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Green Career Fair 2026 

Shaping Pathways to a Greener Future

The Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change (EUC) is excited to host Green Career Fair 2026. This event brings together sustainability‑driven organizations, emerging professionals, and York’s vibrant community of students and alumni committed to making a positive environmental impact.

As industries move toward greener and more resilient practices, the need for knowledgeable and passionate talent continues to rise. The Green Career Fair offers a dynamic platform for employers to share insights, showcase opportunities, and connect directly with students and graduates who are eager to contribute their skills to meaningful environmental work.

Whether you’re looking to explore career pathways, build professional relationships, or attract fresh talent ready to add value to your organization, this event creates space for purposeful conversations and impactful connections.

Date: Wednesday, April 1st, 2026

Time: 9:00AM – 2:00PM

Location: York University – Victor Phillip Dahdaleh Building (Keele Campus)

Event Schedule

TimeLocationEventDescription
8:30 AMVictor Phillip Dahdaleh Building (Main Floor Lobby)Registration/ Check-in OpensCheck in for the Green Career Fair, pick up event materials and get ready before the day’s activities begin. This is a great opportunity to review the schedule and prepare to connect with employers, alumni and fellow students.
9:00 AM – 9:45 AMVictor Phillip Dahdaleh Building (Main Floor Lounge)Morning Mixer (Networking with Employers, Students, Alumni) **Space is Limited – register early to secure your spot**Start the day with a light networking breakfast and connect with employers, students, and alumni working across the environmental and sustainability sectors. This informal session provides you with an opportunity to strike up conversations and build valuable connections!
10:00 AM – 10:45 AMVictor Phillip Dahdaleh Building (Main Floor)Industry Panel
**Space is Limited – register early to secure your spot**
Hear directly from industry experts! Discover the trends, skills and pathways shaping opportunities in Canada’s thriving environmental sector. Whether you’re exploring career paths or looking to stand out as a top candidate, this session offers valuable insights and connections to kickstart a meaningful career in the green economy.
11:30 AM – 1:30 PMVictor Phillip Dahdaleh Building (Main Floor Lobby)Employer ExhibitsMeet with organizations, companies and agencies working in the green sector. This is your chance to speak directly with representatives, learn about career pathways, placements and volunteer opportunities, and expand your professional network!

2026 Exhibitors

Panelist

Miranda Baksh

Education Programs Manager, Greenpeace

Founding Executive Director, Community Climate Council

Miranda Baksh is a public speaker, climate action catalyst, and one of York University’s Top 30 Changemakers Under 30 making a difference in the world. Holding a Master’s (2019) in Environmental Studies, her studies in Costa Rica and Belize shaped her global-to-local climate focus. he founded The Community Climate Council in 2018 in Brampton, to increase climate literacy and civic action in her community. Primarily BIPOC-led, it has spanned over 5 years of impact across the GTA and brought over 120 diverse volunteers into the climate movement.

Nicole Doray

Consultant, Sustainability & Citizenship – Co-operators
Founder, Doray Strategy & Design

An award-winning sustainability professional and facilitator, Nicole works at the intersection of climate and social justice to drive bold impact forward. She solves problems using insights from a combination of 15+ years of experiences in NGO management, anti-oppressive human-centered design, research, and communications. Most recently, she served as an Acting Director at the David Suzuki Foundation, a consultant at Co-operators, and a facilitator for IRC Wash.

Codrina Ibanescu

Executive Director, Feeding Canadian Kids

Codrina Ibanescu is an environmentalist and artist. As a Director at the Rural Urban Learning Association and former Executive Director of Feeding Canadian Kids, she continues to inspire communities to integrate sustainable and community-engaged practices, principles, and methodologies. Codrina is a recent Master’s graduate of the Faculty of Environment and Urban Change, and a former Sustainability Assistant with the Office of Sustainability at York University. She encourages others to adopt ecological ethics, intergenerational justice, and biocentric welfare.

Deborah Poon

Director, Account Management, Call2Recycle

As Director, Account Management, Deborah is responsible for Call2Recycle’s expansion into embedded battery programs, managing and developing relationships with all key stakeholders. Deborah brings years of account management experience from the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry. She is recognized for her project management and analytical strength in optimizing sales and implementing business development opportunities.
Deborah has a Bachelors of Mathematics from University of Waterloo.

Nick Tsui

Manager, Climate Integration, Black Stone Energy

Nick is a climate and sustainability professional with over seven years of experience across the private and public sectors. He leads Blackstone’s Climate Integration team, providing climate consulting and regulatory expertise, and supporting the development of institutional decarbonization strategies.
Prior to joining Blackstone, Nick worked in sustainable investing at a global private equity real estate firm, focusing on decarbonization strategies for over $3B in assets. He also has public sector experience researching environmental performance in the plastics industry.
Nick holds a Master’s in Sustainability Management and a background in Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour, bringing a thoughtful, integrated approach to his work and strong leadership.

Exhibitor Map

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List of Organizations

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Green Career Fair Preparation Support

To help you get ready for the Green Career Fair, the Experiential Education Office is hosting special drop‑in sessions.

Join us to learn how to use Big Interview and Big Resume effectively, get quick feedback on your resume, boost your confidence and pick up tips on how to make the most of your fair experience.

IN-PERSON Sessions (HNES Rooms 114 or 116)

Monday March 16th à 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Wednesday March 18th à 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Tuesday March 24th à 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM

VIRTUAL Sessions (email EUC_EE@yorku.ca for Zoom link)

Monday March 23rd à 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM (virtual)

Tuesday March 17th à 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM (virtual)

Wednesday March 25th à 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM (virtual)

FAQ

The Green Career Fair is an event designed to connect EUC students with alumni and employers in the environmental and sustainability fields. It’s a great chance to explore career paths, discover job, internship, and volunteer opportunities, and network with industry professionals who are passionate about making a difference.

All EUC students and alumni are welcome! Whether you’re exploring full‑time roles, internships, placements, or volunteer experiences, this event is a valuable opportunity to meet potential employers and learn more about careers in the environmental sector.

Bring a digital copy of your resume on your phone and a few printed copies if you can.

Wear something tidy and professional-looking that you’d feel comfortable meeting an employer in. Be ready to introduce yourself with a short elevator pitch—who you are, what you study, and what interests you in environmental careers. Most importantly, come open to conversation and ready to showcase your enthusiasm and experiences!

Expect a lively, engaging environment with employers, alumni, and fellow students. You’ll have the chance to speak directly with organizations, ask questions, gather resources, and explore what a future in environmental careers might look like.

You’ll also have access to helpful supports like a resume and cover letter clinic, a free professional headshot booth, learn about our co-op programs and discover opportunities to engage with the EUC community.

The Industry Panel is a session where you’ll hear directly from environmental professionals about the latest trends, in‑demand skills, and career pathways in Canada’s growing environmental sector. Panelists will also share personal insights and practical tips on navigating the field as a new professional, giving you a clearer sense of how to get started and succeed in your career.

Attendance is free for all EUC students and alumni.

Most employers will share their contact details at their booths, so be sure to ask how they prefer you follow up. You can also visit their company websites to learn more or reach out directly afterward to continue the conversation.

Yes! Many employers will be actively hiring and offering full/part-time jobs or volunteer roles. You can speak with representatives, learn about their organizations, and submit your resume on the spot. Bring a few printed copies and be ready to talk about your interests and experience.

Past Event Gallery