I leverage strong working relationships to collaborate with both Corporate, and Corporate Analytics and Innovation (CAI), and stakeholders to deliver project management services across multiple businessunits. Primary duties include:• Manage a diverse project portfolio and leverage partnering opportunities to further CAI customer objectives.• Plan and lead projects and objectives to achieve goals for the customer and the business unit.• Ensure alignment of internal resources including staff resources and budget resources.• Provide leadership to project team members.• Assess multiple stakeholder needs and balance them against one another and then propose a course of action.• Plan, coordinate, and communicate, and administer to contractors and consultants.• Conduct research and provide analyses for new project management practices and procedures focusing on continuous improvement opportunities.• Manage project integration including: project plan development, project plan execution, overall change control, integration, alignment and project cost management.

As a Community Shuttle Operator I am committed to connecting Calgary’s citizens with the people and places they care about by providing safe, reliable and courteous transit service.

• Leadership - I led the Project Management Team in delivering multidisciplinary projects, and fostered the professional development of the team through mentorship and training.• Engagement - I engaged with stakeholders and regulators regarding oil and gas development on First Nations land, particularly for pipelines and related facilities.• Communication - I presented at meetings with regulators and concerned First Nations to gather, address, and respond to concerns raised during the development applications.• Consultation - I provided strategic analysis, and advice on future applications, and regulatory compliance during construction and operation.

• Project Management - I led the successful completion of projects such as: regulatory approval applications for oil sands in situ and mining projects, regulatory compliance programs, and several engineering design and construction earthworks projects. My regulatory compliance program experience includes leading a comprehensive, multi-year, multi-discipline, environmental regulatory compliance and monitoring program for a sour gas facility, including numerous pipelines. My development application and operating approval renewal projects regularly included providing support for internal and external stakeholders.•Communication - My experience includes writing strategy-briefing documents and presenting strategy positions to clients and senior managers. I provided support and leadership during the development of operational guidelines and procedures. Stakeholder consultation included meeting with, and responding to First Nations comments and concerns.• Analysis and Advice - During regulatory action proceedings, I conducted or led the research and analysis of technical and regulatory documentation to provide strategic advice, and a basis to negotiate mitigation actions acceptable to the regulator. • Health and Safety - I led the development or modification, as needed, of Health and Safety (H&S) programs required to meet legislation and client requirements. Keeping up to date on changes in H&S legislation and regulation was essential to ensuring project H&S programs remained compliant. Developing and maintaining site-specific Emergency Response Plans was a regular activity of my H&S leadership responsibilities. My role included leading and conducting investigations of H&S incidents, and regulatory compliance incidents; providing causal analyses and response recommendations to senior management and clients.

• Archaeology - I assisted in all aspects of Heritage Resource Impact Assessments, including working with Aboriginal partners in First Nations communities and territories. As a specialist in applying Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to archaeological problems, I developed site location predictive models for forested environments.• Geomatics – I have years of experience creating environmental thematic atlases and alignment sheets for the Alaska Gas Producers Pipeline Project, and the Mackenzie Gas (pipeline) Project. I also provided support for GIS-based business planning projects, and developed and maintained several spatial databases for clients, and for internal use.• Health and Safety - My experience included acting as the Group H&S Coordinator, helping to develop and implement the corporate H&S program. My H&S Coordinator role included leading and supporting incident investigations. I acted as the group expert on H&S legislation and regulation; keeping up to date on legislation and regulatory changes. • Analysis and Advice - My other work consisted of in-depth research and analysis of historic documentation and data to provide an accurate picture of the current status of historic resources, for appropriate mitigation strategy proposals to the regulator, clients, and senior staff.

• Project Management - I directed field investigations in the Kaska Dena Traditional Territory of central Northern British Columbia, to develop and test the validity of archaeological site location predictive modelling and to build and refine a predictive model appropriate for the Northern Rockies using a GIS.• Engagement and Communication - The work included engaging with the First Nation community during meetings and in the field, to understand past and current relationships with the land and resources.

As a part of the field crew I worked on two major excavations West of Calgary, one of which was a deep Paleoindian site. I was also part of several archaeological surveys of areas marked for development.

As a Production Assistant I prepared saws for servicing, assisted in the maintenance of surface grinding equipment, assisted in the shipping and receiving of products and supplies, general minor repairs of equipment and the building.

Working in the Williams Lake, B.C. area, I assisted in conducting several Archaeological Impact Assessments and artifact analyses. This work included mapping in the field and preparing maps with the computer for inclusion in reports; preparing government documents and assisting in preparing related reports for clients; Identifying, cataloging and analysing collected artifacts. I located four prehistoric archaeological sites and assisted in the location of seven archaeological and one historic site. My work led me to develop a computerised artifact cataloging system and a computerised B.C. Government Site Inventory Form for the use of Altamira and their employees.

Open and close the lab, assist students with computer related problems, maintain photocopier supplies and collect money for printing and sundry items.

Duties included organisation, maintenance and recording of lab equipment and artifacts; computer assisted map drawing, preparation of government forms and documents. I developed a computerised B.C. Government Archaeological Inventory Site Form for the use of the department chair; cataloged and labeled two field seasons of collected artifacts; produced the first inventory catalogue of physical anthropology teaching materials and archaeology field equipment.

Mapping, grid line blazing, organisation of equipment, materials and personnel, general assistance to the project geologist were all part of my regular duties. I directed the salvage, removal, identification and cataloging project of the extensive core collection in danger of being lost due to neglect and age; removed the collection to a safer location away from the active mining area; located and remarked old grid lines; extended outdated grid lines to cover areas of immediate interest. I was responsible for splitting core, general assistance to the project geologist, organisation of equipment and materials. I assisted in an extensive survey program producing a digital map database of stockpiles and areas of immediate interest; reorganised and stored recent core acquisition; developed, organised and conducted program for processing core produced by the drilling program.

Cooking, ordering, cleanup, supervising front end staff and pit crew, various duties required in running a tourist attraction.

Bush cutting, painting, paving, sewer maintenance, and general maintenance of grounds.

Serving tables, tending cash.

Conducting tours of winery and bottling plant, tastings and sales.

Cooking, ordering, cleanup, hiring, training.

Set bindings, fit equipment, customer service, retail and service sales, and repairs.

Independent snow removal, and salting or sanding the public stairways.

Bush cutting, painting, paving, sport field maintenance and landscaping.

Dish washing, prep cooking, painting.

Dish washing, cleaning.

Dish washing, prep cooking, serving tables.