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Keith Bradley

COO, Invest Alberta
In November 2023, Keith Bradley took on the role of leading Invest
Alberta’s international business development team. With a wealth ofexperience spanning two decades, Keith has held executive positions
in business development and operations across diverse industries. A
track record of success in expanding businesses combined with acomprehensive understanding of the business landscape make Keithuniquely positioned to lead Invest Alberta’s team through its nextstages of growth.

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Yuriy HumberFounder of the Japan
NRG platform, CEO ofYuri Group

Yuriy Humber is President of Yuri Group and founder of the Japan NRG
platform, which provides regular intelligence and analysis about theJapanese energy and power industry, markets, and policy. He is also acolumnist on energy issues for the “Nikkei Asia” and co-author of “NetZero Sum”, a 2023 white paper published by CLSA on Japanese energypolicies.
Yuriy’s analysis and outlook has been cited in business and energyfocused publications including The Financial Times, Bloomberg, theNew York Times, Nikkei Asia, ICIS, Energy Voice, Gas Strategies, Gas
Outlook, and ReNews. He has also commented on Japanese energy
issues for the New Republic (US magazine) and Prism International(Canada).
A Cambridge University graduate, Yuriy is also the co-author of a 2017
white paper on Abenomics, including its impact on the energy industry,by the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan.

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Myron Keehn

President and Chief
Executive Officer,Edmonton AirportsMyron Keehn is President and CEO of Edmonton International Airport(YEG). Myron’s 30 years of experience working in the private and public
sectors in North and South America, Asia, and Europe help
him to see and implement new and effective approaches to airport
developments and operations.
In Myron’s 15 years at Edmonton Airports, he has driven thedevelopment of YEG's Airport City Sustainability Campus - anecosystem of companies driving innovation in e-commerce,cargo/logistics, advanced manufacturing, and pharma. His vision andtenacity have attracted over $1.2B USD of private
investment to YEG. Myron’s mission is to recast the roles that airports
play, evolving beyond utilities into
economic engines for cities, regions and countries.
Prior to YEG, Myron built a career focusing on how to drive economic
potential of private and government-owned assets to maximize returns
for countries by driving national investment and commercial plans.
Myron is an active Director on governing boards across a range ofsectors including real estate, healthcare, private industry, andphilanthropy.

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Nicole LeBlanc
Partner, Woven
Capital

Nicole LeBlanc is a partner with Woven Capital in Tokyo, focusing on
investments globally in mobility, energy, and sustainability that supportand accelerate Toyota’s mission to build the safest mobility in the world.
Previously she was a partner with 2150, an urbantech & sustainability
fund focused on supporting the growth of sustainable cities. Prior tothis Nicole was the Director of Investments for Alphabet’s Sidewalk
Labs that was focused on building more sustainable, innovative, andequitable cities. Before joining Sidewalk managed a portfolio of 150+
seed stage startups with Director roles at BDC Capital and NBIF. Nicole
is also a founder and investor in Sandpiper.vc, a women led venture
fund based in Atlantic Canada aiming to support women as bothfounders and investors.
Nicole began her career as a CPA and stays active in the community
through board, advisory and mentorship roles with a number ofcharities, tech accelerators and venture funds.

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Jeff Pentland
Managing Director &Head of Asia-Pacific,
Northleaf CapitalPartners

Jeff leads Northleaf’s activities in the Asia-Pacific region, working
closely with existing and prospective investors and investment
consultants to design, develop and monitor their private markets
portfolios. Jeff is a member of the firm’s Investment Committees andoversees the origination, evaluation and monitoring of Northleaf’s
private markets investments. He is also Chair of Northleaf’s ESG
Committee and serves on the advisory boards of several partnerships
within Northleaf’s portfolio.
Prior to relocating to Asia to lead Northleaf’s Tokyo office, Jeff washead of Northleaf’s investor relations and business developmentactivities. He joined Northleaf’s predecessor, TD Capital, in 2005 andwas previously a management consultant with McKinsey & Company
where he specialized in corporate strategy, finance and organizational
behaviour, advising companies in financial services and other sectors.
Previously, Jeff was a corporate/securities lawyer with Stikeman Elliottin Toronto, and Hamada Matsumoto in Tokyo, where he advised clientson private equity, infrastructure, corporate finance and mergers andacquisitions transactions. Prior to that, Jeff worked with the United
Nations Development Programme in New York and West Africa.
Jeff received a B.A. (First Class Honours) from the University of British
Columbia, an M.Phil. in International Relations from Oxford Universityand an LL.B. (Dean’s Honours List) from the Faculty of Law, University ofToronto.

