The Leadership Summit for Sustainable Business

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

14-16 March I Vancouver, Canada

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We’re proud to partner with Offsetters, Canada’s first and leading integrated carbon management provider, which is generously providing the carbon offsets to make GLOBE Forum 2018 a carbon neutral event.

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GLOBE Forum 2018 is ‘bullfrog-powered’ with 100% green electricity and green natural gas. SUGAR SHEETTM 100% Forest Free Paper Welcome to GLOBE 2018 We are delighted to welcome you to GLOBE Forum and Innovation Expo 2018.

GLOBE Forum is the largest and longest-running leadership forum for sustainable business in North America. It’s where international leaders and innovators come together to be inspired, build new relationships, create and share new ideas and stimulate innovation and the opportunities necessary for a clean-growth future.

Our community of outstanding individuals and organizations is and always has been at the vanguard of disrupting business as usual. We believe that, by coming together, we’re more likely to find the ideas, solutions and partnerships that will transform our society. Together, we can accelerate impact in all areas of our economy: investment, trade, global supply chains, technology and innovation, and jobs. Together, we are redefining what it means to be successful and prosperous in the 21st century.

Our team is 100% dedicated to making GLOBE 2018 a transformative and memorable experience for each and every one of our delegates. Each of you has experience, practices, tools and knowledge that will make us better at what we do, and get us closer to where we want to be. Nothing short of transformational change and bold action will shift our business and economic landscape towards clean prosperity. GLOBE Forum is a platform for making that shift and having an even bigger impact.

An event the size and scale of GLOBE Forum is the result of an enormous team effort. We owe a debt of gratitude to our amazing staff, sponsors and partners for their support.

We know there is more work to be done. There are opportunities waiting for us. As a global community of leaders, we have the ideas, ingenuity and will to succeed. Let’s get to it at GLOBE 2018.

Very best,

CHRIS HENDERSON MIKE GERBIS NANCY WRIGHT Chair, GLOBE Series CEO, GLOBE Series Chief Operating Officer, GLOBE Series Welcome Message from Premier John Horgan

Welcome to beautiful Vancouver, B.C. and to GLOBE Forum 2018. Thank you for being here, and for your commitment to work together fight climate change. The annual global temperature record has been broken five times since 2005, including the last three years. The threats to our food, our water supply and our health are undeniable. Climate change affects everyone. Sitting back and accepting the status quo isn’t an option. If we do that, we fail our kids and our shared future. But how do we find solutions? For me, that means looking at the climate challenge as an opportunity to build a strong, sustainable economy that works better for people and the environment. That’s why our government is making B.C. a leader in climate action, and working with climate leaders around the world to cut carbon pollution while making life more affordable for people and creating good jobs. To that end, the B.C. government recently appointed a Climate Solutions and Clean Growth Advisory Council that is tasked with providing a road map to building a strong sustainable economy that benefits everyone, while meeting our obligation to address climate change. We’re supporting innovation in the job creating tech sector, clean energy, green transportation and sustainable construction to make sure B.C. is a leader in the low- carbon economy of the future. We’re also putting firm limits on emissions by committing to an interim target for 2030 of a 40% overall reduction in carbon emissions, and we are increasing the carbon tax by $5 per tonne each year, beginning April 1, 2018. Tackling the challenges of climate change and protecting B.C.’s environment means getting to work creating good jobs and a sustainable, innovative economy that puts people first. That’s exactly what we’re doing. We’re making B.C. a climate leader. Because our shared future depends on it. Thank you for being part of the solution. Sincerely,

John Horgan Premier of British Columbia General Information

BADGES LOST AND FOUND Please wear your name badge at all times to All lost and found articles are catalogued and ensure access to conference sessions and stored at the Convention Centre for 90 days events. Your badge is required for access to from the close of the event. After that period, the Welcome Reception on Tuesday, March 13, all articles are disposed of at the sole discretion 8:00pm-10:00pm. of the Convention Centre.

COAT CHECK Delegates can store umbrellas and coats KEY TELEPHONE NUMBERS securely, on a user fee basis, at the coat check located near the registration area in the First Aid: 604-647-7500 Vancouver Convention Centre lobby. Emergency: 911

INFORMATION DESKS The GLOBE Forum 2018 Information Desk is in the lobby of the Convention Centre, adjacent to the registration desks. Innovation Expo hours FOOD SERVICES For your convenience, you can purchase Exhibit Halls B and C, Convention Level light meals, snacks, and beverages at a fully- licensed food area on the Innovation Expo floor. Additionally, Food Truck Alley offers a Wednesday, March 14 10am-6pm variety of food trucks parked out front of the Convention Centre daily from 11am-2pm. Thursday, March 15 10am-6pm Friday, March 16 10am-5pm VOLUNTEERS Our volunteers are here to help you throughout the event. Volunteers are wearing black shirts, yellow lanyards and badges that read: “GLOBE Forum 2018 Volunteer.”

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4 MARCH 14–16 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

MONDAY, MARCH 12

2:00pm-8:00pm Registration Open

TUESDAY, MARCH 13

8:00am-8:00pm Registration Open

8:00pm-10:00pm GLOBE Forum 2018 Welcome Reception

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14

7:00am-5:30pm Registration Open

8:00am-9:45am Opening Plenary

9:45am-10:15am Coffee Break

10:00am-6:00pm Innovation Expo Open

10:15am-12:30pm Conference Sessions

12:30pm-2:00pm Lunch Break | Lunch and Learn on Mindfulness

2:00pm-3:15pm Conference Sessions

3:15pm-3:45pm Coffee Break

3:45pm-5:00pm Conference Sessions

9:00pm-LATE GLOBE After Dark – Bright Lights, Blue City

THURSDAY, MARCH 15

7:30am-5:30pm Registration Open

8:30am-9:45am Conference Sessions

9:45am-10:00am Coffee Break

10:00am-6:00pm Innovation Expo Open

10:00am-11:15am Conference Sessions

11:15am-11:45am Coffee Break

11:45am-12:45pm Conference Sessions

12:45pm-2:15pm Lunch Break | Women’s Networking Lunch

2:15pm-3:45pm Conference Sessions

3:45pm-4:30pm Coffee Break – Sponsored by TAITRA

4:30pm-5:30pm Conference Sessions

9:00pm-LATE GLOBE After Dark – A Night at the Sinclair

FRIDAY, MARCH 16

7:30am-1:00pm Registration Open

9:00am-10:15am Conference Sessions

10:00am-5:00pm Innovation Expo Open

10:15am-10:30am Coffee Break – Sponsored by Recycle BC

10:30am-11:45am Conference Sessions

11:45pm-1:30pm Closing Town Hall

GLOBE FORUM 2018 5 PROGRAM AT-A-GLANCE*

BALLROOM A BALLROOM B ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 8 ROOM 11

WEDNESDAY, March 14

8:00-9:45 Opening Plenary

9:45-10:15 COFFEE BREAK

New Strategies, Tools, and Resources to 10:15-11:15 Climate Risk and Investment The Road to Smart Cities is Data Driven Reduce Water Risk in Business

11:15-11:30 SPARK Talk – Visions of Our Future

Bio-economy: Enabling Products of the 11:30-12:30 A Responsibility to Disrupt: Insurance and our Changing Climate (ends at 12:15) Pathways to 100% Renewable Energy Future

12:30-2:00 LUNCH BREAK | Lunch and Learn on Mindfulness (Room 10) LUNCH BREAK | Lunch and Learn on Mindfulness (Room 10)

Life’s a Gas: Examining our Poly-Fuel Global Goals With Gusto: True Stories 2:00-3:15 Canada’s Sustainable Financial Future Preparing for Tomorrow’s Cars Today Future from SDG Early Adopters

3:15-3:45 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK

SPARK Talk – Energy: The Trillion Dollar Opportunity Learning from the Past, Looking to the Traditional and Emerging Sources for The Bottom Line: Implementing the FSB 3:45-5:00 2018 GLOBE Climate Leadership Awards Future: Building Urban Resilience Protein: Finding the Balance Task Force Recommendations SPARK Talk – Navigating Our Way Towards a Plastic-Free Ocean

THURSDAY, March 15

Clean Energy Policy: Mitigating Risk, Leveraging the Ratings and Rankings of Dubai Advantage: 8:30 - 9:45 Optimizing the Impact of Finance Driving Opportunity the ESG Ecosystem From Future to Reality

9:45 - 10:00 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK

SPARK Talk – Embracing SPARK Talk – Something Worth Dying 10:00-10:15 Systemic Change For Energy Futures Collaboration: Indigenous Blockchain and its Emerging Role in the Carbon Pricing: Growing Clubs and Straight From the Top: How Boards Harnessing Next Generation Innovation Partnerships to Drive Social, Economic Clean Economy Forging Links Textiles and Ocean Pollution: Science 10:15-11:15 Are Responding to Calls for Increasing and Ecological Impact and Industry Tackle a Global Issue Disclosure and Purpose

11:15-11:45 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK

The Grand Tour: A Showcase of the Digitalization: New Systems, New Scaling Cleantech Through Innovative The Circular City: Closing Loops and The 2 Degree World: The Future of 11:45-12:45 World’s Most Innovative and Resilient Thinking Driving Sustainability 4.0 Financing Creating Jobs Stranded Assets Infrastructure

12:45-2:15 LUNCH BREAK | Women’s Networking Lunch (Pan Pacific Hotel, Crystal Pavilion, Lobby Level) LUNCH BREAK | Women’s Networking Lunch (Pan Pacific Hotel, Crystal Pavilion, Lobby Level)

