Conseil canadien de la jeunesse pour le développement durable en affaires
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Nos missions
Inspirer
Partager les meilleures pratiques pour inciter les jeunes à passer à l'action dans leur école en créant leur propre organisation étudiante axée sur le développement durable ou en s'impliquant dans celles qui existent déjà.
Éduquer
Créer un Guide jeunesse sur les affaires durables rempli des connaissances de dirigeant·es de haut niveau et un manifeste rédigé par des jeunes sur l'avenir des affaires.
Représenter
Militer en tant que groupe pour que notre voix soit encore plus forte lorsque nous demandons à nos universités, nos gouvernements et nos entreprises d'en faire plus en matière de développement durable.
8
Organisations membres du Conseil
15K
Abonnements cumulés sur les réseaux sociaux
80+
Membres exécutifs
30+
Contributions au Guide pour les affaires durables
30+
Universités atteintes
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Maxime Lakat
Education: BCom’21 at McGill University (Major in Managing for Sustainability & Minor in Social Entrepreneurship)
Passionate about: Cross-sectoral projects and the role of the private sector in tackling some of the most pressing social and environmental issues (without replacing the public and social sector).
Previous areas of work: Sustainable finance, sustainability consulting, impact measurement, and youth advocacy
Past & current youth leadership experience: President for 3 years of the Desautels Sustainability Network at McGill University, and Fund Manager at Montreal Social Value Fund
Executive Director
Gareth Gransaull
Education: HBA Business Administration, Honors Specialization International Relations from Western University
Passionate about: Political economy, environmental justice, economic anthropology, critical theory, systems thinking and complexity
Previous areas of work: Academia, non-profit, and clean technology
Past & current youth leadership experience: Co-Founder of the Climate Crisis Coalition at UWO, Co-President of the Ivey Social Impact Club
Associate Director
Rushil Malik (She/her)
Education: BA’21 at The University of Western Ontario (Honours Specialization in Film Studies and a Minor in Media, Information, and Technoculture)
Passionate about: Intersectional work, helping marginalized communities, degrowth, food waste, youth led initiatives
Previous areas of work: Marketing & communications, non-profits, green infrastructure, strategy, advocacy
Past & current youth leadership experience: Founder, Volunteering Green; Program Manager, Big Little Books; Climate Leader, Youth Challenge International; President, Western Undergraduate Film Society; Community Liaison, Sisterhood Media; Social Media Commissioner, Arts and Humanities Student Council; Relay for Life Event Coordinator
Director of Communications and Impact Measurement
Marie Deragon St-Cerny
Education: BCom 19 at McGill University (Triple Concentration in Global Strategy, Managing for Sustainability and Entrepreneurship)
The power of storytelling to showcase people accelerating climate transformation across generations, leveraging entertainment to help people dream of alternative possibilities for our future, reimagining education to empower youth in doing purpose-driven endeavours while having fun in the process
Previous areas of work: Advertising, marketing, corporate strategy, fundraising
Past & current youth leadership experience: VP Sponsorship, Desautels Sustainability Network
Director of Communications and Impact Measurement
Abby Litchfield
Education: HBA’21 at Ivey Business School, Western University (Honours Business Administration with Sustainability Certificate )
Passionate about: Cross-sectoral collaboration and partnership, systems thinking, food systems, communications, music
Previous areas of work: Start-ups, sales & marketing, strategy, research, communications, hospitality
Past & current youth leadership experience: Senior Associate, Network for Business Sustainability; Fellow, Ivey Sustainability Certificate; Delegate, Club of Rome Youth Summit; External Relations Coordinator, Student Energy
Curriculum Change Coordinator
Zineb Belkharrazmi (she/her)
Education: BA’21, Environmental Studies and Human Geography, Carleton University.
Passionate about: localizing food systems, storytelling & centering conversations on transformative climate justice, intersectionality, traditional ecological ways of knowing
Previous areas of work: policy work in wildlife & conservation, social and climate justice, community-based activism & youth engagement, food waste management and practices, research, non-profit
Past & current youth leadership experience: Board Director of Youth Committee at Green Communities Canada (GCC), RISE Ambassador, climate and social justice activist, SDG Ambassador, Mentor for youth sustainability professionals, Climate Reality Leader
Curriculum Change Coordinator
Daius Steiner (she/her/elle)
Education: BBA’23 at Simon Fraser University, Sustainable Business Joint Major
Passionate about: Sustainable Community Development, Systems Thinking, Storytelling, Mental Health.
Previous areas of work: Hospitality, Start-Ups, Research and Analysis on Corporate Sustainability and Governance Materials.
Past & current youth leadership experience: Logistics Coordinator at The Legacy Conference, Project Manager at Enactus SFU, FJCF Youth Entrepreneurial Incubator.
Curriculum Change Coordinator
Ami Gagne (she/her/elle)
Education: BA’21, Environmental Studies and Human Geography, Carleton University.
