Recently, Enzo Carli received a copy of a PhD thesis from one of his former students with a note saying how much Enzo had influenced his career choice and made a difference in his life. That kind of recognition from a student is a highlight for Enzo, but there have been other honours as well.
Enzo was raised in Toronto and went to both the University of Toronto and York University. He taught at Sir Sanford Fleming S.S. and Westview C.I., both in North York, and Forest Heights C.I. in Kitchener. He was mathematics head at both Westview C.I. and F.H.C.I.  During his career Enzo received significant recognition from his peers. He was awarded the Descartes Medal in 1990, the same year he won the Stewart Award for Teacher Excellence in Waterloo County. He also won a Prime Minister’s Award in 1996.
Enzo has long enjoyed the chance to stretch his mathematical muscles. He has
co-written textbooks and worked on the preparation of the Canadian Mathematics Competition.
As a coach, Enzo worked with students competing in mathematics, football and soccer.
Enzo likes to be on the move: walking, biking, running, travelling. He’s also involved with his church and volunteers with the St. Vincent de Paul Society.