Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy

PhD chemical engineer, University of Toronto 1961. Held senior research positions with Syncrude Canada Limited, Imperial Oil Limited, Alberta Research Council, Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority. Member Order of Canada 2014, recipient Global Energy International Prize 2008, Inductee Canadian Petroleum Hall of Fame 2013. Clem passed away in October 2021.

Marshall currently teaches at Nipissing University School of Business. Previously, he has held positions as a global leader within the environment, health and safety department at Dow Chemical, as a member of the board of directors for a regional health authority, as well as a regional tourism marketing corporation. He holds degrees from the University of Winnipeg, the University of Waterloo, and the Edinburgh Business School of Heriot-Watt University, as well as recognition of advanced studies from the Rotman School of Business and Institute of Corporate Directors.

A professional engineer, Don spent many years project managing large oil and gas projects in Canada and the United States. He has done presentations to numerous groups around the sustainability of Canada's oil sands and and breakthrough engineering processes.  Lately he has focused on business team performance training and sustainable energy initiatives.

Paul has a B. A. from the U of T and an LL.B. from Osgoode Hall Law School. He was called to the Bar for Ontario in 1969. Paul practiced law in Sarnia throughout his professional career, and retired in 2009 after 40 years of practice. He is a Past President of the Sarnia and District Chamber of Commerce, a Past President of the Kiwanis Club of the Seaway and a Past President of the John Howard Society of Sarnia.

Joe currently serves as the Executive's Treasurer.

Tim spent his career in the waste management and environmental services industry. He was senior management responsible for business operations of facilities and regulatory processes, including communications and consultations with First Nations, government and community stakeholders.

Ed is a Professional Chemical Engineer and holds a M.Sc. in Environment and Management from Royal Roads University. Ed has over 35 years of leadership experience in the energy sector with Shell, Ontario Hydro and Atomic Energy of Canada.  In 2009, he retired from Shell to form his own consulting company to pursue his passion for sustainable energy.

Pierre has spent 53 years in hydro-electric development. Of those years, he spent 32 as Chief Planning and Cost Specialist with Hydro-Quebec. He was involved in the installation and maintenance with the Manicouaga-Outardes and James Bay complexes. He is active with the Academy of Canadian Engineers and is still working on hydro-electric concepts and has published several concept studies about major projects

​Fraser is a Professional Engineer and holds a BASc. in Chemical Engineering from Queen's University and an MBA from Athabasca U. Fraser spent his 30+ years working in a variety of operations and business roles with Dow Chemical, SNC Lavalin and Shell Canada.  In 2016 he retired from Shell and has since been consulting with companies in the transportation and oil and gas industries.

Terrence devoted his career to research related to high temperature thermal radiation, chemical reaction engineering and simulation of chemical and metallurgical processes. He taught at the Royal Military College, McGill University and McMaster University before moving onto Polysar where he was the Principal Chemical Engineer. He spent his last 8 years working as a Senior Consultant with Dynamic Matrix Control before retiring in 1998. 

Eddy is the former CEO of Alberta Innovates – Energy & Environment Solutions. Currently, he is the President of Eddy Isaacs Inc. and an Executive Fellow of the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary. He also serves as President of the Canadian Academy of Engineering.

Consultation Manager at Walpole Island First Nation

Gary is retired as Technical Manager/Section Head of Process Technology, Imperial Oil and Assignment with Exxon Research and Engineering.

A Licensed Professional Engineer since 2003, Ben has provided engineering services in materials chemistry for sustainable development and energy storage as a former Senior Research Officer and leader of research groups at the National Research Council Canada (18 years) and through his cross-appointed and adjunct professorship at Western University since 2001.

Maike is the 2021 IEEE Vice President, MGA, and Chair, IEEE Member & Geographic Activities Board. She is an Adjunct Research Professor at Western University and a Managing Director at CARBOVATE Development Corp. Formerly, she held the positions of Dean of Technology and Dean of Applied Research and Sustainable Development at Lambton College. She has a PhD in Physics, is a Fellow of the Engineering Institute of Canada, a Senior Member of IEEE and a member of IEEE-HKN.

Karen has a Master's degree in Education and teaches Instructional Design and Project Management Leadership at Lambton College. She is the Creative Director and Lead Corporate Trainer for fortyhours.com and is certified in DISC and TRIMA. Karen has been the host of her own TV talk show Community Conversations for the past 6 seasons, as well as a free-lance writer and editor. www.fortyhours.com

David is the Vice-President, International Association for Hydrogen Energy

Peter graduated with a degree in Nuclear Engineering from the University of London. Before moving to Canada in 1982, he worked in the U.K. nuclear industry. Over his 40-year career, he went from the design, construction and operation of power plants, to energy management and the commercial management of generating facilities in eastern Canada. Peter is active in the community both promoting an evidence-based approach to climate change as well as science in the classroom. He has a strong desire to see Canada develop its sustainable resources. He also stood for federal election in 2015 and 2019.

​Ashok has a PhD in Chemical Engineering. Before retiring from Imperial Oil's Sarnia Technology and Applications Centre, he focused on petroleum process research and development. The projects included short term troubleshooting/process optimization, and long-term process development and commercialization.

Guy graduated with a degree in electrical engineering from the Royal Ghent University (Belgium), and M.Eng. and MBA degrees from Concordia University (Montreal). He has a broad international experience in high voltage transmission line design and construction (AC and DC), experience in system interconnections and rural electrification. Advisor to the African Development Bank. Guy is the 2020 CSSE President-Elect."

John is the Vice President at BlueGreen Innovation Group.

Don is the President of Carbovate Development Corp, as well as a strategic consultant for M&A activity. Formerly, he was the Vice President of Polysar Petrochemicals Inc., leading logistics and business development.