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Connect with Carol-Ann

As President of Delphi, Carol-Ann ensures Delphi is executing on its mission by aligning its expertise and services with evolving client needs and offering top-of-the-line sustainability solutions.  Prior to this role, Carol-Ann led the Delphi Innovation and Cleantech team, which works with the private and public sectors to accelerate the deployment and commercialization of clean solutions, strategic planning, as well as technology road mapping and market scenarios. The team also leverages clean technology partnerships to deliver B2B programming for the GLOBE Series, which convenes the innovators and changemakers that aim to accelerate the clean economy.

Carol-Ann brings over 20 years of experience in clean innovation. Her international and multidisciplinary experience focuses on the environment/energy nexus, encompassing a broad range of issues including emissions trading, policy analysis and formulation, and program development; and clean technology assessment, development and commercialization.

Carol-Ann was formerly the Director of Offsets Development and Industry Relations for Climate Change Central, and a Policy Advisor in the Air Quality and Climate Change Branch of the Ontario Ministry of the Environment. She has a PhD in Geography, focusing on wind power commercialization, and a Master of Science in Environmental Change & Management, from the University of Oxford.

Carol-Ann is a Director for the All One Sky Foundation, a not-for-profit, charitable organization established to help vulnerable populations at the crossroads of energy and climate change. Carol-Ann is a proud member of Canada’s Clean50 for 2020, as well as the Clean16 for 2020 – the leader in her category.  Beyond Delphi, Carol-Ann is fortunate to make the most of the Rocky Mountain activities in all seasons with her husband, teenage daughters and 3 dogs.

Latest blogs

• Is 2023 the turning point for sustainability and climate action? 
• Making 2022 Count: 7 Reflections on Sustainability and Strategy
• 7 Sustainability and Strategy Tips for 2022
• Get to Know Delphi’s New President, Carol-Ann Brown

Connect with Alex

Alex Carr heads up the marketing communications team at Delphi and its sister organizations within the constellation. She has more than 15 years of experience working with and for blue chip corporations, government and NGOs in Canada, Australia, Europe and the U.S. Alex has extensive expertise across the range of marketing communication activities, with a focus on advancing sustainability and the low-
carbon economy.

Alex has a Master of Communications from Sussex University and an undergraduate degree from the University of British Columbia.

In her spare time, Alex likes to spend as much time outdoors as possible with her two young boys and dog.

Latest blogs

• Spotlight on the Clean Resource Innovation Network: Connecting the dots between low carbon and sustainable resource development

Connect with Mike

Mike leads Profoundry, an innovative collective of like-minded organizations that includes Delphi, GLOBE Series, CBSR and Leading Change Canada. Their combined mission is to identify, connect, and support the global community of change makers so that, together, they can build a sustainable, prosperous, and socially just future in a generation. As CEO, Mike is responsible for Profoundry’s strategic direction, growth, and impact.

For over three decades, Mike has advised senior executives, domestic and international leaders, corporations, and governments on how to create long-term value by addressing environmental, social, and economic risks and opportunities. He is a sought-after speaker and has presented to numerous corporate boards and at some of the most prestigious sustainability conferences and events in and outside of Canada.

Mike is also the co-founder of two not-for-profit organizations: the Climate Reality Project Canada and Leading Change Canada. He regularly engages and mentors emerging leaders and entrepreneurs who are passionate about making a difference.

Mike was named to Canada’s Clean50 for 2016 as well as Canada’s Clean16 for 2016. He holds a Master of Environmental Engineering degree from McMaster University and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering from Queens University.

Outside of work, Mike enjoys mountain biking, playing hockey and golf, and experiencing what the world has to offer with his wife and two sons. I would change to Profoundry is a collective of like-minded sustainability and climate experts that includes Delphi, GLOBE Series, CBSR, and Leading Change Canada.

Latest blogs

• Is 2023 the turning point for sustainability and climate action?
• COP25 is over. Now what?
• To Paris, With Love: Our Take on The Aftermath of Trump’s Decision
• Why Investors Need to Alter Their Decision-Making Strategy and Approaches to Risk Management
• The Elephant in the Room: The Low-carbon Transition and the Future of the Oil & Gas Sector
• An Inside Look at Climate Week NYC: The top five themes

Connect with Melissa

In a time of unprecedented change to the Canadian climate policy landscape, Melissa joined Delphi as the Director-Policy to help clients make sense of it all. Based in Toronto, she provides policy advisory and analytical support across numerous sectors. With nearly a decade of experience as a project manager and policy advisor, Melissa has expertise in climate policy, carbon markets, policy evaluation, and GHG regulatory development across North America and internationally.

