- Wayne Young
- President
- George Stedeford
- Controller
- Lisa McIntyre
- Accounting
- Scott Folk
- Chief Executive Officer
Erik Dysthe joined Pacific BioEnergy’s advisory board in 2006. Erik brings over two decades of executive level experience in the technology industry, and more than 10 years of international sales management experience in the petrochemical industry. He was most recently Chairman, President and CEO of MDSI Mobile Data Solutions Inc., a company he founded in 1992. Erik holds a BComm in Business Administration from Concordia University.
At Pacific BioEnergy, it's our people who make us stand out. Leaders in the industry, our manufacturing team has the technical expertise to produce the highest quality wood pellet fuel, and our logistics group brings excellence in handling, storage, and transportation, to ensure our customers get the product they need, when they need it.
Brad Bennett , Vice President Operations , joined Pacific BioEnergy in 2009. He has over 20 years of experience in the forest industry and, until 2008, was General Manager (Specialty Plywood & B.C. Timberlands) at Ainsworth Lumber Co. Ltd. Brad is experienced in developing and managing First Nations relationships and was Director of five First Nations joint venture organizations. He holds a BSc from the University of British Columbia and is a Registered Professional Forester.
Paul Lee joined Pacific BioEnergy’s advisory board in 2008 and joined the Board of Directors in 2011, bringing more than 20 years experience in the high technology sector. Paul is Co-founder and Managing Partner of Vanedge Capital Partners, a venture capital company focused on the digital and interactive industry. Prior to this, he was President of Electronic Arts Inc. (EA), where he was responsible for its worldwide development studios.
Don Gould has served on Pacific BioEnergy’s advisory board since 2004. Don has over 30 years of management experience in the forest industry in Prince George, including several years as President of The Pas Lumber Company. He was appointed a director of the Prince George Airport Authority in 2004, is a former member of the Board of Directors of the B.C. Council of Forest Industries, and has held leadership positions in numerous industry and community organizations.