Our Advisory Council
The Productivity Project Advisory Council brings together leaders from education, industry, workforce development, community, and public policy to provide practical guidance on a central question: How can human capital drive Canada’s productivity?
The Productivity Project is a cross-sector collaboration involving the Alberta Centre for Labour Market Research, the Alberta Chambers of Commerce, Mount Royal University, the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy, Canada’s Productivity Initiative, and the LearningCITY Collective.
The Council provides timely, candid, and critical input to ensure the Project’s research, policy agenda, and public outputs remain grounded in real-world learning and labour-market conditions. It is advisory only and has no governance, fiduciary, or operational responsibilities.
Members are invited individuals with diverse perspectives on education, work, productivity, skills, and human capital systems. They participate in a personal capacity, based on their expertise and judgment, and do not formally represent their organizations.
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Dr. D'Andre Wilson-Ihejirika
Co-Chair. Advisory Council
Calgary Region Immigrant Employment Council
Expertise
Career Pathways, Experiential Learning, Work-Integrated Learning, Workforce Development
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Jeff Griffiths
Co-Chair, Advisory Council
Alberta Chambers of Commerce
Expertise
Competency-Based Management
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Janet Lane
Canada West Foundation
Expertise
Competency-Based Workforce Development and Deployment
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Dr. Sharon McIntyre
New Cottage Industries
Expertise
Inclusive Innovation, Co-Creation, Entrepreneurship Curriculum

