TRINITY LLOYD

Trinity Lloyd is the sales and strategy lead for the Energy Transition and Sustainability Practice at Google Cloud.

Early in Trinity’s career you could find her campaigning for environmental policy reform with Clean Water Action or advocating for wildlife conservation with GreenPeace. Though her passion for the planet never waned, Ms Lloyd spent the next twenty five years of her career honing her business and technology acumen. She has held various sales and leadership roles with top technology organizations such as Dell, Cisco, Rackspace, and most recently Vmware, where she led the Cloud Management teams for the Eastern US and Canada.

In 2019, Trinity noticed an exciting trend. The financial sector was increasingly adopting ESG as a mainstream metric for the financial health and viability of an organization. She saw this as the catalyst that would finally bring sustainability to the boardroom, driving market disruption in every sector, region, and industry. The global economy was on the precipice of the next big shift and her two professional worlds were beginning to merge. Inspired by Google’s digital sustainability expertise and the opportunity it provided for impact, Ms. Lloyd joined the Cloud organization as the premier customer advocate for sustainability. She is responsible for aligning Google’s vast inventory of digital sustainability solutions and operating principles with the ESG and SDG initiatives organizations are facing today. Trinity focuses her efforts on leveraging these solutions to help organizations capture emerging market opportunities while simultaneously progressing toward a more resilient and profitable future.

Infusing a creative mindset into a foundational framework, she enables organizations to reimagine their opportunities by harnessing core competencies, embracing innovation, and leveraging strategic ecosystems to accelerate and scale success. Her tenure supporting multiple industries has enabled an aptitude for mapping objectives across value chains to deliver mutually beneficial outcomes. One of her value chain projects, a platform for evolutionary emissions transparency, required collaboration across multiple Fortune 100 organizations. The project was featured in the Wall Street Journal and included in the Biden Administration’s Sustainable Aviation Plan last year.

Trinity believes that doing what's right and what’s profitable are not mutually exclusive. They are interdependent and the critical enabler of both is technology.

RANDY SMALLWOOD

Randy Smallwood is the President and CEO of Wheaton Precious Metals and serves on its Board of Directors.

Before being named President in 2010 and then CEO in 2011, he was Wheaton’s Executive Vice President of Corporate Development, primarily focused on growing the Company through the evaluation and acquisition of streaming opportunities.

Prior to his involvement in the founding of what is now Wheaton Precious Metals, Mr. Smallwood was with mining company Wheaton River Minerals Ltd, most recently as Director of Project Development, his role through its 2005 merger with Goldcorp. He was an instrumental part of the team that built the merged entity into one of the largest, and more importantly, most profitable gold companies in the world (Goldcorp has since merged with Newmont to create the world’s largest gold producer). Prior to this role, he held various positions at Homestake Mining Company, Teck Corp and Westmin Resources.

Beyond Wheaton Precious Metals, Mr. Smallwood is chair of the World Gold Council, chairman of the board for Special Olympics BC, and a member of the boards of MineralsEd BC and Mining4Life, and previously on the board of the BC Cancer Foundation. He has also served on the boards of several mining companies.

Mr. Smallwood has served on the board of Defiance Silver Corp. since 2005. Mr. Smallwood formerly served on the board of Ventana Gold, Castle Peak Resources and Tigray Resources Inc.

Mr. Smallwood earned a geological engineering degree from the University of British Columbia, and a mine engineering diploma from the British Columbia Institute of Technology where he received the Distinguished Alumni Award in 2015, and in 2019, he received Business in Vancouver’s BC CEO of the Year Award in the enterprise category.