Julia Ewing

 Julia Ewing

Julia Ewing

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Biography

University of Saskatchewan - Business

Director Of Business Development at SIMSA - Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association
Mining & Metals
Julia
Ewing
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
• Community development professional with 25+ years progressive experience working with rural, urban and Indigenous communities

• Proven track record creating and managing multi-faceted community affairs for all phases of the mining cycle with internal stakeholders, municipalities, Indigenous groups, regulatory agencies and NGOs

• Excellent team leader with effective project management and administration skills that ensure positive results in community development and stakeholder engagement

• Seasoned post-secondary business educator - instructing both on and off campus, conducting workshops and curriculum development

• Highly skilled communicator - public speaking, meeting facilitation, diplomacy and writing skills

• Successful track record of co-creating, community based economic opportunities with Canada’s three Indigenous peoples


Experience

  • SIMSA - Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association

    Director Of Business Development

    Building better supply chains by
    • Promoting SIMSA’s suppliers through the use of the Saskatchewan Suppliers Database (SSD) to provincial, national, and international resource producing companies, energy firms, governments and engineering firms.
    • Developing strategy to create, promote and execute new programs for SIMSA’s suppliers --in a partner development role.

  • Cameco Corporation

    Manager, Northern Affairs

    Managed northern community affairs activities (four properties associated with approximately 20 communities) — community engagement, employment and training, business development, community investment and regulatory obligations.

  • J.A. Ewing and Associates

    Principal

    Community engagement activities associated with mineral development projects. Proponent participation in consultation discussions with First Nations and Métis communities for the Environmental Assessment process.

    Post-secondary business education - developing curriculum, conducting workshops, instructing university and colleges courses on and off-campus

  • Star Diamond Corp.

    Director, Community Relations

    Managed community relations and regulatory consultation activities. Negotiated numerous agreements with potentially-affected First Nations and Métis groups.

Education

  • University of Manitoba

    BHEc.

    Bachelor of Human Ecology

  • University of Saskatchewan

    Master of Business Administration (MBA)



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