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Patric﻿k Quealey
Deputy Director
Indo-Pacific & Asia,
Natural Resources
CanadaPatrick is the Deputy Director for Asia within the Bilateral Affairs Division at Natural Resources Canada.
Patrick has served in this role since August 2022.
Previously, Patrick has served as a A/Director of Economic Development at Indigenous Services
Canada (2016-17), Deputy Director of Regional Policy Issues and Indigenous Relationships in theOntario Regional Director General’s office for Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) (20132022), Deputy Director of the Oil and Gas division at ECCC (2021-2022), senior policy advisor at theDepartment of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (2004-2013). He also remains a subject matter
expert related to climate/resource security, and has provided advice to the Privy Council Office andDepartment of National Defence.
While at Foreign Affairs (now Global Affairs Canada), Patrick was a lead Canadian negotiator under theUN Climate Change Convention and the IPCC, and lead the development of Government of Canada
views on the linkages between environmental degradation, climate change and security in the context
of foreign, development and defence policy. Patrick has also managed Canada’s financial contributions
to the United Nations and associated agencies.
Outside of official duties Patrick has been a member of Project Comfort (2018-2020), and has servedon the program committee for the Couchiching Institute on Public Affairs’ annual policy conference.
From 2011-2013, Patrick served as the Vice-President of Causeway Work Centre’s Board of Directors.
Causeway Work Centre promotes employability for individuals suffering from poverty, mental illness,and addictions. In addition, Patrick has served as member, then chair of the City of Ottawa’s
Environmental Advisory Committee (2004-2012).
In 2006 Patrick created the Ottawa Sustainability Fund (www.osfund.ca), a private endowment
focused on funding projects which enhance renewable energy and energy efficiency at the community
level. The Fund is now housed within EnviroCentre.
Patrick was born in Montréal Canada and holds degrees from the London School of Economics andUniversity of Waterloo and is the proud father of two boys. In the course of his professional andpersonal pursuits Patrick has experienced mid-night negotiations at gun point; read a children’s story
to NATO generals; been given a private delegation tour of the Parthenon; and has explored a 2000
year old Roman cistern in Jordan. Despite this, or perhaps because of it, there’s nothing else he’drather be doing.

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徳永徹 (ToruTokunaga)

脱炭素CM部 部長明豊ファシリティワークス株式会社
2012年明豊ファシリティワークス入社

コンストラクション・マネジャーとして、建設プロジェクトにおける脱炭素化や設備リニューアルを中心にプロセス構築、品質、スケジュー
ル、コストを管理する発注者支援に従事。
全国の公共工事や民間工事のフィージビリティスタディ、基本計画、事業者選定支援、設計施工マネジメントを行う。
技術士（総合技術監理・衛生工学）、認定コンストラクション・マネジ
ャー、設備設計一級建築士他
技術士（総合技術監理・衛生工学） P.E.Jp（Engineering
Management , Environmental Engineering）
認定コンストラクションマネジャー Certified Construction Manager
設備設計一級建築士 1st class construction engineer (Electrical works)

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都筑秀典 (TsuzukiHidenori)

愛知県 経済産業局 産業部 産業科学技術課 水素社会実装推進室 室長

30年近く愛知県職員として、繊維産業やロボット産業など、愛知県内の産業振興に従事し、2022年4月から水素エネルギー産業を担当。2023年12月に新たな組織「水素社会実装推進室」の設置と同時に室長に就任。