Parks Canada Executive and Leadership Team

Kirsten Sage, the National Contracting Services Senior Advisor & Chief Financial Officer, Directorate at Parks Canada, architects the financial framework and procurement strategies for the entire agency. Overseeing the fiscal health of national heritage projects, the Chief Financial Officer, Directorate ensures compliance with federal budgetary standards. Kirsten Sage manages complex contracting services that support the maintenance of protected natural areas across North American regions. By balancing capital investments with operational costs, the Chief Financial Officer, Directorate maximizes the impact of public funding on cultural preservation. This role involves constant interaction with the Board and other executive leaders to align financial planning with long-term conservation goals. Through strategic oversight of procurement cycles, the Chief Financial Officer, Directorate mitigates fiscal risks while promoting sustainable development. This leadership function remains essential for the agency's ability to deliver high-quality visitor experiences and infrastructure improvements across diverse geographic landscapes.

Claren Motokado, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) at Parks Canada, manages the granular financial reporting and internal audit functions required for federal heritage management. By monitoring expenditure patterns and revenue streams, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) ensures that every dollar supports the protection of natural and cultural assets. Claren Motokado oversees the implementation of financial controls that safeguard the agency's resources against operational volatility. This role involves providing detailed fiscal analysis to the executive team to inform strategic decisions regarding land management and infrastructure maintenance. Through the optimization of accounting systems, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) enhances transparency and accountability across all regional operations. This leadership position supports the broader financial strategy by identifying cost-saving opportunities and improving budgetary precision. Ultimately, the Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Parks (Canada) strengthens the financial resilience of the organization, ensuring the continued preservation of Canada's most iconic natural environments.

Emilie Goulet, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate at Parks Canada, executes specialized procurement strategies and advisory functions for the agency's contracting division. By analyzing market trends and vendor performance, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate ensures that all service agreements align with the agency's conservation objectives. Emilie Goulet facilitates the integration of sustainable contracting practices across national operations, focusing on the efficient delivery of infrastructure projects. This role involves collaborating with the Chief Financial Officer to refine procurement policies and improve the agility of the contracting process. Through the application of rigorous oversight, the A and Advisor, National Contracting Services, Chief Financial Officer Directorate minimizes supply chain disruptions while maintaining high standards for cultural site maintenance. This leadership role remains critical for the successful execution of large-scale projects that protect and promote Canada's natural heritage on a national scale.

Tammy Paul, the Chief of Staff at Parks Canada, directs internal operations and coordinates high-level administrative workflows across the organization. By managing executive communications and aligning departmental goals with federal mandates, the Chief of Staff ensures seamless integration of policy initiatives. Tammy Paul facilitates collaboration between senior leadership teams to optimize the protection of natural and cultural heritage areas. This role involves streamlining decision-making processes to support the long-term viability of protected sites. Through rigorous oversight of organizational priorities, the Chief of Staff maintains operational excellence across the entire agency. By fostering cross-functional partnerships, the Chief of Staff drives efficiency in resource allocation and project execution. This leadership position remains vital for maintaining the integrity of the agency's mission while navigating complex governmental requirements. Ultimately, the Chief of Staff secures the operational foundation necessary for the successful management of Canada's most significant heritage landscapes.