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John Kim Bell O.C John Kim Bell O.C. Curriculum Vitae Residence: 63 Montclair Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M5P 1P5 Residence Telephone: 416.487.8614 Mobile Telephone: 647.293.8614 Email: [email protected] Website: www.johnkimbell.com Business Address: Bell & Bernard Limited, PO Box 727, 1890 4th Line Road, Ohsweken, Ontario N0A 1M0 EXECUTIVE PROFILE John Kim Bell is a consultant working in the energy and natural resources sectors to establish relationships between developers and First Nations. He specializes in the Duty to Consult and Accommodate requirements and serves as a negotiator representing developers and First Nations alike. He currently serves as the Senior Advisor, Aboriginal Affairs for Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners. Mr. Bell is an internationally recognized cultural figure, philanthropist and energy executive. Founder of the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation, Canada's largest Aboriginal charity and Founder of the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards. Owner and operator of a First Nations consulting firm, Bell & Bernard Limited that focuses on the development of partnerships between First Nations and resource developers. Current Projects: Representing Munsee Delaware First Nation in a negotiation with the City of Toronto and Spanish developer Urbaser on a proposed anaerobic digestion mixed waste plant A Founder of Eeyou Power and serves as the key liaison between Eeyou Power and Quebec in negotiations for power projects Representing Nuclear Waste Management Organization in its Aboriginal Affairs efforts Awarding $1 million on behalf of Enbridge for a program established especially for Enbridge (The Enbridge School Plus Program) Represents and advises Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners Represents and advises Hatch Engineering in it’s aboriginal affairs effort Represents and advises Odyssey Resources, a mining company in Québec Board memberships include: Chiiwedjin Shu Energy, Kwagis Power, and Waas Power (all First Nations owned energy companies), the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, & the Canadian Council on Social Development. Most recent accomplishment: Proposing the Aboriginal Loan Guarantee Program in Ontario on behalf of the National Chief's Office of the Assembly of First Nations (which was implemented in January 2010). 1 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Bell & Bernard Limited | President & CEO 2005 to present Bell & Bernard Limited specializes in First Nations renewable energy development, consultation and accommodation, project management, and corporate relations. Major contracts: Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners, Enbridge, Eeyou Power Management Inc, Munsee-Delaware First Nation, Nemaska First Nation, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, Assembly of First Nations, Aboriginal Tourism Canada, and Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park. National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation | Founder and President 1984-04 Established National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation, a nationally registered charity in 1985 providing financial assistance to Aboriginal youth pursuing post secondary education. Over a period of twenty years, over $80 million in unprecedented private sector revenues were realized by the Foundation. Established the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards on CBC television, the largest Aboriginal cultural project in Canada. Produced first ever original ballet, In The Land of Spirits. Established Blueprint for the Future Career Fairs held across Canada. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERSHIPS AND APPOINTMENTS 2009-Present Kawgis Power 2009-Present Chiiwedjin Shu Energy 2009-Present Waas Power 2009-2012 Ontario Chamber of Commerce 2009-2012 Canadian Council on Social Development 2008-2009 Canada’s Top 40 Under 40 Jury 2005-2009 Donna Cona Incorporated 2000-2003 Canadian Institute for Health Research Advisor 1999-2004 Aboriginal Human Resources Development Council of Canada 1999-2002 Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation 1998-2001 Toronto 2008 Olympic Bid 1998-2005 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 1997-1998 United Way of Greater Toronto 1995-1998 Canadian Tourism Commission 1994-1995 Friends Of Canadian Broadcasting 1993-1994 National Sectoral Council For Culture Canadian Conference of the Arts 1992-1994 Institute For Research On Public Policy 1992-1994 Hugh MacMillan Rehabilitation Centre 2 AWARDS 2012 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award, Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards 2006 Lifetime Achievement Award - The Royal Conservatory of Music 2004 Order of Ontario 2003 The Queens Silver Jubilee Medal 2002 Keith Kelly Award for the Outstanding National Cultural Leader - Canadian Conference of the Arts 1999 Fellow - Arctic Institute of North America 