Prior to joining Delphi, Melissa was a Senior Policy Advisor with the Climate Change and Energy team at the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) where she was engaged on a diverse set of issues ranging from climate and energy policy development at all levels of government, to renewable energy and sustainable housing in the Arctic, to the international climate change negotiations. She has participated in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) negotiations since 2009, supporting government, civil society, and industry participation. She also worked as the Research and Project Manager at the Lawrence National Centre for Policy and Management at the Richard Ivey School of Business. Melissa has a Master of Political Science with a focus on Global Environmental Policy from the University of Western Ontario.

Outside of Delphi, Melissa enjoys subjecting her friends and family to new recipes, and getting lost exploring new places. She and her husband are currently working together on a children’s book on climate change.

Latest blogs

• What the 2024 Federal Budget Means for Climate Action in Canada: Top Takeaways and Tips for Business
• Canada and COP28: Top Takeaways
• 3 Key Takeaways on Carbon Pricing from Climate Week NYC
• COP26 Wrap Up: Wins, Canada’s Progress and Next Steps on Net Zero
• Getting to Net Zero Together: Next Steps in Canada- U.S. Collaboration
• CFS 101: A Primer on the Canadian Clean Fuel Standard
• COP 24: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
• Your Cheat Sheet to Carbon Pricing in Canada

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Connect with Stephan

As a member of Delphi’s senior management team, Stephan is driven to help clients profitably achieve significant near-term reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and other sustainability benefits.  Stephan leads Delphi’s work in the areas of greenhouse gas and air emission quantitative analysis and reduction planning, overseeing a diverse team trained in engineering and environmental disciplines.  He is a leading Canadian expert on GHG emission quantification, reporting, and validation / verification standards and programs such as ISO 14064 and 14065, WRI/WBCSD GHG Protocol, and both regulated and voluntary reporting and offset systems.

He has managed an extensive number of Delphi projects, including development of GHG inventories, offset protocols, offset project documentation, energy and GHG management strategies, and analytical tools (such as Delphi Trident®), and has worked directly with leading standards and accreditation bodies, such as ANSI, CSA, and ISO, to deliver carbon accounting and validation/verification training to a range of audiences.

Stephan has energy and GHG-related experience with a wide range of economic sectors and activity areas – industrial and non-industrial, public and private – including:

• Agriculture
• Alternative fuels (e.g., biofuels, hydrogen)
• Commercial and residential buildings
• Forestry
• Manufacturing
• Mining
• Oil & gas (conventional, oil sands, LNG)
• Petro-chemicals
• Renewable and non-renewable electricity generation
• Retail and service sectors
• Transportation
• Waste diversion and management

Prior to joining Delphi, Stephan served in policy analysis and issues management capacities with the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Ministry of Energy, and earned Bachelor and Master of Applied Science degrees in environmental / chemical engineering from the University of Toronto.  He is also a past member of the Canadian Armed Forces.  Outside of Delphi, Stephan enjoys cycling, games of all kinds, and hands-on pursuits such as gardening, model building, and home electrical wiring.

Latest blogs

• Flight shaming is real: How to minimize your travel footprint
• How to Know if your Company is Ready for Carbon Neutrality
• 5 Tips for Curbing Your Carbon Debt
• The Future of Carbon Markets: California as Crystal Ball?
• A Canadian in Kazakhstan: Cross-Pollinating on Carbon

Jo is an analyst at Delphi, providing research and analytical support to the climate and sustainability team, assisting in the research and development of reports and frameworks for client projects.

Prior to joining the team, Jo gained valuable experience in disaster response and construction, developing skills in project management, adaptability, and stakeholder engagement in high-pressure environments.

Jo completed a Bachelor of Science with Honours in Disasters, Reconstruction, and Development at Coventry University in the UK, followed by a graduate diploma in Green Business Management and Sustainability at Kwantlen Polytechnic University.

