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 strategies for national heritage projects. Overseeing large-scale contracting operations, the Chief Financial Officer, Directorate ensures that all financial expenditures align with federal budgetary requirements. Kirsten Sage architects robust procurement policies to support the maintenance of protected natural areas across the country. By evaluating vendor performance and contract compliance, the Chief Financial Officer, Directorate mitigates financial risk while maximizing value for public investments. This leadership position involves collaborating with government auditors to maintain transparency in fiscal reporting. Through the implementation of advanced financial modeling, the Chief Financial Officer, Directorate optimizes resource allocation for infrastructure development within national parks. The Chief Financial Officer, Directorate secures long-term financial health by balancing operational costs with the urgent needs of cultural heritage preservation efforts throughout the Canadian landscape.

Émilie Goulet, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate at Parks Canada, executes specialized procurement strategies and provides expert guidance on complex contracting agreements. Focusing on the technical aspects of national service delivery, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate streamlines vendor selection processes for critical park infrastructure. Émilie Goulet analyzes market trends to ensure competitive pricing for essential goods and services required by federal heritage sites. By advising senior leadership on regulatory compliance, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate minimizes legal exposure during high-value negotiations. This role involves developing standardized contracting templates to improve operational speed across regional offices. Through meticulous oversight of contract lifecycles, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate supports the efficient functioning of protected areas. The A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate maintains fiscal integrity by enforcing strict adherence to government procurement policies.

Claren Motokado, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) at Parks Canada, manages regional budget allocations and financial reporting for diverse heritage conservation programs. Overseeing the distribution of federal funds, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) ensures that financial resources reach critical environmental projects across the country. Claren Motokado monitors quarterly fiscal performance to identify opportunities for cost savings and operational improvements. By providing data-driven insights to the executive team, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) supports informed decision-making regarding long-term capital investments. This leadership role involves coordinating with regional directors to align local spending with national strategic objectives. Through the rigorous application of financial controls, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) maintains the fiscal accountability required for public sector entities. The Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) drives financial sustainability by optimizing the management of assets within the extensive system of protected natural and cultural heritage areas.

Tammy Paul, the Chief of Staff at Parks Canada, directs internal administrative operations and coordinates cross-departmental initiatives to support federal heritage mandates. Managing high-level communications between executive leadership and government stakeholders, the Chief of Staff ensures alignment with national conservation goals. Tammy Paul optimizes organizational workflows to enhance efficiency across protected natural areas. By facilitating strategic planning sessions, the Chief of Staff enables seamless execution of agency-wide policies. This role involves monitoring performance metrics to maintain operational excellence within the federal framework. Through proactive management of internal resources, the Chief of Staff supports the broader mission of safeguarding cultural heritage sites. The Chief of Staff maintains rigorous standards for administrative compliance, ensuring that all departmental activities adhere to government regulations. Ultimately, the Chief of Staff drives organizational stability by fostering collaboration among diverse teams tasked with managing Canada's extensive network of protected lands.