SPARK Talk – The Roots of Climate SPARK Talk – Alone in Antarctica: 2:15-2:30 Skepticism: Research-Based Strategies to Lessons for our Future? Build Support for Climate Action Green Dragons and Entrepreneurial Hacking the Future: How AI Can Boost Global Positions on Climate Policy: Who’s 2:30-3:45 Beyond Clean Capitalism States: Combining Public and Private Resiliency and Improve Conservation Leading the Charge? Energy Reimagined: Rethinking Business Initiative to Unleash Clean Innovation Strategies to Navigate the Transition 3:45-4:30 COFFEE BREAK – Sponsored by TAITRA

CFO Leadership in the Transition to a Energizing 21st Century Electricity Clean Technology in Canada: Public The Internet of Water: Putting Data Carbon Negative: Technologies at the 4:30-5:30 Sustainable, Low Carbon Economy Markets Sector Support for Innovation Analytics to Work Forefront of Innovation

FRIDAY, March 16

What It Takes to be a High-Performing Attracting Foreign Direct Investment: How to Forge a Highly Resilient Supply 9:00-10:00 Is the Future the For-Good Company? Engaging in an Age of Social Good Company in a Post-Paris Agreement Leveraging Canadian Capacity in a Chain World Globally Competitive Market

10:00-10:15 SPARK Talk: By Endurance We Conquer

10:15-10:30 COFFEE BREAK – Sponsored by Recycle BC COFFEE BREAK – Sponsored by Recycle BC

10:30-11:30 The Pacific Coast Collaborative: West Coast Leadership for a Sustainable Future Turning Tides: Mitigating Ocean Plastics Communication Strategies to Support Skills Innovation: Navigating the Shifting Economy 11:30-11:45 SPARK Talk – Ramping up the Energy Storage Solution

11:45-1:30 Closing Town Hall *Program schedule is subject to change. Please check globeseries.com/forum for the latest version. BALLROOM A BALLROOM B ROOM 1 ROOM 2 ROOM 8 ROOM 11

WEDNESDAY, March 14

8:00-9:45 Opening Plenary

9:45-10:15 COFFEE BREAK

New Strategies, Tools, and Resources to 10:15-11:15 Climate Risk and Investment The Road to Smart Cities is Data Driven Reduce Water Risk in Business

11:15-11:30 SPARK Talk – Visions of Our Future

Bio-economy: Enabling Products of the 11:30-12:30 A Responsibility to Disrupt: Insurance and our Changing Climate (ends at 12:15) Pathways to 100% Renewable Energy Future

12:30-2:00 LUNCH BREAK | Lunch and Learn on Mindfulness (Room 10) LUNCH BREAK | Lunch and Learn on Mindfulness (Room 10)

Life’s a Gas: Examining our Poly-Fuel Global Goals With Gusto: True Stories 2:00-3:15 Canada’s Sustainable Financial Future Preparing for Tomorrow’s Cars Today Future from SDG Early Adopters

3:15-3:45 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK

THURSDAY, March 15

Clean Energy Policy: Mitigating Risk, Leveraging the Ratings and Rankings of Dubai Advantage: 8:30 - 9:45 Optimizing the Impact of Finance Driving Opportunity the ESG Ecosystem From Future to Reality

9:45 - 10:00 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK

11:15-11:45 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK

12:45-2:15 LUNCH BREAK | Women’s Networking Lunch (Pan Pacific Hotel, Crystal Pavilion, Lobby Level) LUNCH BREAK | Women’s Networking Lunch (Pan Pacific Hotel, Crystal Pavilion, Lobby Level)

FRIDAY, March 16

10:00-10:15 SPARK Talk: By Endurance We Conquer

10:15-10:30 COFFEE BREAK – Sponsored by Recycle BC COFFEE BREAK – Sponsored by Recycle BC

11:45-1:30 Closing Town Hall *Program schedule is subject to change. Please check globeseries.com/forum for the latest version. We create chemistry that makes “wow” love “why”

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When science can be seen as a foundation of wonder, it’s because at BASF, we create chemistry.

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Networking and Special Events

You can have fun and get business done at GLOBE Forum. The following events are accessible with a conference delegate pass.

Tuesday, March 13

8:00pm-10:00pm This reception will kick-start the event and set Welcome Reception the stage for the next three days. Mingle with exhibitors in the Innovation Expo, and enjoy Vancouver Convention Centre live music and entertainment while connecting Exhibit Halls B and C, Innovation Expo with friends old and new over delicious food Sponsored by and drinks.

Wine generously provided by the Consulate General of Italy in Vancouver.

Wednesday, March 14

12:30pm-2:00pm 7:00pm-9:00pm Lunch and Learn – Mindfulness: GLOBE Movie Night: A Tool For Leaning Into Change Let There Be Light During Innovative Times Vancouver Convention Centre Vancouver Convention Centre Room 2 Room 10 (2nd floor) Popcorn provided!

4:05pm-4:45pm 7:30pm-9:30pm 2018 GLOBE Climate The Walrus Talks Energy Leadership Awards Vancouver Convention Centre Vancouver Convention Centre East Ballroom Ballroom Sponsored by

9:00pm-late These awards are being presented with GLOBE After Dark: the support of Environment and Climate Bright Lights, Blue City Change Canada, and in partnership with Vancouver Club, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, 915 West Hastings Street Business Council of Canada, and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. Connect with fellow conference delegates in one of Vancouver’s oldest, most prestigious venues in the heart of the business district. Using special lights and lasers, the club will be transformed into an underwater wonderland (no jeans please).

10 MARCH 14–16 Thursday, March 15

12:45pm-2:15pm MODERATOR: Women’s Networking Lunch NANCY WRIGHT Chief Operating Officer, GLOBE Series Pan Pacific Hotel, Crystal Pavilion SPEAKERS: (Lobby Level) THE HONOURABLE CARLA QUALTROUGH Minister of Public Services and Procurement, Ladies: Tickets are complimentary but Government of Canada required for this event. Please sign up at the Registration Desk. YING YU Director - Global Sustainability, Bose Our most popular GLOBE event, and a full house every time. DOMINIQUE SOURIS Co-Founder and Executive Director, Sponsored by Youth Climate Lab

JACQUI MACNEILL CEO and Founder, Escents Aromatherapy

7:00pm-9:00pm GLOBE Movie Night: Ann Thinghuus An Inconvenient Sequel Painting Exhibition Vancouver Convention Centre Vancouver Convention Centre Room 2 Meeting Room Level Popcorn provided! Ann’s beautiful works of Abstract Expressionism evoke joy and 9:00pm-late serenity. Large scale, edge-to-edge GLOBE After Dark: compositions and rich colours are a A Night at the Sinclair feast for the eyes. Sinclair Centre, 757 West Hastings Street

Sponsored by With the support of:

Ocean-themed Conference Sessions

TEXTILES AND OCEAN POLLUTION: SPEAKERS: SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY TACKLE A JEFF CROOK GLOBAL ISSUE Chief Product Officer, Mountain Equipment Co-op Thursday, March 15 10:15am-11:15am ANDJELA KNEZEVIC-STEVANOVIC MODERATOR: Director, Environmental Management and Quality Control, Metro Vancouver ELAINE LEUNG Founder, Sea Smart DRUMMOND LAWSON Director, Social and Environmental Sustainability, Arc’teryx Equipment, Inc.

PETER S. ROSS Vice President of Research, Ocean Wise Conservation Association

12 MARCH 14–16 Ocean-themed Conference Sessions (continued)

TURNING TIDES: SPEAKERS: MITIGATING OCEAN PLASTICS SARAH DEARMAN FROM ALL ANGLES Sustainable Packaging Program Director, The Coca-Cola Company Friday, March 16 10:30am-11:30am DUNE IVES MODERATOR: Executive Director, Lonely Whale MIKE BIDDLE Managing Director, Evok Innovations ALLEN LANGDON Managing Director, Recycle BC

ELLEN MARTIN

Vice President, Impact and Strategic Initiatives, Closed Loop Partners

Featured Speakers

PAUL NICKLEN Photographer, Filmmaker and Marine Biologist, and Co-Founder, SeaLegacy In lieu of speaker gifts, GLOBE will be making a CRISTINA MITTERMEIER donation to SeaLegacy. Co-Founder and President, Visit sealegacy.org SeaLegacy

EMILY PENN Expedition Leader, Skipper, Artist, and Ocean Advocate

PETE BETHUNE “Captain Planet”, Engineer, Skipper, Conservationist

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CONVENTION LEVEL (MAIN FLOOR)

EXHIBIT HALLS B & C E RS E 2n d Floo r Up to CONCO U BALLROOM (A, B & C) CAFÉ

COAT CHECK

FIRST AID

ELEVATORS Registration

HOTEL ELEVATORS GLOBE Information Desk

VCC Info & Tourism Vancouver Desk ELEVATOR Vancouver PAN PACIFIC Aquarium HOTEL LOBBY

MAIN ENTRANCE

14 MARCH 14–16

MEETING ROOM LEVEL (2ND FLOOR)

Room 1 Conference Sessions SOUTH FOYER

Room 2 Conference Sessions

ELEVATORS Atrium

ESCALATORS Room 4 Room 19 & 20 Room Speaker Centre 5 Room 6 Room Room Room 18 16 7 Media Centre

Press Centre

Room 17 Room 8 Conference Sessions

ESCALATORS Room Down to Main Floor 9

EAST FOYER

Room 11 Room 13 Conference Sessions Room 10

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THROUGH COLLABORATION WITH GOVERNMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS, SHELL HAS CONTRIBUTED OVER 2.3 MILLION ACRES OF OFFSHORE RIGHTS FOR MARINE CONSERVATION.

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THROUGH COLLABORATION WITH GOVERNMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS, SHELL HAS CONTRIBUTED OVER 2.3 MILLION ACRES OF OFFSHORE RIGHTS FOR MARINE CONSERVATION.

