Pierrick Pugeaud is a lawyer and manager specializing in international law and institutional governance. He holds a master’s degree in international law (LL.M.) and an executive MBA (ESG UQAM and Université Paris-Dauphine). He also completed a master’s degree in law (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne).

Pierrick Pugeaud is a lawyer and manager specializing in international law and institutional governance. He holds a master’s degree in international law (LL.M.) and an executive MBA (ESG UQAM and Université Paris-Dauphine). He also completed a master’s degree in law (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne).

Mr. William J. Law, MOM, CD, is a retired police inspector and district commander with 30 years of operational railway policing experience with the Canadian Pacific Railway Police Service. In this role he provided oversight of railway safety and security, critical infrastructure protection, federal regulatory compliance, incident investigations and enforcement of federal and provincial laws. He also served for 20 years in the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve, retiring with the rank of Captain.

Mr. William J. Law, MOM, CD, is a retired police inspector and district commander with 30 years of operational railway policing experience with the Canadian Pacific Railway Police Service. In this role he provided oversight of railway safety and security, critical infrastructure protection, federal regulatory compliance, incident investigations and enforcement of federal and provincial laws. He also served for 20 years in the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve, retiring with the rank of Captain.

Ms. Janet Bradshaw is an experienced professional engineer who brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in public transportation, professional regulation, governance and dispute resolution. She has more than 15 years of direct experience in the transportation sector, including as CEO of a city transit system and as a project manager for provincial highway and municipal roadway design projects.

Ms. Janet Bradshaw is an experienced professional engineer who brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in public transportation, professional regulation, governance and dispute resolution. She has more than 15 years of direct experience in the transportation sector, including as CEO of a city transit system and as a project manager for provincial highway and municipal roadway design projects.

Mr. Ian Parker brings considerable experience in the rail sector as a litigator. Throughout his career, he has developed extensive expertise in the legal, regulatory and operational frameworks governing the rail industry.

Mr. Parker is a lawyer and a partner with McInnes Cooper in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The firm specializes in insurance and commercial litigation, and he has experience representing clients before courts and administrative tribunals.

Mr. Ian Parker brings considerable experience in the rail sector as a litigator. Throughout his career, he has developed extensive expertise in the legal, regulatory and operational frameworks governing the rail industry.

Mr. Parker is a lawyer and a partner with McInnes Cooper in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The firm specializes in insurance and commercial litigation, and he has experience representing clients before courts and administrative tribunals.

Mr. McKenna has over 35 years of experience in both the public and private sectors. In the 1980s he worked successively as an economic/business researcher to Premier Robert Bourassa, then leader of the Opposition, later as Political Advisor to the President of the Treasury Board and finally as Chief of Staff to the Minister of Transport and Minister of Public Security. In 1992, he was appointed Official Representative and Senior Political Advisor for the Quebec Government in Washington, D.C.

Mr. McKenna has over 35 years of experience in both the public and private sectors. In the 1980s he worked successively as an economic/business researcher to Premier Robert Bourassa, then leader of the Opposition, later as Political Advisor to the President of the Treasury Board and finally as Chief of Staff to the Minister of Transport and Minister of Public Security. In 1992, he was appointed Official Representative and Senior Political Advisor for the Quebec Government in Washington, D.C.