Kyle Boniface
About Kyle Boniface
Kyle Boniface serves as the Vice President of Quality and Compliance at Decibel Cannabis Company in Calgary, Alberta. He has a strong background in chemistry and compliance, with previous roles in various organizations including Adastra Holdings Ltd. and Zenabis Global Inc.
Work at Decibel Cannabis
Kyle Boniface serves as the Vice President of Quality and Compliance at Decibel Cannabis Company. He has held this position since 2021, contributing to the company's operations in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In this role, he focuses on ensuring that the company's products meet quality standards and comply with industry regulations. His expertise in quality assurance and compliance is critical for maintaining the integrity of Decibel's cannabis products in both domestic and international markets.
Education and Expertise
Kyle Boniface holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry from Queen's University, where he studied from 2012 to 2017. He also earned an Honors Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Business from Wilfrid Laurier University between 2007 and 2011. His educational background provides a strong foundation in both the scientific and business aspects of the chemical industry. He has a multidisciplinary focus on green chemistry, emphasizing sustainable and environmentally friendly chemical processes.
Background
Kyle Boniface has a diverse professional background in the chemical and cannabis industries. He began his career as a Conservation Lands Technician at Toronto and Region Conservation from 2009 to 2010. He then transitioned into academia as an Organic Chemistry Lecturer at Prep101 for six months in 2016-2017. His experience includes roles at Zenabis Global Inc. and Adastra Holdings Ltd., where he held various positions related to compliance, product development, and security.
Achievements
Kyle Boniface has developed novel green technologies for the chemical industry, resulting in patents in both the United States and Canada. He has published several international publications related to green chemistry during his doctoral studies at Queen's University. His contributions have played a significant role in operationalizing processes for cannabis production and extraction, enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of these operations.