The Green Council’s second annual Earth Day Webinar is coming — and we’re proud to introduce the incredible group of leaders who will be leading the conversation on April 22, 2026.
This year’s webinar is now IICRC accredited. Each IICRC certified individual that attends will receive 1 hour of IICRC Continuing Education Credits. Have your IICRC # handy — you’ll need it at registration!
Insurers and contractors are tackling the big problem of waste in property claims management. Leaders in the sector are forming partnerships and leveraging innovations in recycling and circular solutions to go beyond waste diversion.
Bottom line benefits: reducing costs and environmental impact.
Join us on Earth Day, April 22, 2026, for a discussion of case examples that may inspire your company to seek partnerships and innovation too.
Jordan is Claims Manager at AMAIC, responsible for vendor management, appraisal, salvage, and the SIU (special investigative unit) team.
Jordan has been in the insurance claims industry for almost 18 years, working at 3 different carriers, and at AMAIC for the last 11 years. He has multi-line experience and has worked in management for the last 10 years.
Jordan is passionate about his community and improving how AMAIC can be more sustainable when it comes to the processing of claims. He also loves spending time with his wife and 3 kids, and their 2 chi-weenies.
About Alberta Motor Association Insurance Company (AMAIC): AMAIC is a Property and Casualty insurer operating in Alberta, Canada. Insurance made for Albertans, AMAIC protects what matters most to our members. AMAIC is part of the Alberta Motor Association, which is a leader when it comes to sustainability, community safety, and advocacy.
Jamie Madill is the Director of Sustainability and Purpose at The Pro-Claim Group, an innovator and disruptor helping redefine sustainability in the restoration industry. He believes sustainability begins with conservation and that meaningful progress requires collaboration, much like the way teams align around safety.
Jamie drives change through low-carbon solutions and practical innovation, including pioneering a decentralized EV charging network that generates carbon credits and accelerates fleet decarbonization. A strong advocate for people development, he is committed to growing leaders within PCG, recognizing that empowered teams are essential to long-term sustainability.
People-driven and partnership-focused, Jamie helps teams reduce emissions while improving performance, and outside of work, you’ll find him snowboarding, hiking, or tending to his urban garden.
About The Pro-Claim Group: The Pro-Claim Group exists to restore lives, the planet, and communities. We are a network of restoration companies across Western Canada, united by a shared commitment to helping others in need, pursuing excellence, empowering our people, driving innovation, protecting the planet, and strengthening the communities we serve.
When disaster strikes, we focus on what matters most. Getting people back home and keeping businesses operating with as little interruption as possible. Our approach is grounded in gathering unimpeachable data, leveraging advanced technology, and challenging traditional restoration methods to deliver faster and more accurate outcomes.
From techniques like drying in place to real-time performance tracking, we continuously push the boundaries of what is possible in restoration. This reduces downtime, lowers costs, and minimizes environmental impact.
Every project we take on reflects our commitment to doing things better for our clients, our partners, and the future of our industry.
Stephan Brochu is the founder of Razphalt, a company focused on practical solutions for recycling asphalt shingles and turning a difficult waste stream into usable material. Over the past decade, he has worked to develop systems that recover roofing waste and return it to productive use in infrastructure and industrial applications. His approach is grounded in being authentic, operationally focused, and results-driven, prioritizing real diversion and measurable outcomes over industry buzzwords. Today, Stephan’s focus is on expanding Razphalt’s model into new regions, bringing proven shingle recycling solutions to more markets across North America.
About Synchor Recycling Inc. & Razphalt: Imagining a cleaner future by recycling construction waste once destined for the landfill.
It is estimated that up to 1.25 million tonnes of asphalt shingle waste is produced in Canada annually. Synchor Recycling was started to help solve a major problem — an excess of construction debris in our landfills. Synchor recycles asphalt shingles, cedar shake, many varieties of wood, and hydrovac material, converting waste into reusable material. When you bring your mixed wood, asphalt shingles and hydrovac waste to Synchor, you can trust with certainty there will be ZERO waste. Synchor repurposes your materials into high-quality, lasting RaZphalt™ and recycles wood waste for stabilization, solidification and binding applications.
Maureen is a sustainability and climate strategist with a track record of turning vision into action. She cut her teeth at the Rocky Mountain Institute, a world leader in market-based sustainability solutions, and has since helped startups, local businesses and multinationals embed climate and circular economy strategies into their core business.
Maureen has served as a subject matter expert and intrapreneur with financial institutions, developing products to advance green business and a clean economy. She’s also advised governments, international development banks, and other partners on policies and programs to advance entrepreneurial solutions for climate action.
A seasoned educator and author, Maureen has co-written textbooks, taught university courses, and trained nearly 400 businesses to measure their GHG emissions. Through EcoClaim’s EcoAware program, she’s introduced many more to practical climate action.
This is a free, one-hour conversation you won’t want to miss. Whether you’re a restoration contractor, claims manager, or insurer, this panel was built for you.
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Register free: https://ecoclaim.ca/green-council/
We’ll see you on April 22. 🌍
