Dickinson Wright Congratulates Partner Cherie Brant on her Appointment to Hydro One Board
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Dickinson Wright LLP, Canada’s leading full-service business law firm specializing in cross-border counsel, is pleased to congratulate Cherie Brant on her appointment to the Board of Directors of Hydro One. Her appointment was effective on August 14, 2018.
Hydro One is Ontario’s largest electricity transmission and distribution company. Ms. Brant was selected to the Board of Directors by the Province, Hydro One’s largest shareholder, in accordance with the Governance Agreement. To learn more about Hydro One’s leadership and Board of Directors, please click here.
Drawing on her 10 years of experience working with First Nations in energy policy, generation along with assisting clients on economic development opportunities and transmission development in the sector, Ms. Brant will work with the board to drive the strategic direction and governance of Hydro One.
“We congratulate Cherie Brant on her appointment to Hydro One’s Board,” said Mark Shapiro, managing partner of Dickinson Wright LLP. “As leader of the Dickinson Wright’s First Nations Law Practice, Cherie’s ability to help clients understand, respect and leverage the legal considerations relating to First Nations economic development makes her an invaluable asset to the Firm and our clients. Cherie’s appointment is very well-deserved and we look forward to seeing her make a positive impact.”
“It’s an honour to have been asked to join Hydro One’s Board and I am eager to play a positive role to forge the success of this important utility company,” said Cherie Brant.
Ms. Brant is a Partner in Dickinson Wright’s Toronto office where she has a renewable energy, Aboriginal law and commercial real estate practice. In this role, she provides strategic counsel to numerous First Nations and industry clients seeking to develop projects with First Nations and to understand and address Indigenous rights and interests. As a member of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte and with family from Wikwemikong First Nation on Manitoulin Island, Ms. Brant brings a profound understanding of the opportunities and challenges that both Indigenous people and industry proponents face in carrying out resource, infrastructure and economic development in Canada.
Cherie is well recognized by the legal community for her work and contributions to Canadian law. She was named a Lexpert Leading Lawyer for Aboriginal Law and Energy Law in 2014. In 2017, she received the Lexpert Zenith Award, a national recognition for women’s contributions to Canadian law. She was also named a “Lexpert Rising Star: Leading Lawyer Under 40” in 2012.
Hydro One is Ontario’s largest electricity transmission and distribution company. Ms. Brant was selected to the Board of Directors by the Province, Hydro One’s largest shareholder, in accordance with the Governance Agreement. To learn more about Hydro One’s leadership and Board of Directors, please click here.
Drawing on her 10 years of experience working with First Nations in energy policy, generation along with assisting clients on economic development opportunities and transmission development in the sector, Ms. Brant will work with the board to drive the strategic direction and governance of Hydro One.
“We congratulate Cherie Brant on her appointment to Hydro One’s Board,” said Mark Shapiro, managing partner of Dickinson Wright LLP. “As leader of the Dickinson Wright’s First Nations Law Practice, Cherie’s ability to help clients understand, respect and leverage the legal considerations relating to First Nations economic development makes her an invaluable asset to the Firm and our clients. Cherie’s appointment is very well-deserved and we look forward to seeing her make a positive impact.”
“It’s an honour to have been asked to join Hydro One’s Board and I am eager to play a positive role to forge the success of this important utility company,” said Cherie Brant.
Ms. Brant is a Partner in Dickinson Wright’s Toronto office where she has a renewable energy, Aboriginal law and commercial real estate practice. In this role, she provides strategic counsel to numerous First Nations and industry clients seeking to develop projects with First Nations and to understand and address Indigenous rights and interests. As a member of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte and with family from Wikwemikong First Nation on Manitoulin Island, Ms. Brant brings a profound understanding of the opportunities and challenges that both Indigenous people and industry proponents face in carrying out resource, infrastructure and economic development in Canada.
Cherie is well recognized by the legal community for her work and contributions to Canadian law. She was named a Lexpert Leading Lawyer for Aboriginal Law and Energy Law in 2014. In 2017, she received the Lexpert Zenith Award, a national recognition for women’s contributions to Canadian law. She was also named a “Lexpert Rising Star: Leading Lawyer Under 40” in 2012.
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