Greg Nuttall

President and CEO

Greg Nuttall is one of the founding CEO’s of the world’s waste-to-fuel industry. Prior to becoming CEO of Woodland, Greg was a partner at Rubicon Investment Group, a merchant bank focused on accelerating the growth of the companies it acquires and invests in. Before this Greg was co-founder and CEO of a leading change management consulting firm that helps large and mid-sized organizations in Canada and the United States. At the outset of his career Greg was an M&A and corporate finance lawyer. As a lawyer he practiced at Clifford Chance, one of the world's largest law firms, where he was based in London, and Torys, a leading corporate law firm with practices in Toronto and New York. Greg has also been a successful technology investor as a venture partner of New Economy Capital. Greg earned his Master of International Laws degree at Cambridge University and is a Pegasus Scholar.

Phone: +1-647-494-5553, ext. 102
Email: gnuttall@woodlandbiofuels.com

William White

Chief Operating Officer

Prior to joining Woodland Biofuels William White was the President of DuPont Canada (1,000 employees, $1 billion revenue) and had an over 30 year career with the global DuPont company in Operations (Director, Global Operations), Marketing, Engineering and leadership of global business units. William brings a wealth of operating experience to Woodland and is responsible for overseeing Woodland’s plant operations and global commercial development. A long time champion of sustainability, he has recently been working extensively with developing businesses, particularly in cleantech.

Phone: +1-647-494-5553, ext. 103
Email: wwhite@woodlandbiofuels.com

Chris Jamieson

Chief Financial Officer

Chris Jamieson has extensive experience in finance, operations and banking. His background includes 15 years experience as a CFO of both public and early stage private companies, including roles as CFO of Union Energy (owner of Union Gas and Mark Resources) and Denison Energy. He is a Certified Management Accountant and holds Bachelor of Science and Master of Business Administration degrees from Queen's University.

Phone: +1-647-494-5553, ext. 101
Email: cjamieson@woodlandbiofuels.com

Joel T. Kissack

General Counsel and Corporate Secretary

Joel Kissack was a senior partner at Davies, Ward and Beck (now Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP), where over 14 years he practiced corporate/securities; antitrust/competition; and information technology law. He advised start-ups and some of North America 's largest companies on a complete spectrum of corporate transactions, including M&A, finance, competition and market analysis, licensing, and strategic alliances. Joel was listed in both the Lexpert Canadian Legal Directory of Leading Competition and Antitrust Lawyers and the Euromoney Guide to the World's Leading Competition and Antitrust Lawyers. He wrote over 20 scholarly articles in his practice areas, published in a variety of professional publications. Joel earned his law degree from University of Toronto and prior to that, studied engineering at the University of Western Ontario.

Email: jkissack@woodlandbiofuels.com

Gary Van Nest

Chairman

In addition to his role at Woodland, Gary Van Nest is President of Sinalta Investments Ltd., an investment and management consulting company. Gary has over 40 years of experience in the merchant banking and investment management businesses. He was formerly President of Wisener & Partners (now Merrill Lynch, Canada), President of Triarch Corporation, Chairman of Elliot & Page Limited, and President & CEO of Canadian Venture Capital Corporation. Gary continues to serve as Director of several public companies.

Thomas Allen

Q.C., Director

Tom Allen is counsel to Norton Rose Fulbright. Tom is considered to be one of Canada's top corporate governance experts. He was formerly: Chairman of Westwind Capital Corporation, Chairman of the Task Force to Modernize Securities Legislation in Canada, Chairman of the Accounting Standards Oversight Council of Canada; member of the Advisory Board of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions of Canada; Chairman of the Corporate Finance Committee of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada (IDA); a former public director of the IDA for many years; former Vice Chairman of Gordon Capital Partners and a past Director of Mount Sinai Hospital.

Andrew Heintzman

Observer

Andrew Heintzman is President and co-founder of Investeco Capital. Andrew was the Chair of the Premier's Climate Change Advisory Panel for the Province of Ontario from 2008 to 2012, and is currently a member of Ontario's Clean Energy Task Force. In addition, he is on the board of directors of the Tides Canada Foundation and the Steering Committee of Sustainable Prosperity. He is also an advisor to the Masters of Global Affairs program at the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto. Andrew is the author of The New Entrepreneurs: Building a Green Economy for the Future, and was co-editor of: Fueling the Future: How the Battle Over Energy is Changing Everything.

David Hennigar

Director

David Hennigar is Executive Chairman of Thornridge Holdings Limited and Vice-Chairman/Lead Director of Highliner Foods Inc. Previously David was Chairman of Extendicare Inc., Chairman of Assisted Living Concepts Inc., Vice Chairman of Crown Life Insurance Co., and lead director of Crombie REIT. David has also been involved in numerous corporate acquisitions, takeovers and mergers including: acquisition of Fraser Companies by Noranda, Halifax Shipyards by RSV, CN Marine and Hall Shipping and Refinancing of National Sea Products, reverse takeover of Crown Life Insurance by Extendicare Inc., Systems Dimensions by Coastal Enterprises and sale to Datacrown Inc.

Phil Reddon

Observer

Managing Partner, Covington Capital, Phil Reddon brings with him close to 20 years of investment experience and has been with Covington since 2002. As Managing Partner, Phil’s responsibilities include setting the corporate strategic and growth objectives for Covington Capital, overseeing the operations of Covington Capital as well as its Investment and Operations teams. Phil takes an active role in a number of Covington’s portfolio investments; assessing new opportunities and offering strategic insight toward meeting growth objectives. Phil currently sits on the Board or functions as an observer on the Board of several portfolio companies. Prior to joining Covington, Phil spent six years at Bank of Montreal Capital Corporation as Managing Director for a $400 million private equity group. Phil was head of the Technology Investment team, and sat on the investment committee, which was involved in the investment and approval process for over 60 companies.

Scott Travers

Director

Scott Travers is the past President and COO of Minas Basin Pulp and Power Co.  Ltd. in Hantsport, NS as well as the President and Vice Chairman of Newton Falls Fine Paper in Newton Falls, NY. 
Scott has been a director of multiple organizations, including:   Chairman of the Pulp and Paper Technical Association; first Chairman of FORCE (Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy); Nova Scotia Business Inc.; Crown Fibre Tube; Scotia Recycling; Seaforth Energy; REIANS (Renewable Energy Industry Association of Nova Scotia); and the Nova Scotia Hearing and Speech Foundation.