Mary Pickering
VP, Special Projects
Mary Pickering is currently on assignment with the Federation of Canadian Municipalities to support the new Low Carbon Cities Canada (LC3) initiative. In her role as VP Special Projects, Low Carbon Cities Canada, Mary will provide consulting support to the LC3 National Office and seven local LC3 centres. Mary continues her work as TAF’s VP, Strategy and Partnerships one day a week, focusing on three areas:
- Scaling/commercialization practice
- Partnership development
- Mentoring and coaching staff
Mary has more than 25 years of management experience in the environmental non-profit sector and is an accredited Practitioner-Trainer of the international Partnership Brokers Association.
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Embracing the challenge of multisolving
New strategies for navigating the net zero river delta
The uncomfortable path to climate action scale-up
Low Carbon Cities Canada: the seeds have sprouted
Toronto’s 44 per cent reduction – why the sudden drop?
Seven recommendations on the 2019 TransformTO budget
Asking a good question – weaving threads between Partnership Brokering and The Art of Hosting
TransformTO neighbourhood grants: TAF invests $100,000 in 2018
All aboard the community benefits bus
TransformTO funding approved: And the race begins
TransformTO: Full funding is critical for climate action
TransformTO Steps: Tackling costly air pollution through investment in low-carbon actions
The power of the neighbourhood approach
A big thank-you for TransformTO advisors as Council vote nears
TransformTO vote delayed until July
Collective impact: practitioners share their insights
What single action could transform urban transportation in the GTA?
Will road tolls reduce emissions in Toronto?
Collective impact in motion
Carbon reduction = good health
From less bad to more good: the low-carbon city of the future
New report steers the low-carbon obstacle course for cities
Cities in Paris – a formidable force
Partners trump powers when it comes to climate action
How to leverage cap and trade to improve transit
TAF explores low-carbon policy approaches
