(19%), Eric Hoskins (7%), Glen Murray (6%), and Charles Sousa (4%). Among Liberal voters, Kennedy scored first with 38% support. After the second ballot, in which he placed third with 13.7% of the vote, Kennedy dropped out and endorsed the eventual winner, Wynne, who went on to become Premier of Ontario. Private sector Since February 2013, Kennedy has been CEO of Alpha Healthcare/Alpha Laboratories. He had previously served as a consultant to the company while serving as a Member of Parliament. Electoral record Cabinet offices held References Notes Footnotes External links 1960 births Living people Ontario Liberal Party MPPs Trent University alumni Canadian people of Scottish descent Canadian people of Ukrainian descent University of Alberta alumni Liberal Party of Canada leadership candidates People from The Pas Politicians from Toronto Liberal Party of Canada MPs Members of the House of Commons of Canada from Ontario Members of the Executive Council of Ontario 21st-century Canadian politicians