Passionate about: localizing food systems, storytelling & centering conversations on transformative climate justice, intersectionality, traditional ecological ways of knowing
Previous areas of work: policy work in wildlife & conservation, social and climate justice, community-based activism & youth engagement, food waste management and practices, research, non-profit
Past & current youth leadership experience: Board Director of Youth Committee at Green Communities Canada (GCC), RISE Ambassador, climate and social justice activist, SDG Ambassador, Mentor for youth sustainability professionals, Climate Reality Leader
Decolonization Coordinator
Jacob Dwinnell
Education: BCom’19 at McGill University (Major in Economics & Concentration in Strategic Management)
Passionate about: Circular economies, sustainable procurement and supply chain management, sport as a vehicle for good, food systems, partnership development
Previous areas of work: Partnership strategy consulting, sport philanthropy
Past & current youth leadership experience (if applicable): Vice President of Varsity Affairs on the McGill Varsity Council
Career Development Coordinator
Skye Noh (she/her)
Education: BBA’23 at Simon Fraser University (Sustainable Business Joint Major)
Passionate about: Climate justice, community reinvestment, grassroots activism
Previous areas of work: Municipal-level stakeholder engagement, impact measurement, community organizing, sustainable finance
Past & current youth leadership experience: SFU350 Co-President, Beedie Endowment Asset Management ESG Analyst, League of Innovators Labs Batch 3 Founder, Canada 150 Youth Delegate, TEDx Youth Speaker
Career Development Coordinator
Tyler Tisdelle (he/him)
Education: HBA ‘22 at Ivey Business School of Western University, with HBA Sustainability Certificate
Passionate about: Climate action, Sustainable Finance & Investing, Renewable Energy & Electrification.
Previous areas of work: Academic research & stakeholder analysis, sustainable finance & investing, youth leadership.
Previous & current leadership experience: External Relations Lead, Ivey Energy & Resources Club; Project Lead, Ubuntu Impact Consulting; Pro-bono Consultant, Ivey Impact Consulting Project, Western University Student Orientation Leader.
Career Development Coordinator
Alice Inbona (she/her)
Education: BCom’22 at McGill University (Double concentration in Finance and Managing for Sustainability)
Passionate about: Regenerative Economics and Agriculture, Sustainable Finance, Food Security and Food Waste Management,
Previous areas of work: Non-Profits, Finance positions, Peer Counselling
Past & current youth leadership experience: Founder, FeedZeStreets; VP Finance of Global Brigades at McGill University; Finance intern at Startup Wildsense; TEDx organiser; Film/Documentaries Festival Presenter; Teaching Positions, Mathematics and Science; Leading University’s Research project on Green Bonds’ potential for financing Conservation initiatives
Career Development Coordinator
Alicia Long
Education: BCom’22 at the University of Toronto (Specialist in Management & Major in Economics)
Passionate about: Youth leadership, the social economy and collaboration between sectors
Previous areas of work: Non-profit management, marketing & communications, coaching youth leaders
Past & current youth leadership experience: VP of Marketing & Communications and Local Chapter President of AIESEC in Toronto, National Membership Committee of AIESEC in Canada, Project Consultant for Corporations for Community Connections
Knowledge Sharing Coordinator
Education: BASc’21 at University of Waterloo (Mechatronics Engineering)
Passionate about: Open-source hardware and software, dematerialization, food waste
Previous areas of work: Automotive electronics, consumer electronics
Eren Rudy
Knowledge Sharing Coordinator
Avery Pasternak
Education: JD’24, UBC, HBA Business Administration (Ivey Business School), Honors Specialization International Relations from Western University
Passionate about: environmental law, progressive tax reform, avenues for justice for corporate malfeasance
Previous areas of work: sustainable finance and venture philanthropy, public sector consulting
Past & current youth leadership experience: Co-Founder of the Climate Crisis Coalition at UWO, Co-President of the Ivey Social Impact Club
Policy Advocacy Coordinator
Nika Moeini
Education: MA’19 International Economic Policy at Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University, BA’17 International Relations at University of British Columbia
Passionate about: Youth climate activism, sustainable food systems, eliminating animal agriculture, innovative financing for international development, circular economy, political advocacy and activism
Previous areas of work: Policy analysis, sales, marketing
Past & current youth leadership experience: Youth Ambassador, Plant Based Treaty, Organizer, Youth Climate Save, Fellow, Social Innovation Academy, Fellow, RAD Cohort, Manager Alumni Relations, Enactus Canada
Policy Advocacy Coordinator
Ann Chen (She/her)
Education: Yenching Scholar at Peking University (Master’s in Chinese Studies in International Relations and Politics), BA’21 at Yale-NUS College (Magna Cum Laude - Philosophy, Politics, and Economics).
Passionate about: Sustainable finance, global climate governance, extended producer responsibility, sustainable development, circular economy, energy systems.
Previous areas of work: Policy analysis, investment banking.
Past & current youth leadership experience: Academic Programming Coordinator at Yenching Global Symposium, Head of Entrepreneurship at Yale-NUS Women in Business, Provincial Executive Officer at DECA Ontario
Policy Advocacy Coordinator
Nelsen Elsholtz
Education: MSc Sustainability Management (2021), University of Toronto; BMgt (2017), University of British Columbia
Passionate about: Cross-sectorial engagement and partnerships, climate action and human rights, sustainable food systems, communications and strategy, art and music
Previous areas of work: Marketing and startup strategies, sustainable agriculture, affordable housing, and youth leadership
Past & current youth leadership experience: Youth Housing Project Lead, YouthfulCities; Youth Mentor and Team Lead, BC Cooperative Association; Economic and Cultural Development Volunteer, Worldwide Friends Iceland; Peer Mentor, UBC Okanagan Campus Life; Frosh Week Facilitator, UBC Okanagan
Policy Advocacy Coordinator
