Board Of Directors
Business Conduct
The LEMAC Board oversees the conduct of the business and management of LEMAC. The LEMAC office staff is responsible for the day-to-day conduct of business. The key responsibilities of the Board are:
Developing an association strategy
Risk assessment and management
Developing internal controls
Financial and operational reporting and review
Succession planning and development
Establishing a communications policy
JENNIE INNENDORFER
President
Jennie began her Surface Land career in the mid-90’s from the ground up, when paper land sale bids were run manually into the ERCB office by sale deadlines.
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Since that time she has become an accomplished Surface Land professional with experience spanning Capital acquisition and Operational asset management including Crown and Freehold, project management, mentorship, and leadership.
She has encompassed the roles of Surface Land Analyst, Surface Land Co-ordinator, Subject Matter Expert, and Specialist, and has taught Land 101: Introduction to Land at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT).
Her particular Surface Land passions are the post-acquisition disciplines, and she is one of those analysts who especially enjoys leaving no stone unturned in title and legacy analysis and the historical record. She has extensive experience in road use and third party management, and most recently has contributed her expertise as a member of the Road Use Task Force and the pending new version of the LEMAC Master Road Use Agreement.
Jennie is currently a Sr. Surface Land Co-Ordinator within the Asset Management Team at energy consulting firm Sproule ERCE , where she is contributing solutions for a reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy future. Outside of office hours, she is a volunteer Gallery Attendant and Docent at Esker Foundation, a contemporary art space in Inglewood, Calgary.
Jennie is excited about this new role as a member of the LEMAC Board of Directors, and she is thrilled at the prospect of helping to bring the newly rebranded organization into the forefront of a landscape encompassing all forms of Canadian energy production.
CARRIE WALKER
Vice President
Carrie Walker brings over 25 years of expertise in the petroleum industry to her role as Supervisor of Operations and Surface Land Administration at NuVista Energy Ltd., where she has been a key leader for more than 18 years. With a strong background in project management, Carrie has successfully implemented regulatory compliance tracking and reporting programs and has a proven track record of mentoring high-performing teams to enhance compliance and streamline land acquisition processes.
KELLI FISCHER
Treasurer
Experienced and results-driven CPA with over 20 years in the oil and gas industry, specializing in external financial reporting, regulatory compliance, and IFRS/GAAP standards. Proven ability to lead reporting teams, manage audit processes, and ensure accuracy and transparency in financial disclosures. Known for cross-functional collaboration, continuous improvement, and a deep understanding of the reporting requirements of publicly traded companies.
ERIC STEARNS
Secretary
Eric Stearns, B.Sc., B.Ed., J.D. is a senior lawyer with over 18 years of experience supporting Canada’s leading energy, utility, and infrastructure companies. He specializes in large-scale project development, regulatory compliance, intellectual property, and complex commercial transactions. Eric currently serves as In-House Counsel at a local utility, where he leads legal efforts on the company’s largest project to date, and provides advisory support on a range of grid modernization and other utility-focused programs.
Previously working in Oil and Gas, he supported major EPC projects, managed intellectual property portfolios, and led negotiations on large value agreements related to innovation and technology development. His work has supported corporate acquisitions, litigation, dispute resolution, and joint initiatives within industry alliances and consortia.
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Eric’s early career includes legal roles in private practice and in-house counsel positions across the energy services sector. Before entering law, he served in the Canadian Forces Reserve and worked as a Fire Ranger, gaining leadership experience in high-pressure, operational environments.
Eric has served on nonprofit and community boards, including Autism Calgary and Calgary BMX, and is a past executive member of the Canadian Bar Association Construction Law Section. He holds degrees in law, education, and science.
ANDREA JANSKA
Director
Andrea Janska brings over two decades of expertise to the industry. She began her professional journey working in file scanning and, through dedication, earned her Petroleum Land Administration Certificate from SAIT along with an Alberta Land Agent Licence from Olds.
Andrea has served as Manager, Surface Land at Veren Inc. and Paramount Resources Ltd., where she excelled in overseeing all aspects of surface land operations, acquisitions, and divestitures. Her leadership extends to managing the Indigenous Relations Team and ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements for Surface Land.
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Andrea has played a significant role in developing Surface A&D practices and keeps up-to-date with evolving industry regulations. She also shared her knowledge by teaching the Surface A&D Course at CAPLA (now LEMAC), demonstrating her commitment to professional development within the field.
Andrea is passionate about supporting others in their career growth and adapting to the ever-changing landscape of the industry. Outside of work, she values time with her family and enjoys spending as much time as possible outdoors.
JEFF BRYKSA
Director
Jeff’s career has been working on the mineral side of land for 19 years in various Oil and Gas Exploration companies. He started his first position as a Mineral Land Administrator and progressed to a Team Lead position.
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Jeff received his Foundational Land certificate from SAIT and his Advanced Land certificate from Mount Royal University. He also holds a Leadership certificate through SAIT. Jeff has been an active member of LEMAC since 2003 and has participated in numerous volunteer roles throughout the association.
JOSH RAINBOW
Director
Josh Rainbow is the Founder of Future Summit, a premier global platform at the intersection of AI, quantum computing, and business innovation. Based in Calgary—Canada’s fastest-growing tech hub—Josh leads initiatives that connect global decision-makers, investors, and innovators to the technologies shaping the future.
As an AI & Data Strategist, Josh works with organizations to design forward-looking strategies that drive adoption of real-world AI and digital infrastructure. His approach blends technical depth with business acumen, making him a trusted voice for enterprises navigating digital transformation.
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With a background spanning startups, venture building, and community-led innovation, Josh is committed to building ecosystems that empower both corporate and emerging leaders. He also serves as a speaker and advisor on topics such as AI strategy, data-driven growth, and innovation ecosystems.
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AI & Disruptive Tech | Energy & Climate Innovation | FinTech | Cybersecurity | HealthTech | Quantum | Future of Work
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MARGARET DABREO – DUNN
Margaret has over eighteen years energy asset management experience working as a Sr. Contracts Analyst. Margaret started her oil & gas career at Standard Land and progressed as a Mineral Contracts Analyst through roles at Samson Canada, Husky Operations and Ovintiv Canada.
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Margaret is passionate about learning and sharing knowledge within and across teams. Her Bachelor of Arts (Criminology) from Simon Fraser University, is enhanced by an MBA (University of Phoenix), Petroleum Land and Contract Certifications from both SAIT and Mount Royal and recent studies in Privacy Legislation at U of A. Since joining CAPLA in 2004 Margaret has been an active and committed supporter of the association, completing her Certified Petroleum Land Contracts Certificate (CPLCA) and volunteering with the Association, as co-chair of the Mineral Education Committee since 2014.