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Daryl K. Branscombe
Daryl K. Branscombe is the CEO and founder of the Coalition of Concerned Citizens. He is a former teacher, but has spent most of his career in the commercial real estate development business. He has been involved in many provincial and municipal community services throughout his career. He was one of the founding members of the Knowledge Park in Fredericton. As well he was driving force behind the construction of Hospice House in Fredericton. He has written and published two books, and established two scholarships in memory of his sons at the University of New Brunswick. In 2017 he received a Doctoris in Litteris degree from the University of New Brunswick. He lives in Fredericton with his wife Angela.
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Diane Murray RNBN
As a life long citizen of New Brunswick Diane has spent the past 40 years in the health care field. As a Professional Registered Nurse, she has worked in acute care hospitals, community and in healthcare leadership. Always active in their community, Diane and her husband Derrick Murray have recently returned to rural roots with a move to Lakeville Corner where they are active in the Grand Lake Wellness Network, the Four Lakes Seniors Club, the Women’s Institute and Lakeville Corner Baptist Church. Diane is passionate about understanding the underlying determinants of health and helping build stronger vibrant communities.
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Maurice Harquail
Maurice Harquail resides in Fredericton. He attended St. Thomas University, University of Moncton and University of Toronto Insurance Institute. He is a former member of Parlaiment-House of Commons and has been a member and/or chairman of a multitude of Federal and Provincial committees. In addition to his public service, Maurice acted as an arbitrator for settling claims for general insurance companies.
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G. A. (Sandy) Robertson
Sandy started numerous businesses in New Brunswick including a mobile home sales business, real estate development including mobile home parks, residential and commercial real estate and a publishing business. His early construction background led him to his interest in the water and wastewater industry; first distributing pipe, valves and fittings, then on to the water and wastewater treatment field.
Sandy has been actively involved in his industry associations as Chair of the Atlantic Canada Section of the American Water Works Association and President of the Road Builders Association of New Brunswick and has been recognized by ACWWA with the FULLER AWARD (formerly the Water Utility Man of the Year) and he is an Honorary Member and Past Honorary President of the Road Builders Association.
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Patricia Seaman
Patricia Seaman is Principal Consultant of Terre Neuve Consulting. She is a results-driven strategist who believes in supporting the community, having a fulfilling career and improving the area for the next generation of citizens.
Patricia has had the pleasure of connecting business owners, innovators & researchers to industry & government for over two decades. Through engaging with stakeholders she is able to connect thought to action.
With her free time, Patricia serves on the Kidney Foundation of Canada’s Atlantic Board Executive Committee, the United Way Forever Fund Board of Directors, Research Canada’s Membership Development & Programs Committee, and the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce Physician Recruitment Committee.