Sharon Marshall is Cree/Métis from Edmonton, Treaty Six Territory. With over thirty years of administration experience and over a decade working with Indigenous organizations, Sharon is passionate about supporting rural and remote Indigenous communities. As Program Manager for Ecotrust Canada’s Community Energy program, she partners with Indigenous communities to deliver home retrofit projects that make residences healthier, more climate-resilient, and energy-efficient. These initiatives help reduce energy costs, improve air quality, and cut greenhouse gas emissions, all while fostering local capacity.
Sharon holds an MBA from Royal Roads University and has significant experience in strategic planning and development for Indigenous communities. Grateful to live, work and play on the traditional, unceded, and ancestral territory of the Snaw’naw’as First Nation of the Coast Salish Peoples, in her free time, Sharon enjoys writing, reading, and exploring the natural beauty of diverse landscapes in British Columbia.