president & ceo

Timothy J. Kennedy
Timothy Kennedy brings a wealth of strategic and leadership experience in the non-profit, government and corporate sectors to the role of Executive Director of CAIA. After a period of time working in the non-profit sector and as an Advisor to the Official Opposition in Ottawa, he worked for ten years as a senior government relations consultant in Ottawa, advising clients in the natural resources and sustainability sectors, before being named in 2011 as Vice President, Government and Aboriginal Affairs for Spectra Energy, a Houston-based energy pipeline and delivery company. He served in this position for six years until beginning his role with CAIA in April 2017.

Staff

PRESIDENT & CEO
Timothy J. Kennedy

MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER
Sheri Beaulieu

POLICY AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS COORDINATOR
Ben Normand

FINANCE & HR COORDINATOR
Lynn Gingras

Board of Directors

• Jamie Baker
  Newfoundland Aquaculture Industry Association

• Jeff Bishop
  Aquaculture Association of Nova Scotia

• Claire Brown
  Raspberry Point Oysters

• Todd Cook
  Elanco Canada Limited

• Cyr Couturier
  Marine Institute, Memorial University of Newfoundland

• Heather Clarke
  Poseidon Ocean Systems

• Susan Farquharson
  Atlantic Canada Fish Farmers Association

• Brad Hicks
  Taplow Feeds

• Larry Johnson
  Nuu-chah-nulth Seafood Limited Partnership

• Brian Kingzett
  BC Salmon Farmers Association

• Steve Langley
  Atlantic Aqua Farms Ltd.

• Cynthia Lee

  Cargill Canada

• Gordon McLellan
  Mac’s Oysters

• Rich Moccia
  Aquaculture Centre, University of Guelph

• Mia Parker

  Mowi Canada West

• Joel Richardson
  Cooke Aquaculture Ltd.

• Ian Roberts
  Mowi Canada East

• Tim Rundle
  Creative Salmon Co. Ltd.

• Linda Sams
  Cermaq Canada Ltd.

• Cyrus Singh
  k'awat'si Shellfish Company

• Trevor Stanley
  Skretting Canada Inc.

• RJ Taylor

  Ontario Aquaculture Association

• Peter Warris

  PEI Aquaculture Alliance

• Jennifer Woodland

  Grieg Seafood BC Ltd.

• Brian Yip
  Fanny Bay Oysters