Bot Construction Group is one of Canada’s leading heavy civil construction organizations and a recognized leader in the transportation infrastructure sector. Responsible for commercial pursuits and business development in infrastructure and Public-Private Partnerships markets, corporate/commercial transactions and contract negotiations, legal/regulatory compliance, and risk management strategies on a broad range of business matters.

The Hurontario LRT project entails 20 km of new light rail transit connecting Mississauga and Brampton along Hurontario Street. The project will include 22 stops and a service loop in the downtown Mississauga City Center/Square One area as well as up to 15 traction power substations and a maintenance and storage facility with a maximum capacity to hold 76 light rail vehicles. The project is part of the Ontario Government's commitment to expand transit in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. The LRT will run along Hurontario Street in Mississauga and Brampton and be fully integrated with municipal transit systems. Capex CAD 1,920.00m

Oversaw development of board governance processes, and development of strategic plan following corporate reconstitution and expansion of mandate to leverage coordinated logistics, purchasing, contract management and equipment procurement at four hospitals (eight sites) to provide best value, improve quality of service and facilitate the reallocation of resources to direct patient care. SSW was established as a non-profit organization in 2001. Since its inception, the goal of SSW had been to drive value through the regionalization of strategic sourcing. SSW has evolved into a shared service provider, allowing for the full continuum of Supply Chain Services (Procure to Pay - P2P) to equity member hospitals (Trillium Health Partners, Halton Healthcare Sevices and William Osler Health System) and customer hospitals. Strategic Planning Committee and Chair, Nominating and Governance Committee.

Senior management liaison with joint venture partner for planning and operations of joint venture providing medical assessments for disability and accident benefits insurance industry.

As Ontario’s largest community hospital and one of Ontario's largest multi-site hospital systems, William Osler serves a population of over 1.3 million people living in one of the fastest growing and most culturally diverse regions of Canada. Responsible for regulatory and legal affairs, enterprise risk management and insurance, and non-clinical operations . Led Canada's first public-private partnership (DBFOM) in healthcare through procurement, commercial and financial close, construction, and operations phases including services bench-marking and market testing. Established and led corporate regulatory and legal functions through period of new and evolving regulatory frameworks in healthcare related to governance, accountability, performance and quality.

Lead counsel for $4.4 billion redevelopment of Toronto Pearson International Airport. Responsible for structuring, development and negotiation of major corporate/commercial agreements, risk management, dispute resolution, litigation management, ICT and labour and employment. The Government of Canada designated the GTAA as a designated Canadian Airport Authority with a mandate under the terms of a 60 year ground lease to operate, manage and redevelop Toronto Pearson International Airport. Toronto Pearson, located in the heart of Canada’s most important economic area, benefits from and contributes to the country’s commercial health. As Canada's largest and North America’s second largest international airport, Toronto Pearson is a hub for the movement of people and goods across the country, the continent and around the globe.

Commercial litigation and construction law counsel serving broad spectrum of clients engaged in architecture, engineering, construction and financial services.