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Gina Weaver
Inclusion, Diversity & Equity Consultant | Gender Equity and Neuro-Inclusion Advocate | Idea Percolator
Gina Weaver is a professional dedicated to supporting initiatives aimed at advancing women in the workplace and helping young professionals build strong networks early in their careers.
She holds a background in accounting, having studied Introductory and Managerial Accounting at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, along with completing a Certificate/Mini-MBA Program in Business and Management from the Alberta School of Business, University of Alberta.
Furthermore, she has attained a Certificate in Supervisory Development from the Faculty of Extension at the University of Alberta.
Gina has been actively involved in various organizations, including serving as Regional Lead for the Developing Professionals Group (DPG) in British Columbia and formerly holding roles such as Co-Chair of Women@Stantec in British Columbia.
Her past experiences include positions as an Executive Assistant and Office Manager in both the private and public sectors, showcasing a diverse skill set and a wealth of experience in administrative and managerial roles.
Highlights
Scholarship Alert! Are you ready to take your future to the next level? The Stantec Equity & Diversity Scholarship is back! 🌟 🗓️ Application Period: September 1 - October 14 This scholarship is all about empowering students from historically underrepresented communities to achieve their dreams in STEAM fields. Since 2021, we’ve supported 160 students with scholarships and offered 30 internships at Stantec 🌍✨ If you, or a student you know, are passionate about STEAM and identify as part of an underrepresented group, don’t miss this chance! Click here for more info:
Stantec is a sponsor of the Squamish Arts Festival, happening now until Saturday, August 17! Head down to Sp’akw’us Feather Park for a family-friendly weekend filled with workshops, food trucks, and an artisan market, featuring incredible performers from the Sea to Sky and Lower Mainland regions.
Did you know this beautiful oceanfront park was once a #brownfield site? Thanks to our Environmental Services remediation team, 11 acres were reclaimed and transformed into a stunning public space representing the rich culture of the Skwxwú7mesh Úxwumixw Nation (Squamish First Nation).
#SquamishArtsFestival #StantecEnvironmentalServices #SupportIndigenous
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