Mark P Ryall

Mark Ryall recently retired from teaching economics and mathematics at Hillfield Strathallan College in Hamilton, Ontario. He represented Canada in the ITU World Triathlon Championships in 2017 Rotterdam, 2019 Lausanne, and both 2023 and 2024 Spain. In March 2021, he published his first novel, the science fiction "Age-Decoded", which he wrote to educate himself and others about the imminent impact of genetic engineering on mortality and humanity. In September 2022, he published the book "Run Father, Run Daughter", an autobiographical account of the distance running journey and lessons learned by him and his daughter Stephanie over many years of high-level competition. Mark is also an avid snooker player and golfer. His education includes a BSc, MBA, and Ph.D. (University of Toronto).