EMC Canada
Saskatchewan
I’m a researcher, strategist, and facilitator with over 25 years of experience supporting workforce planning, industry growth, and collaborative initiatives across Saskatchewan and Western Canada. My background includes manufacturing sector analysis, regional partnerships, and stakeholder engagement—work that has allowed me to bridge connections between industry, government, and community. I’ve had the opportunity to work across public, private, and nonprofit sectors, with a focus on market intelligence, labour force analysis, organizational development, and strategic planning. My approach is grounded in collaboration and data-driven decision-making. Based in Saskatchewan, I’m actively involved in my local community and committed to reconciliation and ensuring inclusive participation in the province’s manufacturing future.
I invite you to connect with me – any time!
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Upcoming Events
Leading Across Generations
Today’s workplaces are more age-diverse than ever before, with up to five generations working side-by-side, each bringing different communication styles, expectations, motivations, and lived experiences.
BDC / EMC Economic Outlook for Manufacturers
Join Pierre Cléroux, Vice President, Research, and Chief Economist at BDC – Canada’s development bank – for the latest on the state of the Canadian economy, manufacturing, and highlights from BDC’s recently released Report: The Digital Transformation of SMEs in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.
Jean-Pierre (JP) Giroux, President of EMC, will provide an overview on the Issues Affecting EMC’s manufacturing network and the solutions and resources EMC is bringing to help.
Practical Self Care Strategies
Resilience and self care are often talked about in the workplace but rarely defined in clear, practical terms. This session shifts the focus away from jargon and into real-life strategies that help individuals care for their own mental health. Participants will explore what wellness, resilience and self care really are (and what they’re not!) in order to create a more grounded, personal understanding of these concepts.