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8:00am-9:45am Opening Plenary ww Ballroom

SPEAKERS: MAYOR GREGOR ROBERTSON PAUL NICKLEN Mayor of Vancouver, Canada Photographer, Filmmaker and Marine Biologist

FELIPE CALDERÓN HINOJOSA CHRIS HENDERSON Former President of Mexico Chair, GLOBE Series

DEE POON MIKE GERBIS Managing Director and Chief CEO, GLOBE Series Brand Officer, Esquel Group NANCY WRIGHT ROBIN SILVESTER Chief Operating Officer, GLOBE Series President and CEO, Vancouver Fraser Port Authority

9:45am-10:15am Coffee Break

10:15am-11:15am Climate Risk and Investment ww Ballroom

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS: KATE GORDON ROBERT LITTERMAN Senior Advisor, The Paulson Institute Chairman, Risk Committee and Founding Partner, Kepos Capital

ROBERT E. RUBIN Co-Chairman Emeritus, Council on Foreign Relations and Former United States Secretary of the Treasury

18 MARCH 14–16 DAY 1

SPONSORED BY New Strategies, Tools, and Resources to Reduce Water Risk in Business ww Room 1

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) KIRSTEN JAMES HYEWON KONG Director, California Policy and Partnerships, Associate Portfolio Manager, Ceres Inc. AGF Management Limited

SPEAKERS: ALEXIS MORGAN JAMIE BONHAM Lead, Water Stewardship, WWF International Manager, Corporate Engagement, NEI Investments NELSON SWITZER Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer, Nestle Waters North America

The Road to Smart Cities is Data Driven ww Room 2

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) PATRICIA MCCARNEY ANGELO MICELI President and CEO, World Council Head of Public Segment, Philips on City Data (WCCD) Lighting Canada

SPEAKERS: ANNI SINNEMÄKI GERARD PEETS Deputy Mayor, City of Helsinki Director General, Smart Cities Challenge, Infrastructure Canada

11:15am-11:30am SPARK Talk – Visions of Our Future ww Ballroom

PRESENTER: KEHKASHAN BASU Founder President, Green Hope Foundation

11:30am-12:15pm A Responsibility to Disrupt: Insurance and our Changing Climate ww Ballroom

SPEAKERS: DON FORGERON LOUIS GAGNON President and CEO, Insurance Bureau President, Canadian Operations, of Canada (IBC) Intact Financial Corporation

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11:30am-12:30pm Pathways to 100% Renewable Energy ww Room 1

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) TIM JULIANI ALEXANDRA ROTATORI Senior Advisor, The Co2efficient Group Associate, Business Renewables Center, Rocky Mountain Institute SPEAKERS: MICHELLE PATRON ROB THRELKELD Director of Sustainability Policy, Microsoft Global Manager of Renewable Energy, General Motors (GM)

The great indoors. We didn’t check the forecast for cold weather. Or bring out the coloring books and crayons. But we did provide the heat so this family could enjoy the day together. When the energy you invest in life meets the energy we fuel it with, indoor fun happens.

20 MARCH 14–16 DAY 1

SPONSORED BY Bio-economy: Enabling Products of the Future ww Room 2

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued)

BRUCE DUDLEY DEREK NIGHBOR with the support of Senior Vice President, Delphi Group CEO, Forest Products Association of Canada SPEAKERS: (FPAC) PAUL FAST Partner, Fast + Epp

DR. CATALINA LOPEZ-CORREA Chief Sustainability Officer and Vice President, Sectors, Genome BC

12:30pm-2:00pm Lunch Break

Lunch and Learn on Mindfulness Mindfulness: A Tool for Leaning into Change during Innovative Times wwRoom 10

SPEAKER: ANNEMARIE GOCKEL Director of Educational Content, Mind What Matters, Camp Still Meditation Inc.

2:00pm-3:15pm Canada’s Sustainable Financial Future ww Ballroom

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) NICK ROBINS DAVID MCGOWN Co-Director, Inquiry into the Design of a Sustainable Senior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, Insurance Financial System, UN Environment Bureau of Canada

SPEAKERS: JENNIFER REYNOLDS ROGER J. BEAUCHEMIN President and CEO, Toronto Financial President and CEO, Addenda Capital Services Alliance

MARC CEVEY PRINCIPLE COMMENTATOR: CEO, HSBC Global Asset Management MARYAM GOLNARAGHI (Canada) Limited Director, Extreme Events and Climate Risks Programme, The Geneva Association

GLOBE FORUM 2018 21 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14

2:00pm-3:15pm Life’s a Gas: Examining our Poly-Fuel Future ww Room 1

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) JOHN O’BRIEN ROB CAMPBELL Managing Director, Australian CleanTech and Sino CCO, Ballard Power Systems CleanTech KATHRYN MCCARTHY SPEAKERS: Vice President, Research and Development, ANDY CALITZ Canadian Nuclear Laboratories CEO, LNG Canada JACK N. SADDLER Professor and Dean Emeritus, University of British Columbia

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Cars Today ww Room 2

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) CARA CLAIRMAN MATT HORTON President and CEO, Plug’n’Drive Chief Commercial Officer, Proterra

SPEAKERS: SIMON LONSDALE TIMOTHY BURR Chief Strategy Officer, ChargePoint Director of Public Policy, Lyft SANDRA PHILLIPS CEO and Shared Mobility Architect, movmi Shared Transportation Services

Global Goals With Gusto: True Stories from SDG Early Adopters ww Room 11

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) KEVIN MOSS NEIL HAWKINS Global Director of Sustainable Business, Corporate Vice President and Chief Sustainability World Resources Institute (WRI) Officer, The Dow Chemical Company

SPEAKERS: GWEN MIGITA BRENT BERGERON Chief Sustainability Officer and Vice President Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs and Social Impact, Caesars Entertainment Sustainability, Goldcorp Inc.

3:15pm-3:45pm Coffee Break

22 MARCH 14–16 Helping businesses navigate climate change

Chartered Professional Accountants (CPAs) can help your organization make more informed decisions — and increase resilience — in the face of climate change. How? By identifying climate-related risks and opportunities. By estimating financial impacts and performing scenario analyses. By advising on long-term business performance. Need a strategic response to climate change? Enlist a CPA.

FIND OUT MORE AT cpacanada.ca/climatechange

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3:45pm-5:00pm

ww Ballroom 3:45pm-4:05pm Energy: The Trillion Dollar Opportunity

PRESENTER: ETHAN ZINDLER Head of Americas, Bloomberg New Energy Finance

4:05pm-4:45pm 2018 GLOBE Climate Leadership Awards

PRESENTER: THE HONOURABLE CATHERINE MCKENNA Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Government of Canada

4:45pm-5:00pm SPARK Talk – Navigating Our Way

Towards a Plastic-Free Ocean SPONSORED BY

PRESENTER: EMILY PENN Expedition Leader, Skipper, Artist, Ocean Advocate

Learning from the Past, Looking to the Future: Building Urban Resilience ww Room 2

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) CRAIG STEWART HENK OVINK Vice President, Federal Affairs, Insurance Bureau of Special Envoy for International Water Affairs, Canada (IBC) Kingdom of the Netherlands and Principal, Rebuild by Design SPEAKERS: ALEX KAPLAN JOSH SAWISLAK Lead, North America and Senior Vice President, Global Director of Resilience, AECOM Global Partnerships, Swiss Re PRINCIPLE COMMENTATOR: BRYNA LIPPER BLAIR FELTMATE Chief Resilience Advisor and Senior Vice President, Head, Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation 100 Resilient Cities (Rockefeller Foundation)

24 MARCH 14–16 DAY 1

Traditional and Emerging Sources for Protein: Finding the Balance ww Room 8

SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS (continued) BRAD BARBERA KELLY HAGEN Director of Innovation, The Good Food Institute COO, Entomo Farms

TIM FAVERI Vice President, Sustainability and Shared Value, Maple Leaf Foods Inc.

The Bottom Line: Implementing the FSB Task Force Recommendations ww Room 11

OPENING REMARKS: TASHIA BATSTONE Senior Vice President of External Relations and Business Development, CPA Canada

MODERATOR: JON WILLIAMS Partner, Sustainability and Climate Change, PwC

SPEAKERS: MAIA BECKER Director, Environmental and Social Risk Policy, RBC

SARAH BREEDEN Executive Director, International Banks Supervision, Bank of England

ZOË KNIGHT Managing Director and Group Head, HSBC Centre of Sustainable Finance

Delivering tomorrow’s sustainable infrastructure today.

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GLOBE FORUM 2018 25 THURSDAY, MARCH 15

8:30am-9:45am Clean Energy Policy: Mitigating Risk, Driving Opportunity ww Ballroom B

OPENING REMARKS: SPEAKERS: THE HONOURABLE JIM CARR MICHAEL CROTHERS Minister of Natural Resources, President and Country Chair, Shell Canada Government of Canada JOHN LOUGHHEAD, OBE MODERATOR: Chief Scientific Adviser, UK Department of Business, MERRAN SMITH Energy and Industrial Strategy Executive Director, Clean Energy Canada; Fellow, Simon Fraser University’s Centre for Dialogue TERZAH TIPPIN POE Lecturer, Harvard University

Leveraging the Ratings and Rankings of the ESG Ecosystem ww Room 1

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) MIKE WALLACE NICOLE MARTIN Managing Director, BrownFlynn Senior Director, Sustainable Finance, S&P Global Ratings SPEAKERS: PARESH CHARI LAUREL PEACOCK Assistant Vice President – Analyst, Senior Sustainability Manager, NRG Energy, Inc. Moody’s Canada Inc.

