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Mark Pearson is listed as Executive Director, Canadian Institute of Forestry / Directeur général, Institut forestier du Canada at Canadian Institute of Forestry / Institut forestier du Canada, based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at nrcan-rncan.gc.ca and a matched LinkedIn profile for Mark Pearson.
Mark Pearson previously worked as Executive Director / Directeur général at Canadian Institute Of Forestry / Institut Forestier Du Canada and Director General, Planning, Delivery and Results at Natural Resources Canada. Mark Pearson holds Honours Bachelor’S Degree, Economics from Carleton University.
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I bring a strategic and integrated approach to policy development and planning. With over 20 years of executive-level experience in Canada’s Public Service, I have built consensus with domestic and international stakeholders on sustainable development, resource transparency, intergovernmental affairs, international strategies and agreements, and regulatory governance, including, the creation of Canada's Major Projects Management Office.Working as a senior executive in strategic policy at Natural Resources Canada has provided me with the opportunity to shape Canada’s natural resources story. I have led the development of sustainable development strategies, market diversification strategies and supported the Minister of Natural Resources during missions to Asia, Europe and the Middle East. I led a small team in the development of Canada’s Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act – a new law and a key commitment of the Prime Minister of Canada at the 2013 G8 Leaders’ Summit. I collaborated with resource companies and associations, provinces and territories, Indigenous leaders and civil society to develop policy, legislation and reporting tools to support the coming into force of the legislation in June 2015. In addition, from 2009-2019, I was Canada's representative on the International Board of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative and Chair of the Validation Committee – helping to advance resource governance and transparency in over 50 implementing countries world-wide.Earlier in my career I led the development of Energy Efficiency Trends in Canada, a first such publication to assist policy makers evaluate their responses to climate change/sustainable development. I was lead Senior Economist for the economic and environmental analysis of Canada’s first minimum efficiency regulations for energy-using equipment, for which the Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement was recognized as a federal best practice. I began my career conducting cost-benefit analysis of renewable energy technologies.
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Mattawa, Ontario, CA
Appointed Executive Director of the Canadian Institute of Forestry in 2019. Founded in 1908, the Institute is the national voice of forest practitioners and represents foresters, forest technologists and technicians, ecologists, biologists, educators and many others with a professional interest in forestry through its 1200 members in 17 regional Sections.
Ottawa, ON, CA
As the Department's Lead for Strategic Planning, developed three reports tabled in Parliament: Departmental Sustainable Development Strategy, Departmental Results Report, and Departmental Plan. As the Department's Deputy Chief Results Officer: worked effectively with government departments and central agencies to report on progress against the Minister’s.
Ottawa, ON, CA
Led strategic planning of the annual Energy and Mines Ministers' Conference.Undertook research on trade and developed international strategies and ministerial missions.Led international and Indigenous engagement concerning Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act. Represented Canada on the International Board of the Extractive Industries Transparency.
Ottawa, ON, CA
Designed and staffed organizational structure for External Relations Branch; established single departmental window for international and intergovernmental affairs, and environmental assessment.Led development of strategic international framework and country/regional strategies. Developed Ministerial Engagement Strategy and led development of successful.
Ottawa, ON, CA
Reported directly to the Deputy Minister for a specified three-month assignment.Led successful development of a policy proposal ($150M over five years), Cabinet Directive and Treasury Board submission to improve the performance of the federal regulatory system for natural resource projects, including the creation of Canada’s Major Projects Management.
Ottawa, ON, CA
Provided strategic policy advice, advancement of departmental Cabinet business, and strategic engagement of stakeholders to improve the performance of the federal regulatory system for natural resource projects.Led the successful development of Department’s federal Budget Strategy.Developed a coherent Departmental approach to freshwater.Led successful.
Ottawa, ON, CA
Led Department’s Sustainable Strategy for tabling in Parliament by the Minister, and in consultation with federal departments, governments, industry, Indigenous organizations, civil society and academia.Developed and delivered innovative policy course on sustainable development to raise awareness and increase capacity to support the Department’s.
Ottawa, ON, CA
Developed strategic priorities for Department’s engagement in the federal Smart Regulation Initiative. Led Department’s engagement in the Five Year Review of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act and renewal of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act – both of which required me to provide the Deputy Minister and the Minister with policy advice and.
Ottawa, ON, CA
Led the development and implementation of Natural Resources Canada’s first Sustainable Development Strategy and associated performance measurement framework.
Ottawa, ON, CA
Led the development of the report, Energy Efficiency Trends in Canada, first such publication produced in Canada, assisting policy makers to evaluate their responses to climate change and sustainable development.Led economic and environmental analysis underpinning Canada’s first minimum efficiency regulations for energy-using equipment, including.
Oslo, Oslo, NO
Represented Canada on the International Board of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, an internationally developed, voluntary initiative involving governments, civil society and industry that strengthens governance mechanisms by improving transparency and accountability in the transfer of payments between oil, gas and mining industries and.
Conducted energy end-use analysis of energy efficiency improvements in equipment and buildings in the residential and commercial sectors of the economy.
Began career in July 1985 with Energy, Mines and Resources as an Economist in the area of Renewable Energy, Undertook cost-benefit analysis of renewable energy technologies (e.g., solar, PV, wind, hydro and biomass including ethanol).
Conducted economic analysis of renewable energy technologies.
Ottawa, ON, CA
Conducted economic analysis in support of the Director, Biomass Energy Division. Surveyed manufacturers of residential wood heating equipment and analyzed the impact of the Canada Oil Substitution Program on the wood heating market.
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Mark Pearson works for Canadian Institute of Forestry / Institut forestier du Canada.
Mark Pearson is listed as Executive Director, Canadian Institute of Forestry / Directeur général, Institut forestier du Canada at Canadian Institute of Forestry / Institut forestier du Canada.
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Mark Pearson is based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada while working with Canadian Institute of Forestry / Institut forestier du Canada.
Mark Pearson has worked for Canadian Institute Of Forestry / Institut Forestier Du Canada, Natural Resources Canada, International Board Of The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, and Energy, Mines And Resources Canada.
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Mark Pearson holds Honours Bachelor’S Degree, Economics from Carleton University.
Mark Pearson is listed with skills including Policy Analysis, Public Policy, Management, Government, Corporate Social Responsibility, Policy, Sustainable Development, and International Relations.
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