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The success of a project is often dependent upon more than just superior engineering, procurement and construction.  Recognition of the various stakeholder, their issues or concerns and how to address and/or mitigate those challenges is critical.

 

Consultation with stakeholders is more than an obligation for regulatory approval. It is a collective opportunity to minimize loss, maximize benefit and achieve outcomes greater than the sum of their parts.

 

Our Stakeholders Engagement Team has over 20 years experience of working in public policy and government relations. Our experience is in bringing all parties together so that projects run smoothly and on time. Federal, provincial, regional and municipal governments, including First Nations and environmental organizations, international corporations and local firms are engaged professionally to achieve and exceed the desired goals. Sterling-Ridge is committed to providing the expertise necessary for sustaining mutual interests amongst all stakeholders. With this leadership, we create positive relations amongst our clients, the public, the government and First Nations.
 

​We at Sterling Ridge recognize the importance of stakeholders to the success of your project and offer an experienced team to identify and manage those issues to ensure that your project can be constructed profitably and responsibly.


Sterling Ridge is committed to fostering long term relationships with the Indigenous community founded  upon shared respect, cooperation and economic opportunity, proudly recruiting and employing Indigenous members. We are committed to pro-active and respectful consultation, consideration and opportunities as part of our ongoing operations and projects. Sterling Ridge is a proud member in good standing of the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) and has completed the CCAB’s Progressive Aboriginal Relations (PAR) Certification Program. The Sterling Ridge Group recognizes and prioritizes commitment to the Indigenous Community. This is emphasized in Sterling Ridge`s project leadership being certified by Aboriginal Awareness Canada’s Training Certification Program.

In addition, The Sterling Ridge Group Inc. is a Business Member of the First Nations Power Authority (FNPA) an Indigenous lead, not-for-profit development company, reducing development costs and risks for First Nations-led projects.

 

The following is a list of some of our services:
 

·        Community consultation and engagement

·        Conflict management, avoidance and resolution

·        Communications - internal, external, media and training

·        First Nations engagement 

·        Government relations

·        Grievance management

·        Net environmental gain development

STAKEHOLDER RELATIONS

  • Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

  • Canadian Wind Energy Association

  • First Nations Power Authority

  • Heavy Construction Association of Windsor

  • REAO

  • Windsor - Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce

  • Windsor Construction Association

ASSOCIATIONS

  • International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing: Iron Workers

  • International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

  • International Union of Operating Engineering

  • Laborers International Union of North America: LiUNA

  • United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America

UNION AFFILIATIONS