Growing Greener Innovations' Executive Team

Connie Stacey, B.A.

Founder and President

Connie holds a B.A. from the University of Alberta and brings 20 years of experience from the IT/computer programming sectors to her work at GGI. She founded Growing Greener Innovations in 2014 with a desire to create a better generator–silent, no fumes, no carbon emissions. Upon developing the patented GRENGINE™ rechargeable and stackable battery generator, she expanded into energy storage and smart battery management systems. In six years, GGI has grown to be one of Canada’s top battery manufacturers and BESS design companies.

Connie is on the steering committee of NAIT’s Centre for Grid Innovation, has been named to the Globe and Mail’s 50 Top Changemakers list of 2021 and received Global Woman of Vision and World Changing Women awards. She won The Forum’s Odlum Brown 2020/2021 Award and is a frequent speaker at clean technology, energy and women in tech events. GGI has recently been awarded a U.S. Defense Innovation Award, CGLCC Business of the Year award, and a CANIEs Product Innovation Award.

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Anjum Mullick, M.Sc., P.Eng.

Vice-president Operations

Anjum Mullick is an environmental engineer and accomplished senior leader with over 20 years of experience in the private and public sectors. She has led large initiatives and projects throughout her career and is particularly proud of the ground-breaking environmental projects she’s worked on in the oil and gas industry. Anjum currently sits as a board member for the Alberta Environmental Appeals Board.

Anjum has a passion for diversity and inclusion and works to increase the number of women in engineering and leadership roles. She is a past president of the Women of WorleyParsons; co-chaired the 2018 Canadian Coalition of Women in Engineering, Science, Trades and Technology conference in Edmonton; and was a director on the WinSETT Board. During her time at the City of Edmonton, she helped establish and lead her department’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee and was a member of the City’s GBA+ Advisory Committee. She currently chairs the Women in APEGA Advisory Group and was recently awarded the APEGA Summit Award: Women in Engineering and Geoscience Champion, and in 2020 was awarded the Stars of Alberta Volunteer Award in the newly created Breaking Barriers in Gender Discrimination.

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Taizeel Adatia, CPA.CA, MPAcc

Vice-president Finance

Taizeel Adatia, CPA.CA, is a senior executive consultant who focuses on assisting companies to achieve operational and financial excellence.
Taizeel achieved her CA designation in Edmonton in 2007, her Masters in Professional Accounting (MPAcc) from the University of Saskatchewan in 2006, and her Bachelor of Commerce degree in accounting from the University of Alberta in 2004.

During her career, Taizeel has held various senior finance roles and has supported a variety of organizations in a variety of industries, ranging from energy and utilities to real estate and construction. Taizeel has also held various board positions for local not-for-profits and currently volunteers as a financial advisor with the University of Alberta’s Threshold Impact Venture Mentoring Service.

Taizeel’s broad range of experience includes professional expertise in people management, financial excellence, performance management, operational efficiency, change management and internal controls. This expertise gives her great perspective in understanding and managing a company’s current and future challenges in order to provide practical solutions and achieve positive results.

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