In her spare time, Jo enjoys playing board games with her friends in winter and spends a lot of time outdoors in the summer, playing soccer and tennis.

Natalie Biringer is the Sales Coordinator at Delphi, focused on our business development efforts and sales with existing and potential clients.

Prior to joining Delphi, Natalie worked at KPMG as a decarbonization consultant, supporting business development efforts and client engagements for different decarbonization and climate endeavours in the infrastructure sector. She also worked at EcoVadis (a sustainability ratings and advisory firm) in business development and sales roles, and at Open Farm (a sustainable pet food company) as a climate and sustainability project manager.

Natalie completed a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations at the University of St Andrews, followed by a Master of Science in Sustainability Management at the University of Toronto.

In her spare time, Natalie adores being active – whether through playing tennis, swimming, doing yoga, dancing, or participating in run clubs across Toronto. She also enjoys travelling – having gained a particular itch for travel in Southeast Asia after backpacking there last year – and spending time with her family and friends.

Based out of Toronto, Natalie is an analyst at Delphi, where she plays a pivotal role in supporting the climate change team. Equipped with a Bachelor of Applied Science from Queen’s University and currently pursuing a Master of Environment and Sustainability from Western University, Natalie possesses a strong technical foundation for tackling complex challenges.

Prior to joining Delphi, Natalie worked in various roles within the construction industry, contributing to key phases of multiple infrastructure projects. These positions allowed her to gain expertise in project planning, stakeholder engagement, and effective team leadership. At Delphi, Natalie leverages her industry experience and her passion for sustainability to drive impactful climate solutions, actively advancing her dedication to sustainable practices.

Outside of work, Natalie enjoys spending her time making music and experimenting in the kitchen

Connect with Matt

Matt found his way into sustainability through a pair of skis. After dropping out of engineering school for a ski bum’s #vanlife (before hashtags were even a thing), he became increasingly aware of how our understanding and consumption of energy and resources shape our relationship with the economy and environment. Since moving to Canada to finish school, he has built a career integrating sustainability, design thinking and cross-sectoral innovation into business strategy and operations. As a Senior Director at Delphi, he advises many of Canada’s leading public and private sector organizations on sustainability and climate strategy, with a focus on the intersection of energy, technology, land and food systems.

Matt has over 17 years of experience in sustainability, working with both global 500 and SMEs in the energy, manufacturing, construction, agriculture, and tourism sectors. Prior to joining Delphi, Matt was Director of Sustainability for Imaginea Energy, leading strategy efforts associated with and the development and production of clean hydrocarbons that support a circular economy. He is recognized as one of Canada’s leading experts on energy system decarbonization and life cycle carbon intensity of energy products.

Matt holds a Master of Environmental Design degree from the University of Calgary, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Global Resource Systems from the University of British Columbia. He is also an Energy Futures Lab Ambassador, supporting the Lab’s efforts to deliver the energy system innovation that will enable Canada to compete in a net-zero world.

Latest blogs

• From Pledge to Practice: Navigating Canada’s Net-zero Policy Landscape in 2023
• Canada’s Fall Economic Forecast: The economy may be slowing down, but green investments are speeding up
• COP26 Wrap Up: Wins, Canada’s Progress and Next Steps on Net Zero
• Things are Happening – Net-Zero Targets Edition
• How to Know if your Company is Ready for Carbon Neutrality
• 5 Takeaways on Alberta’s new Technology Innovation and Emission Reduction (TIER) program

Victoria is a Senior Consultant at Delphi. She specializes in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and the quantification of Greenhouse Gas emissions. She has extensive experience in research and analysis on topics such as environmental legislation, end of life of materials, and environmental impacts of materials.

Prior to joining Delphi, Victoria gained 10 years of experience in Ecodesign and LCA in the rail industry. She influenced the design and the selection of materials to reduce the environmental impacts of the rail vehicles. She was lead Ecodesign engineer on complex, global projects.

Victoria is licensed as a Professional Engineer in Ontario. She holds a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from Dalhousie University. Victoria is fluent in English and French.

Outside of work, Victoria enjoys exploring with her kids and reading books.

As a Senior Consultant at Delphi, Eleanor is dedicated to helping clients address complex and emerging issues in the fields of climate risk and sustainable finance, while navigating the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Eleanor built her expertise working at the Bank of England, the UK’s central bank, where she established their internal approach to climate risk quantification, risk management, and disclosure. She also supported the Prudential Regulation Authority’s regulatory initiatives, including the development of supervisory expectations on climate risk management and its approach to climate stress testing.

