Staff and Consultants
In addition to the staff members, LSF employs consultants from across Canada who give workshops, perform studies, conduct research, and translate LSF's documents.
Staff
Pamela Schwartzberg, Executive Director
pam@lsf-lst.ca
Pamela has over 20 years of progressive experience in strategic planning, policy development, project management, research and writing. She served as Ontario Program Director for Learning for a Sustainable Future (LSF) from 1995- 2002 coordinating research, policy development, teacher training and curriculum materials development. As of December 2002, Pamela has served as National Executive Director of Learning for a Sustainable Future. Her prior positions include: Coordinator of the Ontario Premier's Council; Manager of Policy and Programs for the Ontario Round Table on Environment and Economy; Education Program Officer for the Ontario Ministry of Energy; and Energy Manager, Planning and Development Department for the City Of Brampton. Pamela has a Masters in Environmental Studies from York University.
Elaine Rubinoff, Director of Programs and Administration
rubinoff@yorku.ca
Elaine Rubinoff has worked for Learning for a Sustainable Future since 1995. She began as Program Manager providing partnership development and project management until 2002 at which time she assumed the role of Director of Programs and Administration. Elaine’s prior positions include: Administrative Assistant in the Legal and Commodities Departments at George Weston Limited; Registered Sales Representative at Richardson Greenshields; Aboriginal Parole Officer with the Toronto Parole Board. Elaine is a graduate of York University.
Lilly Briggs, Project Coordinator
lilly@lsf-lst.ca
Lilly just joined the LSF team as Project Coordinator in July 2009. She has a Major in International Development Studies and a Minor in Environmental Studies from Dalhousie University, and a Masters in Environmental Studies from York University. Lilly has been passionate about the environment, birds, traveling, and learning languages since she was young. The daughter of a former Canadian diplomat, Lilly was born in Bangkok, and lived in the Gatineau region outside of Ottawa, as well as Taipei, Beijing, and Seoul, before her family settled in North Vancouver when she was 13 years old. Since leaving home for university, Lilly has spent a great deal of time traveling throughout Latin America, where she has worked on environmental sustainability-related projects, learned Spanish, and seen lots of her favourite bird, the toucan.