1999 Laureate of Excellence Award - Health Sciences Centre Foundation 1998 National Recipient of the Royal Bank Award for Canadian Achievement ($250,000 Cash Prize) 1998 Good Servant Medal - Canadian Council of Christians and Jews 1998 Gemini Award Best Design for 1997 National Aboriginal Achievement Awards 1997 Officer of the Order of Canada (Promoted from Member to Officer) 1997 International Gold Prize-Scenic Design (1997 Aboriginal Achievement Awards) Broadcast Designers Association 1996 International Bronze Prize, Scenic Design (1996 Aboriginal Achievement Awards) Broadcast Designers Association 1994 Alumni Association Honorary Alumni Award University of British Columbia 1994 Award Of Merit City Of Toronto 1992 The Commemorative Medal For The 125th Anniversary of Confederation 1991 Member Of The Order of Canada Dominion of Canada 1989 Business Successor Canadian Business Magazine (One of twelve outstanding national entrepreneurs) 1988 William Oxley Thompson Alumni Award (Ohio State University) HONORARY DEGREES 2008 Honorary Doctorate of Laws - Wilfred Laurier University 1999 Honorary Doctorate of Laws - University of Alberta 1999 Honorary Doctorate of Laws - University of Toronto 1994 Honorary Doctorate Of Laws - Mount Allison University College 1992 Honorary Doctorate Of Laws - Trent University 1990 Honorary Doctorate Of Music - Lakehead University SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS 2005-2006 One of Five Canadian Special Advisors to His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales 1990-1991 Federal Task Force On Professional Training In The Cultural Sector Department of Communications 1990-1991 Arts and Cultural Industries Sectoral Advisory Group On International Trade (SAGIT) 1990-1991 Advisory Board On Marketing And Programming National Capital Commission 1987-1993 National Aboriginal Alcohol And Drug Abuse Role Model Program Department of Health and Welfare 3 EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Firebird Productions Inc. 2007 to present Executive producer in association with the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network for the following productions: 2008 Half hour educational/informational documentary, Lost Treasures of the Northwest Coast. 2009 One hour arts special, Maestro John Kim Bell and the Planet IndigenUS Festival Orchestra. 2010 Two hour biographical documentary, Ahead of Their Time. The National Aboriginal Achievement Awards 1993-2004 Founded and Chaired the national awards system for Aboriginal people in Canada. Each year the production culminates in a network television special. The 2003 production marked the 10 year anniversary of the awards. Executive produced and raised all funds for eleven productions, each at a cost of $3.2 million. In The Land Of Spirits National Tour 1992 Co-composed, produced and directed the first Aboriginal contemporary ballet entitled In the Land of Spirits. The ballet toured four cities with three selling-out, and a profit of nearly $300,000 was achieved. Reviews were favorable with Toronto’s NOW Magazine naming the ballet the second best show presented in Toronto during 1992. Deerhurst Resort - Huntsville, Ontario 1990 Managed the construction of a new theatre for Deerhurst Resort’s $24 million pavilion. Created a $2 million Broadway Musical Revue featuring Shania Twain and hired all cast and crew. In the Land of Spirits Ballet 1988 For the benefit of the Canadian Native Arts Foundation, created the first Aboriginal dance production in Canada. Solely, responsible for raising $1 million, created the story and co-composed the music for full orchestra, hired dancers, crew, artistic and production management, and marketed the production. Premiered at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Toronto Symphony Pops Concert 1987 Organized concert on a personal bank loan that featured Bernadette Peters for the benefit of the Canadian Native Arts Foundation at Roy Thomson Hall. Secured Northern Telecom as sponsor. Negotiated and hired Bernadette Peters, secured Roy Thomson Hall, advertised and marketed the event. Achieved positive reviews and a $67,000 profit. The performance included rising star, Shania Twain. Valdy: Pacific Western Tour 1987 For the benefit of the Canadian Native Arts Foundation, secured Pacific Western Airlines sponsorship. Booked the tour, secured artists, coordinated travel, advertised and marketed the event and tour. Dracula, An Opera 1984 Served as Producer and Music Director for The Israeli-American Opera Company and was responsible for mounting all aspects of the opera, Dracula. Hired all artists; secured hall; rehearsed opera; marketed and advertised the event that was held at the Greenwich House Theatre in New York City. 4 COMPOSER Lost Treasures of the Northwest Coast 2008 Composed original music for half hour educational documentary. The National Aboriginal Achievement Awards 1994 Composed original music for network special. A Canoe For The Making 1993 From the CBC Dramatic Series, The Four Directions
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