Prior to joining Delphi, Eleanor was a Manager at Deloitte UK, where she supported global financial services clients to quantify, manage and report on their climate-related risks, conduct climate scenario analysis, and develop and implement net zero strategies and transition plans.

Throughout her career, Eleanor has participated in several international regulatory and finance forums on climate, including the Network for Greening the Financial System (a consortium of central banks and regulators), and the UK’s Climate Financial Risk Forum (a regulator-led forum of financial services participants). In these fora, Eleanor collaborated with international industry participants to develop and publish best practice approaches to addressing climate-related risks in the financial sector.

Eleanor holds a bachelor’s degree in economics, a post-grad certificate in financial regulation and the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

Having recently relocated from the UK, Eleanor can be found enjoying city life (gigs, restaurants) and escaping to the great outdoors (hiking, camping and kayaking) in her new home of Vancouver.

David is a Consultant at Delphi, focused on climate-related risk assessments, scenario analysis, and TCFD reporting.

David spent over 12 years in the upstream oil and gas industry as a geoscientist in various senior technical roles, including 7 years with the international energy major ENI SpA. His experience with numerous energy and resource development projects in 14 countries throughout Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America gave him a broad understanding of both the challenges and opportunities of the global energy transition. Combined with his expertise in geoscience, David brings a strategic and technical approach to helping organizations assess and manage climate risk and find opportunities in a low-carbon economy.

David holds a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Geophysics from the University of Calgary and a SCR certificate from the Global Association of Risk Professionals.

Outside of work, David spends his free time climbing and skiing in the Canadian Rockies with his family.

Garrett is a seasoned financial service professional with a passion for creating a flourishing and sustainable finance sector that is socially just.  As Director of Sustainable Finance, Garrett’s focus is to navigate his clients through the complex and everchanging landscape that is sustainable finance.

Throughout his career Garrett has worked for multiple financial institutions and insurance companies in various roles and departments. His breadth of experience and knowledge enables him to tackle problems from multiple angles and generate creative and comprehensive solutions. One of the biggest challenges he has been investigating is the intersection of finance, regulation, sustainability, and innovation and the transition to an environmentally and socially balanced economy. While working towards his Masters, he analyzed the integration of environmental, social and governance (ESG) material indicators into the credit risk management process. Through his analysis he discovered multiple risks and opportunities that the financial sector will face on the path to net-zero.

Prior to joining Delphi, Garrett was ESG project lead for one of Canada’s largest credit unions. This undertaking culminated with the organization becoming only the second Canadian credit union to obtain an ESG rating. Their Inaugural ESG rating of 18.6 low risk was nothing short of excellent and demonstrated that they were among the most socially conscious financial institutions in Canada.

Garrett holds a Master’s Degree in Management from the University of British Columbia and a Chartered Insurance Professional designation from the Insurance Institute of Canada.

When Garrett is not assisting his clients traverse the complexities of the sustainable finance world; you will find him in enjoying the beautiful Okanagan Valley with his wife and daughter.

Latest Blogs

• ABCs of ESG Part 2 – Cutting through the noise on ESG: 3 tips on making an impact
• ABCs of ESG Part 1 – ESG investing: Boom or a bust?

Connect with Cara

As Delphi’s Director of Sustainable Mobility, Cara supports public and private sector clients in being drivers of change, both within their organizations and across the country. She brings to the table considerable expertise in energy efficiency and clean energy for the transportation sector. Combining her creativity and keen attention to detail, she assists organizations in identifying the approaches required to decarbonize their operations, and in developing the necessary tools to implement their plans. Whether you operate on roads or on rails, whether you move people or freight, Cara can help.

Over two decades, she has worked with a range of clients including federal and provincial government departments, municipalities, educational institutions and industry associations. She is well-versed in both the technical and policy aspects of transportation and seamlessly combines these elements to illuminate pathways to setting and achieving your goals. Outside of Delphi, Cara can be found teaching yoga classes and training for triathlons.

