Parks Canada Executive and Leadership Team

Kirsten Sage, the National Contracting Services Senior Advisor & Chief Financial Officer, Directorate at Parks Canada, manages complex procurement frameworks and fiscal planning for protected heritage areas. By architecting robust contracting strategies, the Senior Advisor & Chief Financial Officer, Directorate ensures that all vendor engagements align with federal procurement regulations and sustainability goals. Kirsten Sage directs the financial planning processes, providing critical oversight for the budgetary requirements of the entire agency. This role involves balancing large-scale infrastructure investments with the need for fiscal responsibility across diverse geographic regions. Through the implementation of transparent financial controls, the Senior Advisor & Chief Financial Officer, Directorate secures the necessary funding for ongoing conservation projects. By analyzing market trends and procurement data, the Senior Advisor & Chief Financial Officer, Directorate drives efficiency in resource utilization, ultimately strengthening the financial foundation required to protect Canada's most significant natural and cultural landmarks.

Emilie Goulet, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate at Parks Canada, executes specialized procurement advisory functions to support the agency's extensive heritage management operations. By providing technical guidance on complex contracting agreements, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate ensures compliance with federal standards while facilitating the acquisition of essential services for park maintenance. Emilie Goulet analyzes contractual risks and develops mitigation strategies to protect the financial interests of the organization. This leadership role involves close coordination with the Chief Financial Officer Directorate to align procurement activities with broader fiscal objectives. Through the rigorous evaluation of service delivery models, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate optimizes the value derived from external partnerships. This focus on operational precision supports the agency's mission to maintain high-quality visitor experiences and robust conservation efforts across the national network.

Claren Motokado, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) at Parks Canada, manages the financial reporting and budgetary integrity of the agency's vast system of protected areas. By overseeing the development of comprehensive financial models, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) ensures that resource distribution supports both immediate conservation needs and long-term heritage preservation. Claren Motokado directs the internal audit functions and financial monitoring systems to maintain strict adherence to government accountability standards. This role involves collaborating with regional directors to assess the fiscal impact of environmental initiatives across the country. Through the implementation of advanced financial tracking tools, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) provides the executive team with actionable insights for strategic planning. By prioritizing fiscal transparency and operational efficiency, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) secures the financial stability necessary to protect Canada's natural and cultural heritage for future generations.

Tammy Paul, the Chief of Staff at Parks Canada, directs internal operations and coordinates cross-departmental initiatives to ensure alignment with federal heritage mandates. By managing executive communications and streamlining administrative workflows, the Chief of Staff facilitates efficient decision-making processes across the organization. Tammy Paul oversees the integration of policy objectives with daily operational requirements, ensuring that protected areas receive consistent support. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with senior management to address complex logistical challenges within the national park system. Through rigorous oversight of organizational priorities, the Chief of Staff maintains high standards of public service delivery. By optimizing internal resource allocation, the Chief of Staff supports the long-term preservation of cultural and natural sites. This strategic focus enables the agency to meet evolving environmental goals while maintaining operational excellence across all regional jurisdictions.