Simon Naylor is an agronomist with a Master of Science in biology, who has been working in the areas of agriculture and the environment for close to 15 years. He has applied his recognized negotiating and management skills to the development of numerous waste recycling projects with municipalities and RCMs, as well as with agri-food and paper companies. A strong communicator, he is regularly called upon to serve as a presenter, panelist or facilitator at conferences and seminars on the environment and waste management.

Michel St-Germain has a diploma in the management and operation of agricultural businesses and is the owner of an agricultural business specializing in the production of field crops. He has been involved in the area of agricultural recycling of fertilizing residual materials since the start of his professional career. He leads a multi-disciplinary team of agronomists, biologists, engineers and technicians specializing in fertilization, agri-environment and project management. His team annually recycles close to 650,000 metric tonnes of various residual materials and files close to 500 project notices and applications for ministerial approvals with Quebec’s Ministère de l’Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques (MELCC).

Renaud Lapierre is an engineer with a law degree. He initially worked in Quebec’s public sector, where he held several positions, notably as Assistant Deputy Minister at the Ministry of Energy and Resources, then as Associate Secretary General on the Executive Council Discover the report published in the newspaper Le Soleil de Québec on January 10, 2013... (French version only) Learn +