The VP Communications is a new position established in the 2021/2022 fiscal year. They are responsible for upkeeping the CFES website, ensuring thorough documentation of initiatives are recorded, managing the storage of documents, as well as CFES Social Media. They will help Activities to combine the CFES brand with the unique brand and style of their specific activity. This includes assistance with logo design and approval of the activity logos. They will also chair the Media and Marketing, working group.

The Chair is responsible for ensuring that the policies and procedures of the CFES are being followed in its operations. This includes educating CFEs member representatives and the CFES Officer Team are educated on CFES policy, facilitating Board of Directors Meetings, and chairing the CFES General Assembly.

The Quebec Ambassador is responsible for facilitating communication between the CFES and the members of the Quebec Region. The Quebec Ambassador also assists the rest of the CFES Officer team with meeting federation objectives and special projects.

The Ontario Ambassador is responsible for facilitating communication between the CFES and the members of the Ontario Region. The Ontario Ambassador also assists the rest of the CFES Officer team with meeting federation objectives and special projects.

The Atlantic Ambassador is responsible for facilitating communication between the CFES and the members of the Atlantic Region. The Atlantic Ambassador also assists the rest of the CFES Officer team with meeting federation objectives and special projects.

The West Ambassador is responsible for facilitating communication between the CFES and the members of the Western Region. The West Ambassador also assists the rest of the CFES Officer team with meeting federation objectives and special projects.

The National Councillors are tasked with serving as the « Institutional Memory » of the CFES. They are elected to their roles by the membership each year – usually after having served the CFES in at least one previous position. NCs mediate team conflicts, provide oversight as Board members, and take on special projects to advance the goals of the Federation.

The National Councillors are tasked with serving as the « Institutional Memory » of the CFES. They are elected to their roles by the membership each year – usually after having served the CFES in at least one previous position. NCs mediate team conflicts, provide oversight as Board members, and take on special projects to advance the goals of the Federation.

The Corporate Relations Commissioner (CRC) is in charge of managing the CFES’ current corporate partnerships and supporting activities in their sponsorship fundraising. This position is also focused on acquiring sponsorship and additional partnerships for the CFES itself.

The Social Issues Commissioner is a relatively new role to the CFES, and is responsible for supporting the advocacy pillar and VP Advocacy. The SI Comissioner works with the Social Issues Working Group to create content for various advocacy topics as well as to collect and circulate resources to membership.

The IT Commissioner is responsible for maintaining the technical services of the CFES, including the web accounts and internal collaboration tools used by the CFES and activity groups. The IT Commissioner roles include assisting in new technical developments and implementing/developing tools as required.

The Engineering Change Lab Commissioner is a new position established in the 2018/2019 fiscal year. It is a two-year position and they are tasked with managing the relationship and cooperation between the CFES and the Engineering Change Lab, an initiative the CFES has partnered with that seeks to address and solve systemic challenges that the engineering profession is facing.

The Bilingualism Commissioner is responsible for supporting the communication team in insuring both the French and English community are represented in the CFES. This includes managing the CFES translation Committee engaging our French members and supporting the bilingualism of this organization

The Bilingualism Commissioner is responsible for supporting the communication team in insuring both the French and English community are represented in the CFES. This includes managing the CFES translation Committee engaging our French members and supporting the bilingualism of this organization

The CELC Activity Managers are responsible for the coordination of all functions and activities pertaining to the successful execution of the annual CFES Canadian Engineering Leadership Conference. They oversee the financial well-being, conference administration, public relations and any other tasks relative to the organization of the conference. They act as a liaison between the National Executive and the conference organizing committee, and ensure that the goals of the conference align with the directions set by the National Executive. The Canadian Engineering Leadership Conference (CELC) is an annual, national, student-run conference that facilitates collaboration between students, partners, sponsors and industry professionals. This transfer of knowledge and resources are essential for the continued growth of the engineering profession in Canada, by investing in future engineers. CELC is also the annual general meeting of the CFES. Attracting between 150 and 200 delegates from over 40 engineering schools, CELC is a great opportunity to reach out and engage engineering student leaders from every institution and field of engineering.