Latest blog

• Towards Net Zero: Developing a Rail Decarbonization Roadmap for Canada

Isla Milne is a Consultant at Delphi, providing research and analytical support for the sustainability team. She holds degrees in science (M.Sc. Environmental science from Queen’s University), and policy (M.Sc. Environmental Policy and Regulation from the London School of Economics), and has worked as a research assistant and lecturer in the business department at McGill University. Her previous research includes tracking evolving ESG risks as they relate to business risks/opportunities, in-depth analysis of environmental policies, and climate-related data collection in remote areas of Kenya. In a previous role, she conducted market research for emerging green technologies at Green Center Canada, whose mission is to accelerate chemistry solutions that advance both the economy and the environment.  She won an excellence in teaching award as a lecturer for “Strategies for Sustainability” at McGill University and is a social entrepreneur in her hometown of Kingston. 

Isla is an outdoor enthusiast, retired rower, coffee lover, “runner” (more like a slow jogger), and a local CSA supporter. She is a mom of two boys who love dirt, water, and adventures (big and small). 

Latest Blog:

• Flora, Fauna, and Finance: 7 Ways You Can Prepare for the Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD)

Connect with Philip

As a consultant with Delphi’s technical services team, Phil is responsible for leading and supporting projects that provide technical, research, and analytical support to clients. His primary responsibilities include analyzing and quantifying energy use, greenhouse gas emissions, and other environmental impacts for a range of projects, programs, and organizations. His other responsibilities include conducting technology and policy research and analysis, analyzing the feasibility of emission reduction projects, quantifying carbon pricing compliance costs, and authoring greenhouse gas offset protocols, project plans, and reports.

Phil brings to Delphi a technical skillset developed through an education in chemical engineering and experience with environmental technologies and processes. He previously worked on projects for the Ontario BioCar Initiative while researching biodegradable plastics at the University of Toronto. He also gained experience in the scale-up of clean processes while working at Vale’s hydromet nickel processing plant in Argentia, NL.

Phil has a Master of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering from Queen’s University. He most recently completed a Graduate Diploma in Sustainable Development at the School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University.

Outside of Delphi, Phil enjoys hiking, skiing, and reading.

Ese is a Toronto-based Consultant with Delphi’s Corporate Sustainability team, bringing over 10 years of experience leading sustainability and environmental impact projects across West Africa, Europe, and North America.

She has worked globally in academia (University of Benin), development (United Nations), and energy (Shell PLC). Her expertise spans sustainability reporting, environmental impact assessments, regulatory compliance, climate advisory, and managing decarbonization projects.

She holds a Bachelor’s in Environmental Biology, a Master’s in Environmental Science, and a PhD in Environmental Biology from the University of Benin. Ese is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), Senior Lead Auditor for Environmental Management Systems (ISO 14001), Canadian Board-Certified Environmental Professional in Training (EPt), and certified in Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900).

As someone who likes staying warm, Ese enjoys the indoors where she can be found reading romantic fiction and creative nonfiction, watching Korean dramas, eating delicious food, or exploring museums.

Connect with David

As a Delphi consultant, David supports and manages client projects for Delphi’s Sustainability Services and Greenhouse Gas Management Services.  David helps clients translate energy, carbon, and sustainability information into strategic decisions to advance corporate sustainability programming and carbon management.

David is a ‘sustainability chameleon’ with six years of experience in the sustainability and carbon management field. David leads numerous corporate carbon inventories, contributes to sustainability strategy development, and helps clients improve their CSR Reporting practices. David also plays a key role in supporting Delphi’s sustainability benchmarking services and supports client implementation of the Delphi Trident software. Prior to Delphi, David worked as a Sustainability Program Specialist at the University of Toronto Sustainability Office and as a Carbon Analyst at Zerofootprint Software, Inc.

David has an interdisciplinary educational background in environmental resource management and a Master of Arts degree, with a concentration in business and sustainability, from the University of Toronto.

In his spare time, David is an outdoor enthusiast, foodie, hockey lover, and wannabe traveler.  He is also committed to creating a sustainable world outside of Delphi, and is a member of the executive team for Connecting Environmental Professionals Toronto.