Optimizing the Impact of Finance ww Room 8

SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS (continued) MARLEEN JANSSEN GROESBEEK LÉON WIJNANDS Professor in Sustainable Finance and Accounting, Global Head of Sustainability, ING Avans University of Applied Sciences

SERGE MAYAKA Founder and Managing Principal, Impact Capitalyst

26 MARCH 14–16 DAY 2

SPONSORED BY Dubai Advantage: From Future to Reality ww Room 2

MODERATOR: BRYAN BUGGEY Director, Strategic Initiatives and Sector SPEAKERS (continued) Development, Vancouver Economic Commission FAHAD AL GERGAWI CEO, Dubai Investment Development SPEAKERS: Agency (DUBAI FDI) MARWAN ABDULAZIZ Executive Director, Dubai Science Park

9:45am-10:00am Coffee Break

10:00am-10:15am SPARK Talk – Embracing Systemic Change ww Ballroom B

PRESENTER: SALLY UREN, OBE CEO, Forum for the Future

SPARK Talk – Something Worth Dying For ww Room 2

PRESENTER: PETE BETHUNE “Captain Planet”, Engineer, Skipper, Conservationist

10:00am-11:15am Blockchain and its Emerging Role in the Clean Economy ww Ballroom A

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) JESSICA VERHAGEN JOE MADDEN Vice President, Business Development Co-Founder and CEO, Xpansiv Data Systems and Strategy, Ecosphere+ KERSTIN ROCK SPEAKERS: Senior Vice President Operations, LO3 Energy STEVEN FISH Founder and CEO, ESG Ledger

SHAUN FRANKSON Co-Founder and Chief Strategist, The Plastic Bank

GLOBE FORUM 2018 27 THURSDAY, MARCH 15

10:00am-11:15am

IN CO-OPERATION WITH Carbon Pricing: Growing Clubs and Forging Links

ww Room 1 CLIMATE CHALLENGES MARKET SOLUTIONS MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) KATIE SULLIVAN ANGELA CHURIE KALLHAUGE Managing Director, IETA Head, Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition Secretariat and Senior Climate Change Specialist, SPEAKERS: The World Bank Group CHELSEA BRYANT Vice President, Canadian Operations, ClimeCo Corporation

IN CO-OPERATION WITH Harnessing Next Generation Innovation ww Room 8

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) MEREDITH ADLER VERONIKA BYLICKI Executive Director, Student Energy Co-Founder and Co-Director, CityHive

SPEAKERS: ELENA FOUKES RYAN HOLMES Co-Founder and Managing Director, Treviso Partners CEO, Hootsuite Inc ROBERT KIRSTIUK Co-Founder and CEO, Coastline Market

KELCIE MILLER-ANDERSON Founder, MycoRemedy

SPONSORED BY Energy Futures Collaboration: Indigenous Partnerships to Drive Social, Economic and Ecological Impact ww Room 11

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) MELISSA QUESNELLE, Naatoi’Ihkpiakii MARK LITTLE Executive Advisor, Indigenous Sustainable Structures Chief Operating Officer, Suncor Energy

SPEAKERS: JUDITH SAYERS, Kekinusuqs CHIEF JIM BOUCHER President, Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council Chief, Fort McKay First Nation PRINCIPLE COMMENTATOR: JEAN PAUL GLADU GUY LONECHILD President and CEO, Canadian Council CEO, First Nations Power Authority for Aboriginal Business

28 MARCH 14–16 DAY 2

Energizing BC. FortisBC is helping to lead the way in athe development of a sustainable, low-carbon economy - from providing natural gas for ferries, buses and commercial fleets to piloting new technology that can reduce

CO2 emissions for homes and businesses to electric charging stations for vehicles. That’s energy at work. Come see us at booth 812 to learn more.

FortisBC uses the FortisBC name and logo under license from Fortis Inc. (18-038.1 01/2018)

10:15am-11:15am Straight From the Top: How Boards Are Responding to Calls for Increasing Disclosure and Purpose ww Ballroom B

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) HELLE BANK JORGENSEN MARCELO LU CEO, B. Accountability and President, President, BASF Canada Global Compact Network Canada MARCIA MOFFAT SPEAKERS: Managing Director, Head of Canada, GORD HICKS BlackRock Canada CEO, BGIS ANNETTE VERSCHUREN Chair and CEO, NRStor Incorporated

GLOBE FORUM 2018 29 THURSDAY, MARCH 15

10:15am-11:15am Textiles and Ocean Pollution: Science and Industry Tackle a Global Issue In partnership with Ocean Wise wwRoom 2

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) ELAINE LEUNG ANDJELA KNEZEVIC-STEVANOVIC Founder, Sea Smart Director, Environmental Management and Quality Control, Metro Vancouver SPEAKERS: JEFF CROOK DRUMMOND LAWSON Chief Product Officer, Mountain Equipment Co-op Director, Social and Environmental Sustainability, Arc’teryx Equipment, Inc.

PETER S. ROSS Vice President, Research, Ocean Wise Conservation Association

11:15am-11:45am Coffee Break

11:45am-12:45pm The Grand Tour: A Showcase of the World’s Most Innovative and Resilient Infrastructure ww Ballroom A

SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS (continued) BRENNA BERMAN DARREN SOKOLOSKI Managing Director, UILabs Chicago President and Country Director, ACCIONA Infrastructure Canada HANA HOSI NARVÁEZ BAUTISTA Architect, Stefano Boeri Architetti RIVES TAYLOR Regional Sustainability Leader, Principal, Gensler

Digitalization: New Systems, New Thinking Driving Sustainability 4.0 ww Ballroom B

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS: SALLY UREN, OBE DAVIDA HERZL CEO, Forum for the Future CEO and Co-Founder, Aclima Inc

MARCELO LU President, BASF Canada

30 MARCH 14–16 DAY 2

Scaling Cleantech Through Innovative Financing ww Room 1

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) CAROL-ANN BROWN SCOTT JACOBS Senior Director, Delphi Group CEO and Co-Founder, Generate Capital

SPEAKERS: ANDREE-LISE MÉTHOT MAFALDA DUARTE Founder and Managing Partner, Manager, Climate Investment Funds (CIF) Cycle Capital Management

The Circular City: Closing Loops and Creating Jobs ww Room 2

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) GREG MOORE KARI HERLEVI Chair Board of Directors, Metro Vancouver Project Director, Circular Economy, Sitra, the Finnish and Co-Founder, National Zero Waste Council Innovation Fund

SPEAKERS: ANNETTE SYNOWIEC IAIN GULLAND Manager of Business Operations and Change CEO, Zero Waste Scotland Initiatives, Solid Waste Management Services Division, City of Toronto

The 2 Degree World: The Future of Stranded Assets ww Room 11

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) LISA DEMARCO JACKIE FORREST Senior Partner, DeMarco Allan LLP Director of Research, ARC Energy Research Institute

SPEAKERS: HENRIK JEPPESON MARK BROWNSTEIN Head of Investor Outreach, North America, Vice President, Climate and Energy Program, Carbon Tracker Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)

12:45pm-2:15pm SPONSORED BY Women’s Networking Lunch ww Pan Pacific Hotel, Crystal Pavilion (Lobby Level)

Ladies: Tickets are complimentary but required for this event. Please sign up at the Registration Desk.

GLOBE FORUM 2018 31 THURSDAY, MARCH 15

2:15pm-2:30pm SPONSORED BY SPARK Talk – Alone in Antarctica: Lessons for Our Future? ww Ballroom B

PRESENTER: FELICITY ASTON Sustainability Advocate, Author, Former Antarctic Scientist

SPARK Talk – The Roots of Climate Skepticism: Research-Based Strategies to Build Support for Climate Action ww Room 2

PRESENTER: ANDREW HOFFMAN Holcim (US) Professor of Sustainable Enterprise, Ross School of Business/ SNRE, University of Michigan

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Serving Canadian business abroad The Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) helps Canadian cleantech companies navigate the complexities of international markets with on-the-ground assistance available in over 160 cities worldwide. Each year, ﬁeen thousand Canadian companies contact the TCS. Why not yours?

80% of TCS clients say… Trade Commissioners helped them gain the conﬁdence to explore or expand their operations in to new global markets.

Go further faster. Connect with the TCS. THURSDAY, MARCH 15

2:30pm-3:45pm Hacking the Future: How AI Can Boost Resiliency and Improve Conservation ww Ballroom A

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) JOEL MAKOWER DR. KATHLEEN S. GOBUSH Chairman and Executive Editor, Greenbiz Group Senior Wildlife Researcher, Paul G Allen Philanthropies/Vulcan Inc

SPEAKERS: MILIND TAMBE ZACH FERDAÑA Founding Co-Director, CAIS Center for AI in Society, Senior Program Manager, The Nature Conservancy University of Southern California

MICHELLE PATRON Director of Sustainability Policy, Microsoft

WITH THE SUPPORT OF Beyond Clean Capitalism ww Ballroom B

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) PAMELA MARTIN WAL VAN LIEROP Broadcast Journalist; Former Anchor, President and CEO, Chrysalix Venture Capital CTV Television News TAMARA VROOMAN SPEAKERS: President and CEO, Vancity ROBERT F. KENNEDY, JR. President, Waterkeeper Alliance

WITH THE SUPPORT OF Green Dragons and Entrepreneurial States: Combining Public and Private Initiative to Unleash Clean Innovation leaders’ initiative ww Room 1

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) JOHN STACKHOUSE ARLENE DICKINSON Senior Vice President, Office of the CEO, RBC CEO of Venture Communications, ‘Dragon’s Den’ star

SPEAKERS: STEWART ELGIE ANTHONY COX Professor and Chair, Smart Prosperity Institute, Director, Environment Directorate, Organization for University of Ottawa Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) LORRAINE MITCHELMORE President and CEO, Enlighten Innovations

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Global Positions on Climate Policy: Who’s Leading the Charge? In cooperation with Georgetown Climate Center wwRoom 2

OPENING REMARKS: SPEAKERS: ROLAND LESCURE MATT BEATON Chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee at the Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs, French Parliament and Member of Parliament for Commonwealth of Massachusetts the French living in North America, French National Assembly GLEN MURRAY Executive Director, Pembina Institute MODERATOR: VICKI ARROYO RUCHI SADHIR Executive Director, Georgetown Climate Center Energy Policy Advisor, Office of Governor Kate Brown

2:30pm-4:30pm SPONSORED BY Energy Reimagined: Rethinking Business Strategies to Navigate the Transition ww Room 8

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS: THIBAUT MILLET HUGH O’REILLY Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability President and CEO, OPTrust Practice, EY JOHANNE GÉLINAS President and CEO, Transition Energétique Québec

MELANIE BAYLEY Chief Regulatory Officer, ATCO

3:45pm-4:30pm Coffee Break sponsored by TAITRA

GLOBE FORUM 2018 35 THURSDAY, MARCH 15

4:30pm-5:30pm

SPONSORED BY CFO Leadership in the Transition to a Sustainable, Low Carbon Economy ww Ballroom A

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) ANDREA MOFFAT SUSAN L. KOCH Vice President, Ivey Foundation CFO, Carbon Engineering Ltd.

