Andrew.

I am a results-oriented senior leader with over 30 years of experience in strategic leadership, operational management, and program development, specializing in Canadian architectural history and heritage conservation. An expert in stakeholder relations, I have a proven ability to manage complex projects, multi-million-dollar budgets, and large asset portfolios. I have held key roles such as the first Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals, the National Heritage Conservation Manager at BGIS, a National Historic Sites Superintendent at Parks Canada, and manager of both the Federal Heritage Review Office and the Canadian Register of Historic Places. I have been a director of the National Historic Sites Alliance: a professional network of like-minded owners and managers of National Historic Sites. I am also an adjunct professor and occasional teacher at Carleton University and have authored a book on the architecture of the national capital region: Exploring the Capital (Figure1 Publishing). A master’s degree in architectural history from Carleton University and leadership roles in various heritage organizations, including the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada, further underscore my deep expertise.