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Terri Lynn

Name

Terri Lynn Morrison (she/her)

Position/Title

Associate Executive Director

Location

Listuguj, QC, Mi’gmaq First Nations territory

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Description

Terri Lynn is a proud First Nations Mi’gmaq woman from Listuguj, in the province of Quebec. As the Associate Executive Director of ICE, her work focuses on increasing Indigenous engagement and outreach for ICE and its programs, and advancing Indigenous inclusion in Canada’s clean energy economy. Her clean energy journey began in 2014, when she became the Project Director for a 150MW Wind Farm that was owned and developed with three Mi’gmaq communities and their partner, Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. from Longueuil, Quebec. This project received the Excellence in Human Resources Award from the Quebec Wind Industry, with Terri Lynn recognized as the Rising Star for her contribution in fostering social acceptability for the project. As a mother, grandmother and auntie, Terri Lynn enjoys cooking, travelling, and spending time with her family in her free time.

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