commerce, and as an advisor and Board of Governors member for the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce in Canada. In 2021, he was awarded “Businessman of the Year” by the Hungarian Canadian Business Association.