SPEAKERS: CATHY MCLAY LAWRENCE DAVIS CFO and Executive Vice President, Finance and Senior Vice President Finance, BCI Corporate Services, ICBC

Energizing 21st Century Electricity Markets ww Ballroom B

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) THE HONOURABLE SERGIO MARCHI MONICA GATTINGER President and CEO, Canadian Electricity Association Chair, Positive Energy, University of Ottawa

SPEAKERS: WAYNE STENSBY DR. EUGENE CHIEN Managing Director, Electricity, ATCO President and Board Chairman, Taiwan Institute for Sustainable Energy

SPONSORED BY Clean Technology in Canada: Public Sector Support for Innovation ww Room 1 MODERATOR: JANE KEARNS Senior Advisor, MaRS Cleantech

SPEAKERS: SPEAKERS (continued) CARL BURLOCK LEAH LAWRENCE Senior Vice President and Global Head, Financing President and CEO, Sustainable Development and Investments, Export Development Canada (EDC) Technology Canada (SDTC)

MICHAEL DENHAM MARTIN ZABLOCKI President and CEO, Business Development Bank of President and CEO, Canadian Commercial Canada (BDC) Corporation (CCC)

36 MARCH 14–16 DAY 2

The Internet of Water: Putting Data Analytics to Work ww Room 2

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) ELEANOR ALLEN REBEKAH EGGERS CEO, Water for the People Global Water Leader, Watson IoT, IBM

SPEAKERS: NOAH SABICH ALBERT CHO Director, Cimbria Capital Vice President, Strategy and Business Development, Xylem Inc.

Carbon Negative: Technologies at the Forefront of Innovation ww Room 11

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) BETH HARDY DAVID KEITH Vice President, Strategy and Stakeholder Relations, Professor of Applied Physics, Harvard’s School of International CCS Knowledge Centre Engineering and Applied Sciences and Professor of Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School and Founder at Carbon Engineering SPEAKERS: JULIO FRIEDMANN JASON WOLFE Distinguished Associate, Energy Futures Initiative Director, Energy Solutions, FortisBC

Congratulations Air Canada Our official airline partner, Air Canada, was recently named 2018 Eco-Airline of the Year by Air Transport World. Air Canada is the first airline in the world to voluntarily join the World Bank’s IMF Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition.

GLOBE FORUM 2018 37 FRIDAY, MARCH 16

9:00am-10:00am Is the Future the For-Good Company? Engaging in an Age of Social Good ww Ballroom

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) DR. JOHN IZZO PATSY DOERR Author Global Head, Corporate Responsibility and Inclusion, Thomson Reuters SPEAKERS: LIZ MAW LYNELLE CAMERON CEO, Net Impact Vice President, Sustainability, Autodesk and CEO, Autodesk Foundation

How to Forge a Highly Resilient Supply Chain ww Room 1

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) CORO STRANDBERG JOHN ORTIZ President, Strandberg Consulting Director, Product Stewardship, HP

SPEAKERS: YALMAZ SIDDIQUI BETTY CREMMINS Vice President, Corporate Sustainability, MGM Director, CDP West, CDP Resorts International

SPONSORED BY What It Takes to be a High-Performing Company in a Post-Paris Agreement World ww Room 2

OPENING REMARKS: CHRISTYNE TREMBLAY Deputy Minister, Natural Resources Canada SPEAKERS: ROXANNA BENOIT MODERATOR: Vice President, Public Affairs and Communications, MARIE-HÉLÈNE LABRIE Enbridge Senior Vice President, Government Affairs and Communications, Enerkem Inc JANET DRYSDALE Vice President Corporate Development and Sustainability, CN

JUDI HESS CEO, Copperleaf Technologies

CHARLENE WALL-WARREN Sustainability Director, BASF

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FRIDAY, MARCH 16

9:00am-10:00am

SPONSORED BY Attracting Foreign Direct Investment: Leveraging Canadian Capacity in a Globally Competitive Market wwRoom 8

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) MARCY GROSSMAN AUDREY MASCARENHAS Executive Director, Branding and Marketing, Invest in President and CEO, Questor Technology Inc Canada Hub Transition Team, Global Affairs Canada IAN G. MCKAY SPEAKERS: CEO, Vancouver Economic Commission ELICIA MAINE Professor, Innovation and Entrepreneurship ANDREAS TRUCKENBRODT Academic Chair, Science and Technology President and CEO, Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Commercialization, Beedie School of Business, Cell Association (CHFCA) Simon Fraser University

10:00am-10:15am

SPONSORED BY SPARK Talk – By Endurance We Conquer wwBallroom

PRESENTER: TIM JARVIS Environmental Scientist, Author, and Explorer

10:15am-10:30am Coffee Break sponsored by Recycle BC

40 MARCH 14–16 DAY 3

10:30am-11:30am The Pacific Coast Collaborative: West Coast Leadership for a Sustainable Future ww Ballroom

OPENING REMARKS: SPEAKERS: THE HONOURABLE GEORGE HEYMAN THE HONOURABLE JOHN HORGAN Minister of Environment and Climate Change Premier of British Columbia Strategy, Government of British Columbia MATT RODRIQUEZ MODERATOR: California Secretary for Environmental Protection JAY INSLEE Governor of Washington JANINE BENNER Director, Oregon Department of Energy

Turning Tides: Mitigating Ocean Plastics From All Angles ww Room 2

MODERATOR: SPEAKERS (continued) MIKE BIDDLE DUNE IVES Managing Director, Evok Innovations Executive Director, Lonely Whale

SPEAKERS: ALLEN LANGDON SARAH DEARMAN Managing Director, Recycle BC Sustainable Packaging Program Director, The Coca- Cola Company ELLEN MARTIN Vice President, Impact and Strategic Initiatives, Closed Loop Partners

Communication Strategies to Support Sustainability in C-Suite Decision-Making ww Room 8

WORKSHOP FACILITATOR: MODERATOR: MINTO ROY GEOFFREY PEGG Managing Partner, Social Print Paper and Senior Director, Sustainability, Utilities and Energy Partner, Royal Printers Management, Telus

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10:30am-11:45am Skills Innovation: Navigating the Shifting Economy In partnership with the Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) wwRoom 11

OPENING REMARKS: SPEAKERS (continued) THE HONOURABLE BRUCE RALSTON MICHELLE GRADY Minister of Jobs, Trade and Technology, Government Senior Vice President Production, Sony Pictures of British Columbia Imageworks

MODERATOR: ANDREA STAIRS NAMIR ANANI General Manager, eBay Canada and Latin America President and CEO, Information and Communications Technology Council KIRSTEN SUTTON Vice President and Managing Director, SAP Labs Canada and Global Head, SAP Canada Inc SPEAKERS: ALEXANDRA CLARK Chief of Staff to the CEO, Shopify Globe Adv.pdf 1 2018-01-25 1:31 PM

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11:30am-11:45am SPARK Talk – Ramping up the Energy Storage Solution ww Ballroom

SPEAKERS: BORIS VON BORMANN CEO, Mercedes-Benz Energy Americas

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11:45pm-1:30pm SPONSORED BY Closing Town Hall ww Ballroom

OPENING REMARKS: ROGER DALL’ANTONIA President and CEO, FortisBC SPEAKERS: TZEPORAH BERMAN MODERATOR: Adjunct Professor and Strategic Consultant, York CHRIS HENDERSON University Chair, GLOBE Series MELINA LABOUCAN-MASSIMO KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change Fellow, LÁSZLÓ VARRÓ David Suzuki Foundation Chief Economist, International Energy Agency

44 MARCH 14–16 The global economy is moving toward a L’économie mondiale se dirige vers un avenir greener future, and Canada is working to plus vert, et le Canada entend bien suivre la keep pace. marche. Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) is committed À Ressources naturelles Canada (RNCan) nous to working collaboratively with industry to grow sommes déterminés à travailler en collaboration the economy, create good-paying, long-term avec l’industrie pour stimuler la croissance jobs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. économique, créer des emplois durables bien Join us to further the conversation on a low- rémunérés et réduire les émissions de gaz à effet carbon future: de serre. Minister Carr will deliver a keynote on Greening Venez nous rencontrer au forum GLOBE pour nourrir our Energy Future (March 15) la conversation sur un avenir sobre en carbone : Le ministre Jim Carr prononcera un discours sur Join Minister Carr and industry experts for a l’écologisation de notre avenir énergétique panel on Building Green with Wood – learn (15 mars) how we are supporting green infrastructure to Joignez-vous à M. Carr et à des spécialistes de help build a green economy (March 15) l’industrie pour une discussion sur la construction verte en bois et voyez comment nous développons Join Christyne Tremblay, DM of NRCan, to hear les infrastructures vertes en appui à l’écologisation accomplished women leaders discuss What it de l’économie (15 mars) Takes to be a High-performing Company in a Joignez-vous à Christyne Tremblay, SM de RNCan, Post-Paris Agreement World (March 16) et venez entendre des dirigeantes d’entreprise aguerries discuter de ce qui garantit la bonne Visit us at the Canada Pavilion of the performance d’une entreprise dans un monde Innovation Expo to learn more about our post-Accord de Paris (16 mars) science and our programs – aimed at helping Canadian clean tech companies and Venez vous renseigner sur notre activité entrepreneurs succeed. scientifique et nos programmes auPavillon canadien de l’expo Innovation – pour épauler les entrepreneurs et les entreprises d’écotechnologies Learn more @ du Canada. nrcan.gc.ca/cleangrowth Pour de plus amples renseignements rncan.gc.ca/croissancepropre Innovation Expo ACCELERATING CLEANTECH TRADE AND INVESTMENT

The expo is a global showcase of sustainable products, services, and ideas fresh off the lab bench. Touch and feel the latest cleantech solutions offered by more than 200 suppliers from around the world.

