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WiRE Student Table @ OEN May Luncheon ft. Brad Duguid

This event is more than a simple networking opportunity; it's about igniting your career in the energy industry.

We are excited to announce that Brad Duguid, former Ontario Cabinet Minister
and current president of AMPCO,will be the featured speaker at the OEN May Luncheon.

Before the luncheon commences, students and young professionals (less than 3 years work experience) will have the chance to network with seasoned professionals and industry leaders. During the luncheon, they will be seated at the WiRE student table.

Secure your spot now, as seats are limited. Please note that WiRE reserves the right to prioritize spots for students who have not attended this event in the past. If you have any questions, please reach out to Haida Liu (hliu@womeninrenewableenergy.ca) and Amritha Tayalur Jagadeesh (ajagadeesh@womeninrenewableenergy.ca).

Keynote Speaker Biography

Brad Duguid

President, The Association of Major Power Consumers in Ontario (AMPCO)

Brad Duguid retired from public office in 2018, following a highly successful 30-year political career. He held numerous cabinet positions including Minister of Labour; Aboriginal Affairs; Infrastructure; Research and Innovation; Energy; Training Colleges and Universities; and Economic Development.

As Minister of Energy, Brad implemented the Industrial Conservation Initiative which has remained a critical tool to help large industrial energy ratepayers reduce their energy costs while also reducing energy system costs. He also authored and brought forward the first true Long-term Energy Plan in Ontario. His work in partnership with Indigenous leaders and communities significantly improved relations with Indigenous people in Ontario.

As key engines of Ontario’s economy, AMPCO members represent many of Ontario’s leading industries. They’ve come together to present a strong and unified voice to policymakers to ensure economic growth and competitiveness across sectors.

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