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Halifax Regional Municipality, NS, CA

Tobique First Nation, New Brunswick, Canada

Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

Leading and developing negotiation positions related to rights-based governance of all aspects of fisheries and fish habitat based on Wolastoqey priorities and interests including communal commercial, food/social/ceremonial and livelihood fisheries. Coordinating fisheries research to support abundance of fisheries resources to support management plans.

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Developing partnerships with First Nations and provide advice on Indigenous issues in relation to Oceana Canada’s campaigns

Highlighting practices and priorities for Indigenous Peoples for the 2022 the International Year of Artisanal Fisheries and Aquaculture (IYAFA)

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

National Senior Director responsible for research, advocacy and strategic planning on issues affecting fisheries, aquaculture, and oceans governance. Working on behalf of 635 First Nations Chiefs in Canada on a national and international basis on food security, species-at-risk, marine protected areas, transboundary fisheries, marine transportation.

Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia

Supporting fisheries for 30 First Nation communities in the Atlantic and Gaspé region. This includes advocacy, policy analysis and research, business planning, marketing, management, and adapting to changes in regulations and policies from the federal and provincial governments. Supporting aquaculture operations by member communities by providing research.

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Provided advice and direction on regional and national Aboriginal initiatives for National Parks and National Historic Sites in areas of treaty rights, consultation, ecological integrity, cultural integrity, traditional knowledge, heritage, archeology, tourism, and economic development. Mediated and negotiated on behalf of Parks Canada with Aboriginal.

Inuvik, Northwest Territories

Responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of 3 National Parks (Ivvavik, Aulavik, Tuktut Nogait) and the Pingo Canadian Landmark in the Western Arctic. Ensuring operations meet obligations set out in the Inuvaluit Final Agreement, the Sahtu Dene and Métis Comprehensive Land Claim Agreement, and other applicable legislation. Oversaw strategic.

Millbrook First Nation, Nova Scotia

Responsible for the creating and maintaining a Mi’kmaq fishery science program for 9 Mi’kmaw First Nation communities. This includes development of research partnerships with academia and government, securing research and program funding for environmental and fishery priorities, providing scientific advice and guidance to Mi’kmaw leadership and community.

Bedford Institute Of Oceanography, Dartmouth, NS

Hydrographer-In-Charge of field surveys including project management, data collection, data processing, data management, quality assurance and quality control. Assumed all management duties including planning, budgeting, staffing, public relations, and other related tasks. Responsible for numerous ocean and coastal mapping projects including a multi-year.

Masters In Business Adminstration (Mba), Business Administration And Management, Sobeys School Of Business

The Sobey Executive MBA is accredited by the AACSB.

Ns Provincial Delegate And Alumnus, Saskatchewan

Bachelor Of Science (Bsc), Mathematics

Indigenous Leadership And Management Development

Direxion, 2010