Energy for a Secure Future

Energy for a Secure Future is a non-partisan civil society initiative that brings together Canadian business leaders, Indigenous peoples, organizations, and experts in a new conversation about energy and building a secure future for Canada and our allies around the world.

Advisory Council

Shannon Joseph

Shannon Joseph

Chair
Terry Richardson

Terry Richardson

Chief of Pabineau First Nation (Oinpegitjoig L’Noeigati)
Jacob Albertson

Jacob Albertson

CEO, Duz Cho Group of Companies
Dominic Barton

Dominic Barton

Chair, Rio Tinto and LeapFrog Investments
Blaine Mersereau

Blaine Mersereau

President and CEO, Wapusk LNG
Mike Bradley

Mike Bradley

Mayor, City of Sarnia
Crystal Smith

Crystal Smith

Senior Fellow, Energy and Partnerships, Energy for a Secure Future
Justin Bourque

Justin Bourque

President, Âsokan Generational Developments Ltd
Victor Thomas

Victor Thomas

President and CEO, Canada-India Business Council
Ian Arcand

Ian Arcand

President & CEO, Alexander Business Corporation
Randy Goulden

Randy Goulden

President, the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA)
Sean W. Strickland

Sean W. Strickland

Executive Director, Canada’s Building Trades Union
Keith Currie

Keith Currie

President of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Martin Castro

Martin Castro

President, Tenaris, Canada
Danny Breen

Danny Breen

Mayor, City of St. John’s

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