Marcus Campbell

Marcus has lived in Medicine Hat for over 20 years with a specific focus in renewable energy for the last nine years. His company, Terralta Inc., is a renewable energy entity located in Medicine Hat, the most productive solar location in Canada. Terralta’s company portfolio consists of numerous residential/commercial solar PV systems, geothermal systems for residential homes and large scale commercial businesses, as well as high efficiency boilers and hydronic heating systems. Marcus is the 2nd Vice President of the Medicine Hat and District Chamber of Commerce and former board member of the Economic Development Alliance of Southeastern Alberta – Energy Committee. Marcus also coaches softball and loves the Edmonton Oilers.

Sandra Moore

Sandra Moore is the Dean for the new faculty of Business, Environment and Technology at Norquest College in Edmonton, Alberta. She is a 2015-2018 Vanier Scholar and Ph.D. Candidate in the School of Environment and Sustainability at the University of Saskatchewan where her research focuses on understanding the socio-economic impacts of the oil and gas industry on rural communities. She is also a Research Consultant and works with municipalities, post-secondary institutions, non-profit organizations, and economic development associations to help them better understand the impacts of renewable energy. 

Additionally, Sandra is a board member with Energy Efficiency Alberta and sits on numerous panels and committees related to energy and business.  She has over 20 years of professional experience in research, evaluation, management, and program/project development with organizations, communities, and governments in Canada and internationally.