Latest blogs

• Flora, Fauna, and Finance: 7 Ways You Can Prepare for the Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD)
• ISSB Explainer: Everything You Need to Know About the New Global ESG Reporting Standard
• The Nature-Positive Ecosystem: A practical guide to major initiatives focused on protecting and restoring nature
• ABCs of ESG Part 2 – Cutting through the noise on ESG: 3 tips on making an impact
• Top 5 Tips for TCFD Disclosure in Line with LEEFF Requirements
• 4 Emerging Sustainability Trends in Canada’s Energy Sector

Megan’s career and organizing efforts over more than a decade have largely centered on sustainability projects and programs in the context of complex social, administrative, and technical systems. As a Consultant with the Delphi she brings her experience in project management, facilitation, strategic planning, research, and report writing to both internal and client-facing projects.

Before taking on her current role, Megan was the inaugural Executive Director of one of Delphi’s sister organizations, Leading Change Canada, a national non-profit activating youth and young professionals to accelerate the shift to a low-carbon and socially just economy. In the decade prior to joining Leading Change she held positions with McGill University’s Marcel Desautels Institute for Integrated Management (MDIIM) where she led sustainability and social economy files, the Centre for Energy Advancement through Technological Innovation (CEATI) managing global applied research projects in the electricity sector, and was Chair of the Sierra Youth Coalition’s Executive Committee.

Megan holds a BCom with a Major in Labour Relations from McGill University and a Masters in Environment and Business from the University of Waterloo’s School of Environment, Enterprise, and Development (SEED). She is a certified Environmental Professional (EP) specializing in communications and public awareness.

Outside of work hours Megan enjoys browsing used bookstores, transforming clay on a pottery wheel, running long distances, and seeking out epic vistas in the Pacific Northwest with her partner and son. She also dabbles in cartooning and has lofty aspirations of one day being published in The New Yorker (or at least winning the caption contest)

As Senior Director, Climate Services, Claire focuses on building a partnership with clients to help them navigate the complexity of a low-carbon transition. Claire has a strong background in climate change and sustainability consulting, working with clients in Canada, the US, the UK and Europe and focusing on GHG inventories, target setting, decarbonization, stakeholder engagement, reporting and disclosures and climate risk. She has worked across industries including Real Estate, Private Equity, Asset Management, Financial Services, Healthcare, Agribusiness, IT and Transportation.

Claire grew up in South Africa and gained an interest in sustainability and climate change through her travels, and through her love for the outdoors and nature, particularly the nature of her childhood. She completed an Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology at McMaster University, followed by a year of teaching outdoor education in the UK. She returned to Canada to complete a Master’s in Environmental Studies at the University of Waterloo and then worked for two years in the sustainability field in Scotland before returning to Canada (again) and starting her consulting career. In past years she has worked for two smaller consulting organizations in Canada and also completed two years as Senior Manager of Climate Change at ERM, overseeing the Canadian climate change team. Claire has completed a number of courses in project management, consulting and climate risk and is certified in Sustainability and Climate Risk through GARP.

Claire is a mom to three young children and when not working, can generally be found convincing her family to join her on some new (generally rather ambitious) adventure. She loves to hike, camp, run, canoe trip, travel, and in recent years has started in the world of crossfit and triathlons.

Laura is a Senior Policy Consultant at Delphi, providing research, analysis, and strategic support to a range of clients across diverse sectors on the topics of Environmental and Climate Change policy.

Prior to joining Delphi, Laura worked for Imperial Oil in a variety of technical and leadership positions. Most recently she was the Environmental & Regulatory Lead for the Nanticoke Refinery where she oversaw compliance to environmental legislation and supported the business in identifying focus areas to improve environmental and sustainability performance. Laura has broad experience in interpreting and implementing environmental policies, with a focus in the areas of air quality, air emissions management, and GHG emissions, and enjoys combining her technical background and policy proficiency to assess the impact of regulation on industrial operations, identify mitigation pathways and strategies, and quantify emissions reductions.

Laura has a Bachelor of Engineering in Environmental Engineering from the University of Guelph and has completed courses in Climate Policy & Corporate Responses, and Leading Transition to a Circular, Climate Positive Economy.

Outside of work Laura can be found camping, hiking, canoeing, or cooking up tasty new plant-based recipes.