Our innovation technology cluster and regional/national pavilion formats make it easy to find exhibiting companies according to their sector, region and type of solution.

Innovation Technology Clusters: • Smart Grid/Micro-Grid • Water Innovation • Sustainable Mobility • Carbon Capture, Utilization • Smart/High Performing Buildings and Storage (CCUS)

Exhibitors and conference delegates also enjoy access to the expo’s action-packed B2B networking program, including networking receptions, pitching sessions and our presentation theatres.

Presentation Theatres

Enjoy a diverse range of programming in our presentation theatres on the Innovation Expo floor:

Foresight Innovation Theatre CCUS Carbon Capture, Utilization annd Storage Theatre

Hear the global cleantech elite discuss the Includes exhibitor presentations, media products, technologies and ideas reshaping announcements, and Dragon’s Den-style sustainability. presentations.

Disruptor Theatre Trade Commissioner Service Theatre Home to our exclusive Tech Talks and Spark Talks. Investor pitch sessions also take place here. Includes the inaugural Cleantech Global Export - Tech Talks: Find functional products, Education Workshop, and market intelligence services, and processes making an every-day sessions on cleantech opportunities abroad. difference in the world of cleantech. - Spark Talks: Discover new inspirational and disruptive cleantech initiatives.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14

10:00am-11:10am 1:35pm-2:20pm Expo Launch Financing the 21st Century: Clearing the Roadblocks on the Way to the Clean Economy 11:30am-12:00pm BCIP Challenge-Pitch: First Customer, 2:30pm-3:30pm First Revenue CleanConnect China: Connecting China Cleantech Market 12:00pm-12:30pm and Investment Opportunities BCIP Challenge-Pitch | Lunch Break 3:40pm-4:40pm 12:30pm-1:15pm Something Ventured: Achieving Sustainability, TSX Market Closing Ceremony One Failure at a Time 4:50pm-5:10pm Canada’s Weather and the Impact of Climate Change - featuring Chris St. Clair, On Air Presenter, The Weather Network 5:10pm-5:40pm End of Day Announcements

THURSDAY, MARCH 15

10:00am-12:00pm 1:15pm-2:15pm Cascadia Connect Challenge Pitch Event Building Green with Wood 12:00pm-12:20pm 2:25pm-3:25pm Cascadia Networking Reception | Lunch Break WD Mining Panel Showcase Session 12:20pm-1:05pm 3:35pm-5:00pm The Good, the Bad and the Ugly on Foresight’s ARCTIC Innovation Challenge Climate Finance Showcase and Special Announcement 5:00pm-5:30pm Launch of Canada Cleantech Connect

FRIDAY, MARCH 16

10:00am-11:00am 2:10pm-2:30pm At the Water’s Edge - featuring Cristina IDEaS: Innovation for Defence Excellence Mittermeier, Co-Founder, SeaLegacy and Security – Innovation Access Program from DND 11:15am-12:00pm CO2 Entrepreneurs at the Cutting Edge: 2:35pm-2:50pm Meet Semi-Finalists in the NRG COSIA Carbon BCIP Announcement XPRIZE

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Disruptor Theatre

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14

11:30am-12:15pm 2:00pm-2:15pm Seed, Sow, Grow: Insights on Building a CO2 Marketplace What Investors are Looking For 2:15pm-2:30pm from the Creative Destruction Lab 2 Legit 2 Quit 1:30pm-1:45pm 2:40pm-3:50pm GHG Mitigation Through CO2 Rapid-Fire Pitch Session 1 Geological Storage 4:00pm-5:10pm 1:45pm-2:00pm Dragon’s Den-style Pitches: Exponential Innovation in Carbon: Smart Grid/Transportation Update on the NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE

THURSDAY, MARCH 15

10:00am-10:15am 12:45pm-1:00pm How to Succeed in Public-Private Partnerships Electric Vehicles 101 – Learn About the Basics for Wastewater Resource Recovery of Vehicle and Charging Technology 10:15am-10:30am 1:00pm-1:15pm UV-LED The Future of Water Purification Refueling at Home and Work – How Should Stratas and Employers Respond to 10:30am-10:45am Electrification of Vehicles? The Perfect Carbon Reduction Strategy for 2018 and Beyond 1:15pm-1:30pm Plug’n Drive’s Electric Vehicle Discovery 10:45am-11:00am Centre: A Game Changer for Market Water, Energy, and Carbon – The Next Frontier Transformation for Canada’s Circular Economy 1:40pm-2:30pm 11:10am-12:10pm Rapid-Fire Pitch Session 2 Powering the GLOBE Grid 2:40pm-3:25pm 12:30pm-12:45pm Emerging Innovations in Cleantech The Future of Fast: How Lightduty Vehicles are Poised for a Massive All-Electric Retrofit 3:35pm-5:00pm Dragon’s Den-style Pitches: Water Innovation/

Smart Buildings and Infrastructure

FRIDAY, MARCH 16

10:00am-10:15am 10:30am-10:45am Seizing the Advanced Material Opportunities Infrastructure Project in Current and Future Battery Supply Chains – 11:10am-11:30am EVs & Lithium First Nations Sustainable Self Governance: 10:15am-10:30am An Opportunity for the Cleantech Industry Introducing the Building Energy Innovators Council (BEIC) GLOBE FORUM 2018 49 Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) Cluster Theatre

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14

11:30am-12:00pm 3:35pm-3:50pm CCUS Cluster Welcome Shell Quest – A Blueprint for Future CCS 2:45pm-3:00pm 4:00pm-4:15pm The RFC Revolution: Size matters Large CCS Scale Viability (in absorber columns) 4:25pm-4:40pm 3:10pm-3:25pm BHP MHI CO2 Capture Technology, Past, Present, Future

THURSDAY, MARCH

10:45am-11:00am 2:20pm-2:50pm X Prize Development of the Alberta Carbon Conversion Technology Centre 11:10am-11:25am CMC Research Institutes 3:00pm-3:15pm Aquistore: CO2 Storage in Brine and Sandstone 11:35am-11:50am Geologic Formation CO2 Solutions 3:25pm-3:40pm 12:20pm-12:40pm Bringing High Throughput Materials to New Stantec Clean Technology 12:50pm-1:05pm 3:50pm-4:05pm CarbonCure Technologies Wyoming Integrated Test Center 1:15pm-1:30pm 4:15pm-4:30pm Tandem Technical Xebec Adsorption – Methanation and Re-Use 1:40pm-2:10pm of Renewable Carbon as Synthetic Methane Building a CO2 Marketplace

FRIDAY, MARCH 16

10:30am-10:50am CCUS for Cement Plants: The Way Forward 11:00am-12:00pm Dragon’s Den-Style Pitches: Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage 1:00pm-2:00pm Technical Q&A: Learnings fr. BD3

50 MARCH 14–16 Trade Commissioner Service Theatre

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14

11:00am-1:00pm 3:45pm-4:30pm Cleantech Global Workshop Presentation on Cleantech Business Opportunities in North and South Asia 2:00pm-3:00pm Presentation on Climate Finance: Lessons 4:30pm-5:30pm learned from Canadian Industry Presentation on the National Renewable Energy Lab Canadian Cleantech Accelerator 3:00pm-3:30pm Presentation on NAFTA and Cleantech Opportunities in the United States by Canada’s Deputy Ambassador to the United States

THURSDAY, MARCH 15

10:00am-11:00am 2:00pm-2:45pm Presentation on Cleantech Business Presentation on Cleantech Business Opportunities in Latin America Opportunities in Africa 11:00am-11:45am 3:00pm-3:45pm Presentation on Cleantech Business Presentation on Cleantech Business Opportunities in Southeast Asia Opportunities in Europe 1:00pm-1:45pm 4:00pm-5:00pm Presentation on Cleantech Business Presentation on Cleantech Business Opportunities in the U.S. Opportunities in China

Additional Theatres: FEATURED SESSIONS

Foresight Lounge Leading Change Theatre

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 1:35pm-3:30pm 11:00pm-11:45pm Matchmaking Event for Mission Innovation Canada 2030: The Defining Forces Clean Energy Technology Solution Providers Disrupting Business

THURSDAY, MARCH 15 12:30pm-2:30pm 3:25pm-5:30pm BASF Media Press Conference Mining for Solutions Matchmaking Session

GLOBE FORUM 2018 51 Taking Action on Climate Change Building a strong, sustainable economy that works for people and the environment.

