Rosemary supports Light House clients to advance circular solutions that design out waste, reduce embodied carbon and foster lasting prosperity. She draws from 25+ years in the sustainability sector, including the last ten focused on the circular economy. Rosemary enjoys bridging the gap between ideas and solutions through strategy, policy, research, training, and communications as well as designing and facilitating innovation processes. Rosemary has taught the Circular Economy to business students at BCIT since 2014. She holds a Master of Environmental Studies (York University) focused on sustainability planning and economic development, a Bachelor of Science, Biology (McGill University) and a Certificate in Urban Design (Simon Fraser University).
Caeleigh applies her environmental science education to circular economy and sustainability projects at Light House. She brings proven experience coordinating low-carbon building retrofits for non-profits, and is adept at collaborating with diverse stakeholders to reduce emissions and ensure project success. Caeleigh also brings direct experience conducting waste audits in Metro Vancouver and advancing zero waste initiatives for public sector, businesses, and the construction industry. Caeleigh holds a Bachelors in Environmental Science from Mount Allison University (2018).
Caroline works on building certification projects, liaising closely with clients, designers and contractors to achieve their building sustainability goals around human and ecological health. Caroline has a rich background in building systems design, structural engineering design and construction project management with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics, in Civil Engineering (McGill, 2013).
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Rosemary supports Light House clients to advance circular solutions that design out waste, reduce embodied carbon and foster lasting prosperity. She draws from 25+ years in the sustainability sector, including the last ten focused on the circular economy. Rosemary enjoys bridging the gap between ideas and solutions through strategy, policy, research, training, and communications as well as designing and facilitating innovation processes. Rosemary has taught the Circular Economy to business students at BCIT since 2014. She holds a Master of Environmental Studies (York University) focused on sustainability planning and economic development, a Bachelor of Science, Biology (McGill University) and a Certificate in Urban Design (Simon Fraser University).
Caeleigh applies her environmental science education to circular economy and sustainability projects at Light House. She brings proven experience coordinating low-carbon building retrofits for non-profits, and is adept at collaborating with diverse stakeholders to reduce emissions and ensure project success. Caeleigh also brings direct experience conducting waste audits in Metro Vancouver and advancing zero waste initiatives for public sector, businesses, and the construction industry. Caeleigh holds a Bachelors in Environmental Science from Mount Allison University (2018).
Caroline works on building certification projects, liaising closely with clients, designers and contractors to achieve their building sustainability goals around human and ecological health. Caroline has a rich background in building systems design, structural engineering design and construction project management with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics, in Civil Engineering (McGill, 2013).
Rosemary supports Light House clients to advance circular solutions that design out waste, reduce embodied carbon and foster lasting prosperity. She draws from 25+ years in the sustainability sector, including the last ten focused on the circular economy. Rosemary enjoys bridging the gap between ideas and solutions through strategy, policy, research, training, and communications as well as designing and facilitating innovation processes. Rosemary has taught the Circular Economy to business students at BCIT since 2014. She holds a Master of Environmental Studies (York University) focused on sustainability planning and economic development, a Bachelor of Science, Biology (McGill University) and a Certificate in Urban Design (Simon Fraser University).
Caeleigh applies her environmental science education to circular economy and sustainability projects at Light House. She brings proven experience coordinating low-carbon building retrofits for non-profits, and is adept at collaborating with diverse stakeholders to reduce emissions and ensure project success. Caeleigh also brings direct experience conducting waste audits in Metro Vancouver and advancing zero waste initiatives for public sector, businesses, and the construction industry. Caeleigh holds a Bachelors in Environmental Science from Mount Allison University (2018).
