Mazen Turk, P.E

Mazen Turk is the Chief Executive Officer at Greenwood Sustainable Infrastructure (GSI), a renewable energy company focused on developing, investing in, and managing sustainable infrastructure assets across North America.14

Professional Background

Mazen Turk has over 25 years of experience in the engineering and renewable energy industries.2 He joined GSI in June 2018 as Managing Director of Asset Management and Development before becoming CEO in March 2021.3 In his current role, he is responsible for the overall leadership of the business, focusing on GSI's growth strategy through development and acquisition of early-stage utility-scale solar PV and battery projects.14

Career History

Prior to GSI, Mazen held several positions within the Libra Group and its subsidiaries:

• Head of Development at EuroEnergy Investments Corporation (2016-2018)
• Chief Operating Officer at Aamina Limited (2012-2016)
• Various roles at Future Pipe Industries, including Vice President of Strategy and Business Development (2003-2012)3

He began his career as a civil engineering consultant, working on large transportation and infrastructure projects for both private and public sectors.1

Education and Qualifications

• BS in Civil Engineering from West Virginia University (1990-1993)
• MS in Civil Engineering with emphasis on transportation from West Virginia University (1994-1996)
• Registered Professional Engineer in New York state13

Skills and Expertise

Mazen brings a strong technical background to his role, combining engineering expertise with business acumen. He applies a systematic and analytical approach to problem-solving, drawing from his engineering background.4 His experience spans project management, business development, and strategic planning in the renewable energy sector.

Languages

Mazen is proficient in:

• English (native or bilingual)
• Arabic (native or bilingual)
• French (professional working proficiency)3

Under Mazen's leadership, GSI has been involved in significant projects, including a recent partnership with Ocean Man First Nation to develop one of Canada's largest solar projects in Saskatchewan.5