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Keynote Speaker - Greta Raymond, ICD.D, MPH | |
Greta Raymond's interest in science began at age 6 with a chemistry set and it was nurtured and encouraged by her parents. Her high school biology teacher turned her interest into a passion. Her university education in Human Biology and Environmental Health formed the "portal" through which she became a technical advisor, a senior executive, a mentor, a management consultant, and the Board chair of an international engineering-based non-profit that has reached over 7 million people with clean water. Her career has taken her offshore, underground and around the world.Who says "science and engineering are boring?" Greta will provide some "lessons learned" from her life and career that will inspire future women scientists and engineers and their support networks, and open their eyes to the broad range of exciting possibilities ahead of them. | |
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About Greta Raymond Greta Raymond is an independent consultant in Environment, Health, Safety, and Sustainability. She is an associate with Pilko & Associates where she advises Boards of Directors and Senior Management on Governance and Assurance of Environment, Health, Safety and Operational Risk, and on Operational Excellence. She is also an Associate with Stratos, a consulting firm supporting companies and governments on the path to sustainability. Her clients include Canadian and international Upstream and Downstream companies, oil and gas service companies, and international chemical companies.Prior to consulting, Greta was the Vice President of Environment, Safety and Social Responsibility for Petro-Canada, reporting to the CEO. She also spent four years as Petro-Canada's Vice President of Human Resources. Greta has 36 years of environment, health, safety and corporate social responsibility experience in the mining and oil and gas sectors. Greta graduated from Stanford University in Human Biology and received a Masters of Public Health from the University of California at Berkeley. She is currently the Chair of the Board of the Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology, a non-profit organization headquartered in Calgary, bringing clean water to the poor in 69 countries around the world. She also sits on the Board of Directors of Alberta Water Foundation and the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) Responsible Canadian Energy Advisory Group. | |
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