Nancie Lefebvre is a Calgary-based sustainability professional with 14 years of experience in environmental management, Indigenous relations, and sustainability strategy and disclosure. She holds a B.Sc. in Environmental Science with a concentration in Physics and an M.Sc. in Sustainable Energy Development from the University of Calgary. Her career combines a strong technical foundation in environmental science with practical experience in environmental compliance, regulation, and liability management. She now uses her background in environmental consulting and Indigenous relations as a foundation to provide practical and innovative approaches to sustainability.

Nancie has worked with clients across multiple industries and jurisdictions, and currently works at FortisAlberta as Advisor, Risk Management and Sustainability Governance.

Beyond her professional role, Nancie is active in Calgary’s environmental and sustainability community. She currently volunteers as Board Chair of Connecting Environmental Professionals Calgary (CEP Calgary), an organization that connects emerging and established environmental and sustainability professionals through networking, education, and events. She has also served as a mentor with organizations including Big Brothers Big Sisters and Avatar Innovations.

Her professional interests extend into energy markets, climate solutions, and community resilience. She has organized many community events and moderated a panel on urban farming and food resilience in Calgary, with the intention to connect sustainability concepts with practical community-level solutions.

Heather Jones is a climate, sustainability, and emissions-management professional with more than 15 years of experience spanning climate policy, emissions modeling, environmental analysis, consulting, and energy-sector strategy. She currently lead emissions modeling within S&P Global’s Center of Emissions Excellence, where she works at the intersection of climate risk, emissions data, research, and industry decision-making.

Her career includes leadership roles at S&P Global and Equitable Origin, as well as consulting and analytical positions with HLJ Consulting Services, IMC, and the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP). Her expertise includes climate policy analysis, sector- and facility-specific benchmarking, life-cycle analysis, emissions modeling, and translating complex climate issues into practical insights for industry and stakeholders.

Heather combines a strong engineering and analytical foundation with strategic thinking and an ability to bridge perspectives across industry, policy, research, and sustainability. She holds a Master of Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of British Columbia and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Calgary.

Nnamdi Chiadikobi is an Environmental, Health, Safety (EHS), and Sustainability leader with more than 12 years of experience driving operational excellence across the manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure sectors in both Africa and North America. His career has progressed from environmental and social advisory and frontline safety coordination to enterprise-wide EHS leadership, with experience supporting global organizations and leading a team of environment, health and safety professionals, with a track record of consolidating compliance platforms, leading safety audits, and translating environmental performance into measurable business value.

Nnamdi combines strong technical knowledge with a people-centred approach to safety, emphasizing collaboration, communication, continuous improvement, and shared responsibility. Beyond his professional work, he is an active voice on sustainability, leadership, professional development, mentorship, and community building, with a particular interest in making complex EHS and sustainability concepts practical and accessible. His career reflects a commitment to promoting environmental stewardship, creating safer workplaces, strengthening organizational performance, and helping people and organizations achieve sustainable, measurable results.

Dr. Jason Donev teaches in the energy science program at the University of Calgary with expertise in nuclear power, electricity. Jason leads Energy Education, a widely used educational resource designed to provide comprehensive, accessible information on energy systems and their impacts. His work focuses particularly on nuclear energy, energy transition, and emission reductions. His combination of academic expertise, teaching excellence, public engagement, and commitment to clear, evidence-based energy communication positions him as a prominent voice in Canada’s energy and nuclear-energy conversation.

Andrew Janzic, currently HR Business Partner at ECO Canada has over 12 years of experience supporting employers with workplace policies, recruitment, retention, employee relations, performance management, diversity and inclusion initiatives, and workforce development. He has facilitated DEI workshops, developed HR toolkits, and provided consulting support through the CNER-G HR Builders Program, helping Alberta employers strengthen retention, recruitment, employee relations, and performance-management practices.