Mr. Schneider’s 20-year career has spanned the energy, broadband, chemicals, and fabrication industries. He spent the majority his career working as at Enbridge, Canada’s largest energy company. He was a key part of the $37B acquisition of Spectra Energy, construction of $3B of major projects, including 1,000 Megawatts of renewable assets and a major urban pipeline, a series of mergers and acquisitions, partnership development and strategic planning leading to a new subsidiary. Since leaving Enbridge, Mr. Schneider has worked as an executive in the broadband industry. He provides management and contract development support to mid-sized and high growth companies, and leadership coaching. He holds degrees in economics (BA Toronto) and finance (MBA Dalhousie). Mr. Schneider actively races sailboats and serves an executive of PHRF-LO.

Angus has spent his career at the intersection of the heritage and environmental sectors, where he has developed a deep understanding of how our built environment can adapt to the challenges of a rapidly changing climate. He studied at the Willowbank School and Centre for Cultural Landscapes, where he developed his interest in the connection of heritage conservation and sustainable development.

Angus has worked for the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change for Ontario, environmental think tanks, and has provided heritage and sustainability consulting services in both the private and public sector.

Now raising his family in Almonte, Ontario, Angus is excited to bring his experience and the services of PF Consulting to the National Capital Region.

Mr. Darren Randall is a Chief Operating Officer who relocated to Alberta from Manitoba in 1999. He began his career in the Oil Sands industry, working for Syncrude in Fort McMurray. After completing his post-secondary education, he shifted his focus to financial management and spent over a decade in that field.

However, his passion for the oil and gas industry led him back to Calgary, where he gained extensive experience in shallow drilling and exploration. As the energy industry underwent significant changes and a shift towards renewable energy, Mr. Randall naturally gravitated towards opportunities in this emerging sector. From there his focus has been geared toward new & proven technology which enables him to contribute to the development and growth of sustainable energy.

Jamie led profitable sustainability programs at large Canadian companies for 16 years. This work built upon his PhD in Adult Education from the University of Toronto along with roles in Peru, the Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam and the UK across international development and academia. In 2008 Jamie started the sustainability program at Sears Canada, growing sales of Eco products by $350 million which helped Canadian families reduce the carbon footprints of their homes. In 2012 he moved over to commercial real estate and in 2016 Jamie built the sustainability programs from scratch as QuadReal went from a startup of four people to managing a $70+ Billion global portfolio. After building a team of 15 and delivering $14 million in annual utility savings and ahead of plan for a 50%reduction in carbon by 2030 he left his role as Senior Vice President. Jamie is now consulting and driving adoption of sustainable innovation in real estate.