The CELC Activity Managers are responsible for the coordination of all functions and activities pertaining to the successful execution of the annual CFES Canadian Engineering Leadership Conference. They oversee the financial well-being, conference administration, public relations and any other tasks relative to the organization of the conference. They act as a liaison between the National Executive and the conference organizing committee, and ensure that the goals of the conference align with the directions set by the National Executive. The Canadian Engineering Leadership Conference (CELC) is an annual, national, student-run conference that facilitates collaboration between students, partners, sponsors and industry professionals. This transfer of knowledge and resources are essential for the continued growth of the engineering profession in Canada, by investing in future engineers. CELC is also the annual general meeting of the CFES. Attracting between 150 and 200 delegates from over 40 engineering schools, CELC is a great opportunity to reach out and engage engineering student leaders from every institution and field of engineering.

The Canadian Engineering Competition Activity Manager is responsible for the coordination of all functions and activities pertaining to the successful execution of the annual Canadian Engineering Competition. This position oversees the financial well-being, conference administration, public relations and any other tasks relative to the organization of the Competition. The Activity Manager acts as a liaison between the National Executive and the conference organizing committee. The Activity Manager also ensures that the goals of the Competition concur with the directions set by the National Executive. The main goals of the Canadian Engineering Competition are to promote excellence in design and communication and to improve the image of engineering. The Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) is an event promoting innovation on the part of undergraduate engineering students. This competitive forum provides an opportunity for students to overcome today’s real-life problems by combining technological and social aspects. The CEC is the national finals for the four regional engineering competitions. This competition gives students from across the country the opportunity to develop, demonstrate and evaluate their abilities in eight competition categories. The competition also promotes communication between students and industry.

The Canadian Engineering Competition Activity Manager is responsible for the coordination of all functions and activities pertaining to the successful execution of the annual Canadian Engineering Competition. This position oversees the financial well-being, conference administration, public relations and any other tasks relative to the organization of the Competition. The Activity Manager acts as a liaison between the National Executive and the conference organizing committee. The Activity Manager also ensures that the goals of the Competition concur with the directions set by the National Executive. The main goals of the Canadian Engineering Competition are to promote excellence in design and communication and to improve the image of engineering. The Canadian Engineering Competition (CEC) is an event promoting innovation on the part of undergraduate engineering students. This competitive forum provides an opportunity for students to overcome today’s real-life problems by combining technological and social aspects. The CEC is the national finals for the four regional engineering competitions. This competition gives students from across the country the opportunity to develop, demonstrate and evaluate their abilities in eight competition categories. The competition also promotes communication between students and industry.

The CSE Activity Managers are responsible for coordinating all components related to the organization of the Conference on Sustainability in Engineering. They oversee the conference’s financial well-being, conference administration, public relations and other tasks relevant to the successful execution of the conference. The activity managers act as a liaison between the National Executive and the conference organizing committee, to ensure that the goals of the conference align with the directions set by the National Executive. The Conference on Sustainability in Engineering (CSE) is a three-day national conference to educate and engage engineering students on issues of sustainability and how they can tackle them within their engineering careers and everyday life. CSE provides a platform for engineering students across Canada to discuss innovative ideas and learn from fellow students and professionals in order to further their understanding of sustainability in the Engineering field. The conference features various workshops and discussions led by professionals, networking opportunities with people who share the passion for creating a sustainable future, and educational sessions on the core principles of sustainability, as well as some of the new and innovative concepts used in the industry.

The CDE Manager’s tasks and responsibilities include: 1. Coordinating with the National Executive to ensure CFES and partner representation at CDE 2. Coordinating all functions and activities pertaining to the successful execution of the activity including the financial accountability, administration, public relations and any other tasks relative to the organization of the activity 3. Establishing and managing a team to organize the activity 4. Maintaining regular communication with the National Executive 5. Acting as a liaison between the National Executive and the organizing committee 6. Ensuring that the goals of the activity concur with those of the National Executive 7. Presenting the fee structure and budget for the activity to the Board of Directors for approval 8. Ensuring that the activity is organized to the benefit of the CFES and its members