| Greg Roach (Chair)After retiring from the Nova Scotia Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture in 2012, Mr. Roach set up a company that offers services in project management, training and advice related to the commercial fisheries, aquaculture and recreational fisheries in Atlantic Canada. Mr. Roach first joined the Nova Scotia Fisheries Department in 1976 as a Marine Biologist and retired as the Associate Deputy Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture. He has extensive expertise in resource science, resource management, project management and government operations, and a strong working relationship with industry groups addressing applied development, regulation and government services. Likewise, Mr. Roach has a long-term working relationship with the federal government addressing local, provincial, national and international issues related to fisheries, aquaculture, coastal community development, oceans and other resource management issues. Mr. Roach received a Bachelor of Science, Honors Biology from St Francis Xavier University and a Master of Science in Marine Biology from Dalhousie University. Bill Taylor (Vice-Chair)Mr. Taylor lives in St. Andrews, New Brunswick and is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF). He joined the staff of ASF in 1988 and served as Manager of Regional Programs, Director of Communications, Executive Director of Public Policy and in 1995 was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Taylor serves on several regional, national, and international conservation boards and committees, including Canada’s Hunting and Angling Advisory Panel, the Atlantic Salmon Advisory Committee, and is a member of Canada’s | |