Low Carbon Transportation Innovation and Clean Technology

Green Buildings Clean Energy

52 MARCH 14–16 SPEAKER INDEX

MARWAN ABDULAZIZ MATT BEATON SARAH BREEDEN Executive Director, Dubai Secretary of Energy and Executive Director, International Science Park Environmental Affairs, Banks Supervision, Bank of P27 Commonwealth of England Massachusetts P25 MEREDITH ADLER P35 Executive Director, Student CAROL-ANN BROWN Energy ROGER J. BEAUCHEMIN Senior Director, Delphi Group P28 President and CEO, Addenda P31 Capital FAHAD AL GERGAWI P21 MARK BROWNSTEIN CEO, Dubai Investment Vice President, Climate and Development Agency (DUBAI MAIA BECKER Energy Program, Environmental FDI) Director, Environmental and Defense Fund (EDF) P27 Social Risk Policy, RBC P31 P25 ELEANOR ALLEN CHELSEA BRYANT CEO, Water for the People JANINE BENNER Vice President, Canadian P37 Director, Oregon Department of Operations, ClimeCo Energy Corporation NAMIR ANANI P41 P28 President and CEO, Information and Communications ROXANNA BENOIT BRYAN BUGGEY Technology Council Vice President, Public Affairs Director, Strategic Initiatives and P42 and Communications, Enbridge Sector Development, Vancouver P38 Economic Commission VICKI ARROYO P27 Executive Director, Georgetown BRENT BERGERON Climate Center Executive Vice President, CARL BURLOCK P35 Corporate Affairs and Senior Vice President and Sustainability, Goldcorp Inc. Global Head, Financing FELICITY ASTON P22 and Investments, Export Sustainability Advocate, Author, Development Canada (EDC) Former Antarctic Scientist BRENNA BERMAN P36 P32 Managing Director, UILabs Chicago TIMOTHY BURR HELLE BANK JORGENSEN P30 Director of Public Policy, Lyft CEO, B. Accountability and P22 President, Global Compact TZEPORAH BERMAN Network Canada Adjunct Professor and Strategic VERONIKA BYLICKI P29 Consultant, York University Co-Founder and Co-Director, P44 CityHive BRAD BARBERA P28 Director of Innovation, The PETE BETHUNE Good Food Institute “Captain Planet”, Engineer, FELIPE CALDERÓN P25 Skipper, Conservationist HINOJOSA P13, 27 Former President of KEHKASHAN BASU MexicoFormer President of Founder President, Green Hope MIKE BIDDLE Mexico Foundation Managing Director, Evok P18 P19 Innovations P13, 41 ANDY CALITZ TASHIA BATSTONE CEO, LNG Canada Senior Vice President of JAMIE BONHAM P22 External Relations and Business Manager, Corporate Development, CPA Canada Engagement, NEI Investments LYNELLE CAMERON P25 P19 Vice President, Sustainability, Autodesk and CEO, Autodesk MELANIE BAYLEY CHIEF JIM BOUCHER Foundation Chief Regulatory Officer, ATCO Chief, Fort McKay First Nation P38 P35 P28 ROB CAMPBELL CCO, Ballard Power Systems P22

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THE HONOURABLE JIM CRISTINA MITTERMEIER REBEKAH EGGERS CARR Co-Founder and President, Global Water Leader, Minister of Natural SeaLegacy Watson IoT, IBM Resources, Government of P48 P37 Canada P26 JEFF CROOK STEWART ELGIE Chief Product Officer, Professor and Chair, MARC CEVEY Mountain Equipment Co-op Smart Prosperity Institute, CEO, HSBC Global Asset P12, 30 University of Ottawa Management (Canada) P34 Limited MICHAEL CROTHERS P21 President and Country PAUL FAST Chair, Shell Canada Partner, Fast + Epp PARESH CHARI P26 P21 Assistant Vice President – Analyst, Moody’s Canada LAWRENCE DAVIS TIM FAVERI Inc. Senior Vice President Vice President, P26 Finance, BCI Sustainability and Shared P36 Value, Maple Leaf Foods DR. EUGENE CHIEN Inc. President and Board SARAH DEARMAN P25 Chairman, Taiwan Institute Sustainable Packaging for Sustainable Energy Program Director, The BLAIR FELTMATE P36 Coca-Cola Company Head, Intact Centre on P13, 41 Climate Adaptation ALBERT CHO P24 Vice President, Strategy LISA DEMARCO and Business Development, Senior Partner, DeMarco ZACH FERDAÑA Xylem Inc. Allan LLP Senior Program Manager, P37 P31 The Nature Conservancy P34 ANGELA CHURIE MICHAEL DENHAM KALLHAUGE President and CEO, STEVEN FISH Head, Carbon Pricing Business Development Founder and CEO, ESG Leadership Coalition Bank of Canada (BDC) Ledger Secretariat and Senior P36 P27 Climate Change Specialist, The World Bank Group ARLENE DICKINSON DON FORGERON CEO of Venture President and CEO, P28 Communications, ‘Dragon’s Insurance Bureau of CARA CLAIRMAN Den’ star Canada (IBC) President and CEO, P34 P19 Plug’n’Drive PATSY DOERR JACKIE FORREST P22 Global Head, Corporate Director of Research, ARC ALEXANDRA CLARK Responsibility and Energy Research Institute Chief of Staff to the CEO, Inclusion, Thomson Reuters P31 Shopify P38 ELENA FOUKES P42 JANET DRYSDALE Co-Founder and Managing ANTHONY COX Vice President Corporate Director, Treviso Partners Director, Environment Development and P28 Directorate, Organization Sustainability, CN for Economic Co-operation P38 SHAUN FRANKSON and Development (OECD) Co-Founder and Chief MAFALDA DUARTE Strategist, The Plastic Bank P34 Manager, Climate and Chief Strategist, The BETTY CREMMINS Investment Funds (CIF) Plastic Bank Director, CDP West, CDP P31 P27 P38 BRUCE DUDLEY JULIO FRIEDMANN Senior Vice President, Distinguished Associate, Delphi Group Energy Futures Initiative P21 P37

54 MARCH 14–16

LOUIS GAGNON MARCY GROSSMAN ANDREW HOFFMAN President, Canadian Executive Director, Holcim (US) Professor of Operations, Intact Financial Branding and Marketing, Sustainable Enterprise, Corporation Invest in Canada Hub Ross School of Business/ P19 Transition Team, Global SNRE, University of Affairs Canada Michigan MONICA GATTINGER P40 P32 Chair, Positive Energy, University of Ottawa IAIN GULLAND RYAN HOLMES P36 CEO, Zero Waste Scotland CEO, Hootsuite Inc P31 P28 JOHANNE GÉLINAS President and CEO, KELLY HAGEN THE HONOURABLE Transition Energétique COO, Entomo Farms JOHN HORGAN Québec P25 Premier of British Columbia P35 P41 BETH HARDY MIKE GERBIS Vice President, Strategy MATT HORTON CEO, GLOBE Series and Stakeholder Relations, Chief Commercial Officer, P18 International CCS Proterra Knowledge Centre P22 JEAN PAUL GLADU P37 President and CEO, HANA HOSI NARVÁEZ Canadian Council for NEIL HAWKINS BAUTISTA Aboriginal Business Corporate Vice President Architect, Stefano Boeri P28 and Chief Sustainability Architetti Officer, The Dow Chemical P30 DR. KATHLEEN S. Company GOBUSH P22 JAY INSLEE Senior Wildlife Governor of Washington Researcher, Paul G Allen CHRIS HENDERSON P41 Philanthropies/Vulcan Inc Chair, GLOBE Series P34 P18, 44 DUNE IVES Executive Director, Lonely ANNEMARIE GOCKEL KARI HERLEVI Whale Director Educational Project Director, Circular P13, 41 Content, Mind What Economy, Sitra, the Finnish Matters, Camp Still Innovation Fund DR. JOHN IZZO Meditation Inc. P31 Author P21 P38 DAVIDA HERZL MARYAM GOLNARAGHI CEO and Co-Founder, SCOTT JACOBS Director, Extreme Events Aclima Inc CEO and Co-Founder, and Climate Risks P30 Generate Capital Programme, The Geneva P31 Association JUDI HESS P21 CEO, Copperleaf KIRSTEN JAMES Technologies Director, California Policy KATE GORDON P38 and Partnerships, Ceres Senior Advisor, The Paulson Inc. Institute THE HONOURABLE P19 P18 GEORGE HEYMAN Minister of Environment MARLEEN JANSSEN MICHELLE GRADY and Climate Change GROESBEEK Senior Vice President Strategy, Government of Professor in Sustainable Production, Sony Pictures British Columbia Finance and Accounting, Imageworks P41 Avans University of Applied P42 Sciences GORD HICKS P26 CEO, BGIS P29 TIM JARVIS Environmental Scientist, Author, and Explorer P40

