Jeff Alexander
About Jeff Alexander
Jeff Alexander serves as the Forestry Superintendent at Tolko Industries, where he has worked since 2010. He oversees forest development activities across multiple Timber Supply Areas and manages a team of five staff members.
Work at Tolko
Jeff Alexander has been employed at Tolko Industries since 1999. He currently holds the position of Forestry Superintendent, RPF, a role he has occupied since 2010. In this capacity, he supervises a team of five staff members and oversees forest development activities across three Timber Supply Areas (TSAs): 100 Mile, Williams Lake, and Quesnel. His responsibilities include ensuring that the fibre needs for three mills are met, with two located in Williams Lake and one in Quesnel.
Education and Expertise
Jeff Alexander has a solid educational background in forestry and resource management. He studied at the BCIT School of Business, where he earned a Diploma in Forestry from 1990 to 1992. He then attended Capilano University, achieving a focus on General Math and Sciences from 1992 to 1994. Following this, he completed a Bachelor of Science in Forest Management/Forest Resources Management at the University of Northern British Columbia from 1994 to 1996.
Background
Jeff Alexander has built a career in forestry, beginning his professional journey in 1990. His extensive experience spans over three decades, primarily focused on forest management and resource planning. He has worked in various capacities within Tolko Industries, contributing to the company's operations in Williams Lake, BC. His expertise encompasses overseeing forest development and managing fibre supply for multiple mills.
Supervisory Role
In his current role as Forestry Superintendent at Tolko Industries, Jeff Alexander supervises a team of five staff members. His leadership is essential in coordinating forest development activities and ensuring compliance with industry standards. His position requires effective management skills and a thorough understanding of forestry practices to meet the operational needs of the company.