Chad is a cleantech scaling & Indigenous partnership strategist who leads with a focus on strategic connection, systems thinking, and long-term impact. He brings deep knowledge of policy and community development, identifies aligned opportunities, and generates high-level ideas that shape impactful, community-driven initiatives. He often serves as the bridge between vision and execution by helping to shape initiatives that are both technically sound and deeply rooted in the values and priorities of various Nations.

Tiffanee is responsible for steering project delivery, aligning strategic priorities, and coordinating partners to ensure cohesive and effective collaboration. She excels at translating complex goals into clear action plans, keeping all parties engaged and moving forward together. ​​Her ability to navigate between high-level strategy and day-to-day implementation makes her a trusted lead on Unify’s most complex and impactful initiatives.

Roman is a Ts’msyen First Nations business professional with extensive experience supporting Indigenous organizations through governance, economic development, and community partnerships. As Indigenous Partnership Lead with Unify, Roman works with First Nations councils, community organizations, and partners to support projects in areas such as housing, food security, cultural initiatives, and economic development. His background includes senior leadership roles as Executive Director of the Prince Rupert & District Chamber of Commerce and COO / Co-Founder of the Ts’msyen Prosperity Society, where he led grant writing, policy development, and the establishment of organizational bylaws and governance structures. Roman brings a practical, relationship-focused approach grounded in on-the-ground experience working with Indigenous communities and regional partners.

Morgan Warner is a graduate of the University of Cambridge with a focus on community resilience and Indigenous governance in the face of climate change. She brings experience in project management, policy analysis, and non-profit leadership, and commitment to supporting inclusive, community-driven approaches. Her research includes intersectional analyses of lived experiences in the Arctic and Antarctic, with a particular focus on the growing impact that wildfires have on Indigenous communities in the Canadian Sub-Arctic.

Lyle Morriseau is a member of Sagkeeng First Nation and has over 15 years of leadership and entrepreneurial experience promoting climate resilience and renewable energy solutions in Indigenous communities. He brings trusted relationships across Manitoba and Ontario, deep knowledge of clean energy policy and technology, and a long track record of public engagement and advocacy. His leadership ensures strong alignment with community needs and priorities.

Sophie leads strategic planning and funding development, building opportunity pipelines and crafting compelling grant applications that turn community priorities into actionable, well-resourced initiatives. With a strong policy lens and knowledge of funding landscapes, she ensures every opportunity is purposeful and community-driven.

Edgard is from the Tahltan Nation and is dedicated to aligning the resource and energy industries with Indigenous sovereignty and sustainable development. Besides being a sought-after youth leader, Edgard's mission is to empower Nations, build economic strength, and ideate systems of sustainable development through creating training pathways, leading complex industry and community negotiations, and ensuring community engagement is meaningful, empowering, and integrated into every stage of project development.

A seasoned cleantech and sustainability leader with 25 + years guiding low-carbon innovation across Europe, the UK, and Canada. As Chief Innovation Officer at Unify and ClimateDoor, he spearheads high-impact projects such as the LCBA EU Phase 2 initiative.

Shannon is a dynamic leader with over 25 years of experience in commercializing innovations across cleantech, ocean tech, environmental health, toxicology, ecological impact, and risk assessment. She has successfully led regional, national, and international multidisciplinary teams to develop strategic plans for solving complex environmental challenges. At UBC, she led the including their economic reconciliation efforts, advancing climate solutions in remote Indigenous communities to foster clean water, food security, renewable energy independence, and land sovereignty.