Mr. Danyluk is the chief operating officer of Reid Crowther & Partners Ltd., a firm he joined in 1972.  He developed his career in Winnipeg, Red Deer, Edmonton and Calgary.

Mr. Danyluk graduated from the University of Manitoba with a B.Sc. in civil engineering.

He became an APEGGA member in 1977.  He held all branch executive positions in Red Deer, and served on APEGGA Council (1981-84), the APEGGA Task Force on Brookes Law, and the APEGGA/AAA Joint Board.  He co-founded the annual APEGGA Golf-Eng. tournament in Red Deer.

He was president of the Consulting Engineers of Alberta in 1991-92 and subsequently served the Executive Committee of the Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada.

Mr. Danyluk was elected APEGGA 1st Vice President in 1998.

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He joined Gulf Canada Resources Limited upon graduation and retired at the end of 1991 as vice-president, production.  Since 1995, he has been president of Questor Technology Inc.

First elected to APEGGA Council in 1994, he became 1st Vice President in 1997.  He chaired the Roles and Responsibilities Task Force and has chaired and been a member of the discipline Committee.

Mr. Motyka has a lengthy history of participation in industry associations and technical societies.  He was the founding chair of the Associates Program in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Calgary.

Ms. Evision joined APEGGA Council in 1996 and recently served on the Investigative Committee; the Governance Review Committee; and Council;'s Task Force on Emerging Technologies.

She has served on (and chaired) the Publications and Editorial Advisory Committee, and the Public and Member Relations Committee.  She was on the Convention Planning Committee and the Nominating Committee (1994 and 1998).

Ms. Evison has been a Canadian Geotechnical Society's director and is vice-chair of the Society's Professional Practice Committee.

After employment with Chevron Canada Resources and Amoco Canada Petroleum, he joined the U of A as an assistant professor in 1961, later becoming full professor and geology department head.

In 1987, he joined Suncor as district geologist.   He consulted from 1986 to 1990, then became Dean of Science and Technology and Mount Royal College.  He returned to consulting in 1995.  Dr. Williams is a past president of the Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists.

In APEGGA, Dr. Williams served two terms as Councillor.  He chaired the APEGGA/CSPG/CSEG Liaison Committee, and the Professional Registration Committee of the Canadian  Geoscience Council.  He is immediate past chair of the Canadian Council of Professional Geoscientists.

He received APEGGA's L.S. Charlesworth Professional Service Award in 1997.

Dr. Porteous joined the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Alberta as a professor of chemical engineering and associate dean in 1985.  He is responsible for the engineering co-op program and the faculty's student services, including admissions, promotions and student discipline.  In addition, he teaches engineering economics and is co-author of a textbook on that subject.

Active with the Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering, he has served on the local section executive, as a director and president.

Within APEGGA, he has been on the Student Liaison committee (chair 1995-96/member 1995-Present): Communications Co-ordinating Committee (1995-96) and has chaired the Task Force on Engineering Supply and Demand Projection (1986-87).

Previously, Dr. Roggensack held positions with C-FER Technologies Inc., as vice-president (1989-1998).   He also managed C-FER's exploration and production technology business unit (1992-97).

Dr. Roggensack was with EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. from 1975 through 1987, becoming a partner and board member. 

He ahs published more than 20 technical papers.   The Society of Petroleum Engineers International invited him to participate in 1997-98 Distinguished Lecturer Program.  It allowed him to speak to meetings in Canada, Texas and Europe on emerging technologies for-inwell fluid processing.

He receiving an APEGGA Service Award in 1985.   APEGGA committee activities have included:  Honours and Awards Committee (1977-79); Editorial Committee (1982-84): Appeal Board (1985-91); Discipline Committee (1994-95); and Investigative Committee (1995-97).

With Hardy Associates (now AGRA E&E) for 22 years, he was engineer, manager, director and vice-president, working in Calgary, "Red Deer and Edmonton.  In 1993, he joined Prime Consultant as chief operating officer.  He started R.S. Tenove Professional Services in 1996, to offer strategic marketing, business planning and partnering facilitation services.  He is an international speaker on value-added technologies, asset management in water utilities, and opportunities for the engineering professional in the global marketing place.  Mr. Tenove is an accredited peer reviewing with ACEC-US.

He recently chaired APEGGA's Practice Standards Committee and the Practice Standards Subcommittee, Contract Employment Guideline.   Mr. Tenove is a founder and operator of the APEGGA Golf Tournament in Red Deer.   He has chaired the Red Deer Branch, and has been a presenter (on contract employment) at APEGGA Professional Development Days.

He is a former president and a director of Consulting Engineers of Alberta.

Current, she is staff geologist in the mine planning section at Syncrude.   Her job duties include geological support to the North Mine team and assisting with the short-term mine plans.

Her APEGGA involvement has include servicing on APEGGA's Nominating Committee, and in a number of positions (including chair( in the Fort McMurray Branch.  A member of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum; the Canadian Society of petroleum Geologists; the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and the Association of Women in Engineering and Science, Ms. Wright has been active in Operation Minerva and various job shadowing science fair and school outreach programs.