The 2019 Board of Directors of the Canadian Biogas Association was elected by the association members at the 2019 Annual General Meeting, held on March 21st in Toronto, Ontario.
Ricardo Hamdan, Robert McKinlay, Scott Gramm, Mike Muffels, Graham Guest, Brad DeMaeyer, John Hawkes, Gord Green, Absent: Craig Bartlett Jordan MacNeil, Stefan Michalski
Craig Bartlett graduated from Carleton University in Ottawa. He has worked in the Waste Management field for over 35 years.
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Brad is the Manager of Business Development - RNG within Union Gas’ Sales and Business Development department.
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Scott Gramm is the Manager of Renewable Natural Gas at FortisBC.
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Gord Green is the owner of Greenholm Power Limited along with his son David.
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Graham Guest has been employed by the Walker Environmental Group for 16 years, serving as the General Manager of Renewables & Technical Services for the past 5 years.
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Ricardo Hamdan is the Sales Manager for Hitachi Zosen Inova, a supplier of high solids anaerobic digestion, biogas upgrading, and power to gas technologies based out of Toronto.
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John is founder and CEO of Wayside Energy Inc. a developer of renewable power projects and high efficiency generation.
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Jordan is the Manager of Business Development at Heritage Gas, the Nova Scotia gas distribution utility.
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Robert, along with his family own and operate Harcolm Farms ltd, a dairy farm milking 70 cows near Woodstock Ontario.
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Stefan is a Director with Lethbridge Biogas and has the overall responsibility for the operation of the Lethbridge facility.
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Mike is a project manager and senior engineer with GHD, specializing in alternative waste management systems.
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Jennifer Green is the Executive Director of the Canadian Biogas Association. She works directly on behalf of the membership, with industry leaders and biogas stakeholders to create awareness and expand opportunities for biogas by advocating for best practices, policies and programs that fit industry needs. She is passionate about biogas and continues to direct her enthusiasm and energy to the betterment and growth of the sector.
Sarah Stadnyk is the Manager of Business Development and Communications. Sarah is focused on outreach activities that raise awareness of the sector including highlighting biogas technology and developments to members and broader audiences, and business development and project work to support the growth and implementation of biogas and RNG in Canada. Sarah sees significant potential in bioenergy and waste-to-resource technologies, and prior to joining the Canadian Biogas Association she worked on a variety of related projects in the private and public sectors in technical, research, and business development capacities.
