ECOPLAN:NET - Key Persons
ecoplan:net and ecoplan:search® offer clients an extensive tourism and environmental planning research base. Christina is responsible for maintaining and mining the ecoplan:search Tour Wholesaler Index and statistical database, including setting up and managing client databases and mailing lists.
Douglas has more than 30 years experience in the preparation of resource management plans, particularly in fisheries and forestry. He has worked extensively with native groups throughout North America.
James MacGregor is on the following International and Corporate Advisory Boards:
James is ecoplan:nets' senior consultant and one of North Americas most experienced ecotourism/sustainable tourism planners. Before establishing ecoplan:net he held management positions with such international consulting firms as SNC Lavalin and Groupe Poulin Theriault.
He has 30 years of tourism planning experience and has completed assignment in every province and territory of Canada. James has managed more than 300 tourism assignments in 12 countries.
He has worked extensively for Aboriginal Peoples worldwide and is a well known tourism educator who has delivered workshops to more than 2500 participants in the past decade.
He has been an advisor to senior government officials, aboriginal chiefs and community/regional organizations.
Job Titles:
- Project Management / Policy and Investments
Peter brings more than 35 years of corporate and business development, management and investment experience to the firm.
As a former vice-president of SNC Lavalin his assignments involved a diverse understanding of international institutional structures, capacity building requirements, financing mechanisms and multilateral funding.
Job Titles:
- Architect
- Sustainable Architecture
Robert is a well know architect, particularly because of his work in the development of sustainable architecture and ecodesign specifications and standards. He has more than 30 years experience in facility development for the tourism industry including lodges, interpretation centres, resorts, and attractions.