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HENRIK JEPPESON MELINA LABOUCAN- GUY LONECHILD Head of Investor Outreach, MASSIMO CEO, First Nations Power North America, Carbon Indigenous Knowledge and Authority Tracker Climate Change Fellow, P28 P31 David Suzuki Foundation P44 SIMON LONSDALE TIM JULIANI Chief Strategy Officer, Senior Advisor, The MARIE-HÉLÈNE LABRIE ChargePoint Co2efficient Group Senior Vice President, P22 P20 Government Affairs and Communications, Enerkem DR. CATALINA LOPEZ- ALEX KAPLAN Inc CORREA Lead, North America and P38 Chief Sustainability Officer Senior Vice President, Global and Vice President, Sectors, Partnerships, Swiss Re ALLEN LANGDON Genome BC P24 Managing Director, Recycle P21 BC JANE KEARNS P13, 41 JOHN LOUGHHEAD, OBE Senior Advisor, MaRS Chief Scientific Adviser, UK Cleantech LEAH LAWRENCE Department of Business, P36 President and CEO, Energy and Industrial Sustainable Development Strategy DAVID KEITH Technology Canada (SDTC) P26 Professor of Applied P36 Physics, Harvard’s School MARCELO LU of Engineering and Applied DRUMMOND LAWSON President, BASF Canada Sciences and Professor Director, Social and P29, 30 of Public Policy, Harvard Environmental Sustainability, Kennedy School and Founder Arc’teryx Equipment, Inc. JACQUI MACNEILL at Carbon Engineering P12, 30 CEO and Founder, Escents P37 Aromatherapy ROLAND LESCURE P11 ROBERT F. KENNEDY, JR. Chairman of the Economic President, Waterkeeper Affairs Committee at the JOE MADDEN Alliance French Parliament and Co-Founder and CEO, P34 Member of Parliament for Xpansiv Data Systems the French living in North P27 ROBERT KIRSTIUK America, French National Co-Founder and CEO, Assembly ELICIA MAINE Coastline Market P35 Professor, Innovation P28 and Entrepreneurship ELAINE LEUNG Academic Chair, ANDJELA KNEZEVIC- Founder, Sea Smart Science and Technology STEVANOVIC P12, 30 Commercialization, Beedie Director, Environmental School of Business, Simon Management and Quality BRYNA LIPPER Fraser University Control, Metro Vancouver Chief Resilience Advisor and P40 P12, 30 Senior Vice President, 100 Resilient Cities (Rockefeller JOEL MAKOWER ZOË KNIGHT Foundation) Chairman and Executive Managing Director and P24 Editor, Greenbiz Group Group Head, HSBC Centre P34 of Sustainable Finance ROBERT LITTERMAN P25 Chairman, Risk Committee THE HONOURABLE and Founding Partner, Kepos SERGIO MARCHI SUSAN L. KOCH Capital President and CEO, Canadian CFO, Carbon Engineering P18 Electricity Association Ltd. P36 P36 MARK LITTLE Chief Operating Officer, ELLEN MARTIN HYEWON KONG Suncor Energy Vice President, Impact and Associate Portfolio Manager, P28 Strategic Initiatives, Closed AGF Management Limited Loop Partners P19 P13, 41

56 MARCH 14–16

NICOLE MARTIN ANDREE-LISE MÉTHOT KEVIN MOSS Senior Director, Sustainable Founder and Managing Global Director of Finance, S&P Global Partner, Cycle Capital Sustainable Business, Ratings Management World Resources Institute P26 P31 (WRI) P22 PAMELA MARTIN ANGELO MICELI Broadcast Journalist; Head of Public Segment, GLEN MURRAY Former Anchor, CTV Philips Lighting Canada Executive Director, Television News P19 Pembina Institute P34 P35 GWEN MIGITA AUDREY Chief Sustainability PAUL NICKLEN MASCARENHAS Officer and Vice President Photographer, Filmmaker President and CEO, Social Impact, Caesars and Marine Biologist, and Questor Technology Inc Entertainment Co-Founder, SeaLegacy P40 P22 P12, 13, 18 LIZ MAW KELCIE MILLER- DEREK NIGHBOR CEO, Net Impact ANDERSON CEO, Forest Products P38 Founder, MycoRemedy Association of Canada P28 (FPAC) SERGE MAYAKA P21 Founder and Managing THIBAUT MILLET Principal, Impact Capitalyst Partner, Climate Change JOHN O’BRIEN P26 and Sustainability Practice, Managing Director, EY Australian CleanTech and PATRICIA MCCARNEY P35 Sino CleanTech President and CEO, World P22 Council on City Data LORRAINE (WCCD) MITCHELMORE HUGH O’REILLY P19 President and CEO, President and CEO, Enlighten Innovations OPTrust KATHRYN MCCARTHY P34 P35 Vice President, Research and Development, CRISTINA MITTERMEIER JOHN ORTIZ Canadian Nuclear Co-Founder and President, Director, Product Laboratories SeaLegacy Stewardship, HP P22 P13, 48 P38 DAVID MCGOWN ANDREA MOFFAT HENK OVINK Senior Vice President, Vice President, Ivey Special Envoy for Strategic Initiatives, Foundation International Water Insurance Bureau of P36 Affairs, Kingdom of the Canada Netherlands and Principal, P21 MARCIA MOFFAT Rebuild by Design Managing Director, Head of P24 IAN G. MCKAY Canada, BlackRock Canada CEO, Vancouver Economic P29 MICHELLE PATRON Commission Director of Sustainability P40 GREG MOORE Policy, Microsoft Chair Board of Directors, P20, 34 THE HONOURABLE Metro Vancouver and CATHERINE MCKENNA Co-Founder, National Zero LAUREL PEACOCK Minister of Environment Waste Council Senior Sustainability and Climate Change, P31 Manager, NRG Energy, Inc. Government of Canada P26 P24 ALEXIS MORGAN Lead, Water Stewardship, GERARD PEETS CATHY MCLAY WWF International Director General, CFO and Executive Vice P19 Smart Cities Challenge, President, Finance and Infrastructure Canada Corporate Services, ICBC P19 P36

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GEOFFREY PEGG MATT RODRIQUEZ ROBIN SILVESTER Director, Sustainability, California Secretary for President and CEO, Utilities and Energy Environmental Protection Vancouver Fraser Port Management, Telus P41 Authority P41 P18 PETER S. ROSS EMILY PENN Vice President, Research, ANNI SINNEMÄKI Expedition Leader, Skipper, Ocean Wise Conservation Deputy Mayor, City of Artist, and Ocean Advocate Association Helsinki P13, 24 P12, 30 P19 SANDRA PHILLIPS ALEXANDRA ROTATORI MERRAN SMITH CEO and Shared Mobility Associate, Business Executive Director, Clean Architect, movmi Shared Renewables Center, Rocky Energy Canada; Fellow, Transportation Services Mountain Institute Simon Fraser University’s P22 P20 Centre for Dialogue P26 DEE POON MINTO ROY Managing Director and Chief Managing Partner, Social DARREN SOKOLOSKI Brand Officer, Esquel Group Print Paper and Senior President and Country P18 Partner, Royal Printers Director, ACCIONA P41 Infrastructure Canada THE HONOURABLE P30 CARLA QUALTROUGH ROBERT E. RUBIN Minister of Public Services Co-Chairman Emeritus, DOMINIQUE SOURIS and Procurement, Council on Foreign Relations Co-Founder and Executive Government of Canada and Former United States Director, Youth Climate Lab P11 Secretary of the Treasury P11 P18 MELISSA QUESNELLE, JOHN STACKHOUSE NAATOI’IHKPIAKII NOAH SABICH Senior Vice President, Office Executive Advisor, Director, Cimbria Capital of the CEO, RBC Indigenous Sustainable P37 P34 Structures P28 JACK N. SADDLER ANDREA STAIRS Professor and Dean Emeritus, General Manager, eBay THE HONOURABLE University of British Columbia Canada and Latin America BRUCE RALSTON P22 P42 Minister of Jobs, Trade and Technology, Government of RUCHI SADHIR CHRIS ST. CLAIR British Columbia Energy Policy Advisor, Office On Air Presenter, The of Governor Kate Brown Weather Network P42 P35 P48 JENNIFER REYNOLDS President and CEO, Toronto JOSH SAWISLAK WAYNE STENSBY Financial Services Alliance Global Director of Resilience, Managing Director, AECOM Electricity, ATCO P21 P24 P36 MAYOR GREGOR JUDITH SAYERS, CRAIG STEWART ROBERTSON Vice President, Federal Mayor of Vancouver, Canada KEKINUSUQS President, Nuu-chah-nulth Affairs, Insurance Bureau of P18 Tribal Council Canada (IBC) NICK ROBINS P28 P24 Co-Director, Inquiry into CORO STRANDBERG the Design of a Sustainable YALMAZ SIDDIQUI Vice President, Corporate President, Strandberg Financial System, UN Consulting Environment Sustainability, MGM Resorts International P38 P21 P38 KATIE SULLIVAN KERSTIN ROCK Managing Director, IETA Senior Vice President P28 Operations, LO3 Energy

P27

58 MARCH 14–16

KIRSTEN SUTTON LÁSZLÓ VARRÓ ETHAN ZINDLER Vice President and Managing Chief Economist, Head of Americas, Director, SAP Labs Canada International Energy Agency Bloomberg New Energy and Global Head, SAP P44 Finance Canada Inc P24 P42 JESSICA VERHAGEN Vice President, Business NELSON SWITZER Development and Strategy, Vice President and Chief Ecosphere+ Sustainability Officer, Nestle P27 Waters North America P19 ANNETTE VERSCHUREN Chair and CEO, NRStor ANNETTE SYNOWIEC Incorporated Manager of Business P29 Operations and Change Initiatives, Solid Waste BORIS VON BORMANN Management Services CEO, Mercedes-Benz Energy Division, City of Toronto Americas P31 P43 MILIND TAMBE TAMARA VROOMAN Founding Co-Director, CAIS President and CEO, Vancity Center for AI in Society, P34 University of Southern California MIKE WALLACE P34 Managing Director, BrownFlynn RIVES TAYLOR P26 Regional Sustainability Leader, Principal, Gensler CHARLENE WALL- P30 WARREN Sustainability Director, BASF ROB THRELKELD P38 Global Manager of Renewable Energy, General LÉON WIJNANDS Motors (GM) Global Head of Sustainability, P20 ING P26 TERZAH TIPPIN POE Lecturer, Harvard University JON WILLIAMS P26 Partner, Sustainability and Climate Change, PwC CHRISTYNE TREMBLAY P25 Deputy Minister, Natural Resources Canada JASON WOLFE P38 Director, Energy Solutions, FortisBC ANDREAS P37 TRUCKENBRODT President and CEO, Canadian NANCY WRIGHT Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Chief Operating Officer, Association (CHFCA) GLOBE Series P40 P11, 18 SALLY UREN, OBE YING YU CEO, Forum for the Future Director - Global P27, 30 Sustainability, Bose P11 WAL VAN LIEROP President and CEO, Chrysalix MARTIN ZABLOCKI Venture Capital President and CEO, Canadian P34 Commercial Corporation (CCC) P36 GLOBE FORUM 2018 59

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