Trevor Imhoff is currently the Senior Project Manager and leads the Air Quality and Climate Change Team for the City of Hamilton. Trevor has been a professional in the environmental field for over 8 years specializing in program development, initiation, implementation and monitoring for multi-stakeholder projects, plans and policies. He sits on and leads varying committees including federal, provincial and municipal government agencies, businesses, academia, non-profits and grass-root organizations. He has experience solving, in a collaborative and inclusive manner, complex environmental issues in the fields of air quality, climate change mitigation and adaptation, natural heritage, hydrogeology, planning, and civil engineering. Trevor is a growing leader both locally in Hamilton and across Canada. In 2018 he was nominated to be apart of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Top 10 municipal leaders cohort across Canada. He is a public health representative on the Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes (CCBFC) Standing Committee on Energy Efficiency (SC-EE). Trevor's scientific knowledge combined with his experience in environmental governance provides him the expertise to properly and efficiently enact change for the preservation of both public and environmental health.