Global Public Affairs welcomes Ted Gruetzner

OTTAWA, Sept. 6, 2018 /CNW/ - Global Public Affairs is pleased to announce that Ted Gruetzner, one of Canada's leading energy executives, has joined its team as Vice President, Energy, Environment and Resources.  Ted joins Global as a national practice leader and will build on the firm's exceptional strength and expertise in the energy and resource sectors. 

Ted brings to Global a fully-integrated public affairs perspective related to Canada's fast-evolving energy landscape. He is a recognized expert on the importance of the nexus of government relations, strategic communications and indigenous and stakeholder engagement and on how to cultivate social license while advancing commercial objectives. Ted joins Global from Ontario's largest electricity generator, Ontario Power Generation (OPG), managing all public affairs and external relations functional areas. As Vice President, Ted was responsible for all external relations relating to municipalities, provincial, federal and US government regulators, industry and related stakeholders and environmental and regulatory bodies, among others.

Ted is located in Toronto. With a national mandate, he will work alongside Global's teams across Canada.

About Global Public Affairs

Global Public Affairs is Canada's leading privately held strategic communications and government advocacy consultancy. Offices across Canada, we represent the largest corporate sector organizations in the country, touching on all facets of the national economy. We are a team of experienced consultants who work seamlessly across jurisdictions, guiding organizations through complex public policy challenges. We draw on our expertise as senior leaders in government, media, private and non-profit sectors to provide first-hand knowledge of Canada's unique public policy and administrative framework. We build a tailored approach for each client ? strategies that are mindful of the end goal and balance the particular commercial objectives and culture of our clients and their organizations.

SOURCE Global Public Affairs