Tim Caldecott
Senior Director, Sustainable Construction, Carbon and Market Economics @FPInnovations
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WORK HISTORY
Senior Director, Sustainable Construction, Carbon and Market Economics @FPInnovations
Vancouver, BC, CA
Leadership of the sustainable construction research and development team of 28 experts resulting in building code change, economic development opportunities and sustainability targets achievedSupporting $20B of global Canadian lumber trade by executing science-based testing and data analysis within the codes & standards ecosystemAccelerating commercialization of wood-based products and systems using innovation deployment and technical expertiseLeading WoodRise 2025 International Conference execution in Vancouver
EDUCATION
The University of British Columbia
Master of Science, Wood Science and Wood Products/Pulp and Paper Technology
The University of British Columbia
Master of Science - MS, Forest Sciences and Biology
University of British Columbia
Bachelor's of Science, Biopsychology
ABOUT TIM CALDECOTT
What I do well:1) Defining the fundamentals of an issue and creating solutions2) Motivating teams to understand \"what we are doing\" & work towards \"so what and who cares\"3) Critical thinking, linking disparate concepts into valuable insights, refining complex issues4) Confident leadership, minus the ego5) Earnest communication - with partners & colleagues; in presentation mode or the lab; using words or numbersA few publicly available outputs:1) Authored the Clean-Tech Innovation Strategy with the B.C. Forest Sector with Ministry of Forests - 2) Early testing of positive messaging for forest sector with creation of social media video \"Thank You Wood\" Product development and commercialization of wood-concrete hybrid sound barrier in 2011, resulting in adoption by BC Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure as a recognized product.
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