Latest blogs

• What the 2024 Federal Budget Means for Climate Action in Canada: Top Takeaways and Tips for Business
• Top 3 climate & sustainability takeaways from Canada’s Fall Economic Forecast

Samantha is a Toronto-based Analyst specializing in Climate Change and Sustainable Finance. She holds a Master of Environment and Sustainability from Western University and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Queen’s University. Her academic background equips her with a deep understanding of the science behind climate change and sustainability challenges, as well as the technical expertise and strategic insight to develop impactful solutions.

Samantha brings valuable experience from the finance sector, having interned with Scotiabank’s Global Sustainability team, where she supported their net-zero and climate-related finance commitments. Beyond finance, she has contributed to impactful initiatives in the non-profit sector. At The Atmospheric Fund, she applied data analysis to generate valuable insights for their EV Station Fund program. Additionally, with Elements Society, an environmental education non-profit, she fostered environmental awareness and inspired engagement among diverse audiences. She believes that awareness and education are pivotal drivers in the transition to a net-zero economy.

Outside of work, Samantha loves to get outside – her favourite activities include skiing, hiking and swimming. Indoors, she loves to cozy up with a good book – and appreciates recommendations!

Brahmjot Singh is a Senior Climate Analyst at Delphi, where he plays a key role in delivering climate solutions for clients, ensuring projects meet regulatory requirements and align with frameworks like TCFD. Brahmjot holds a Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering from the University of Windsor. During his time at the University of Windsor, Brahmjot served as a sustainability peer educator, contributing to the development and implementation of various campus-wide sustainability initiatives.

Prior to joining Delphi, Brahmjot worked at Ernst & Young (EY) in sustainability consulting roles. He led third-party assurance projects, conducted climate-related gap analyses, and provided insights on sustainability strategy and reporting. His expertise includes evaluating environmental performance and assisting organizations in aligning with global sustainability standards.

Outside of work, Brahmjot enjoys playing cricket, going on trips to explore cities and natural landscapes, and watching web series.

Connect with Adam

As the Director of Corporate Sustainability and Reporting in Delphi’s Calgary office, Adam specializes in sustainability reporting & ESG disclosure. He helps Canadian corporate clients build enterprise value and competitiveness by integrating sustainability considerations into their corporate strategy. Adam is passionate about helping companies make data-driven decisions to become more prosperous and sustainable. He works with companies across the economy on materiality assessments, baseline ESG inventories, governance modeling, ERM integration, sustainability reporting, communication planning, framework analysis, and peer benchmarking. 

Adam kicked off his career working for a few start-up companies in the food production space. After managing a vertical farming start-up, Adam started his own company manufacturing container farms, allowing for a plug-and-play farming solution for urban centres and helping to increase food sovereignty in Alberta. This inspired his love of business, and he went on to receive an MBA in Global Energy Management and Sustainable Development from the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary. After graduating, he joined the Corporate Sustainability faculty, teaching other MBA/EMBA’s about sustainability reporting and ESG disclosure. He has also held environmental conservation positions within Alberta Parks and Recreational facility management for YMCA Calgary.

In addition to his MBA, Adam has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sustainable Development (Hons.B.A.) from the University of Toronto, with a focus on environmental science and public policy. 

When not in the office, Adam can be found swimming, hiking, or driving his VW Westfalia camper van to hidden camping spots across Western Canada. His love of the outdoors, gardening, and nature drives his passion for sustainability, and he lives by the decree that you “leave the campsite better than you found it.”

Latest Blogs

• ISSB Explainer: Everything You Need to Know About the New Global ESG Reporting Standard
• Double Materiality: The Next Frontier in ESG
• ABCs of ESG Part 1 – ESG investing: Boom or a bust?
• Top 7 Takeaways on ESG Disclosure from the 2021 Value Reporting Foundation (VRF) Symposium

Helena Teng is an Intern Analyst providing both research, analytical, and strategic support for the sustainability team. She holds a Bachelor of Health Sciences from McMaster University and is currently completing her Master of Science in Sustainability Management at the University of Toronto. Prior to joining Delphi, Helena worked at Good & Well, a boutique impact investment firm in Toronto, supporting the development of impact measurement and management frameworks across the portfolio and conducting due diligence. She also has research and program development experience working across various areas and industries of sustainability – including healthcare, procurement, and community engagement. Helena aims to leverage her skills and diverse experiences to drive impactful sustainability solutions. In her free time, Helena enjoys spending as much time as possible outside – whether it’s snowboarding, running, travelling, or trying new activities.