Results of the 2025 APEGA Council Election
The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) recently unveiled the results of its council election for 2025. The announcement marks a significant time for the organization, as it reflects the future direction of engineering and geoscience in Alberta.
New Executives Appointed
Dean Mullin, P.Eng., has been acclaimed as the president-elect for the 2025-2026 council at APEGA. His leadership is anticipated to provide a strong foundation for the council's upcoming initiatives.
Meet the Elected Councillors
In addition to Mullin, five councillors have been elected to join the APEGA Council. These individuals are committed professionals in their respective fields and are as follows:
- Kari Anderson, P.Eng.
- James Ferguson, P.Eng.
- Alex Haluszka, P.Geo.
- William (Bill) King, P.Eng.
- Wendy Shier, P.Geo.
Re-elections and Full Terms
Wendy Shier, P.Geo., will continue her contributions by serving another term, while first-time councillors Kari Anderson, James Ferguson, and Alex Haluszka will embark on their exciting journey in APEGA governance. They will all serve full three-year terms, reinforcing APEGA's dedication to welcoming new talent into leadership roles.
William (Bill) King, P.Eng., has also been re-elected and will serve a two-year term, filling an essential vacancy within the council.
Official Installation Ceremony
The official installation of the newly elected registrants is set to take place during APEGA’s annual general meeting. This ceremony represents not only a formal recognition of their roles but also an opportunity to celebrate their commitment to the APEGA mission.
Experience of Dean Mullin
Dean Mullin is not new to APEGA; he was first elected to the council in 2022. With 30 years of experience in structural engineering and business, Mullin brings a wealth of knowledge to his new role. His background as a fellow of Engineers Canada and an honorary fellow of Geoscientists Canada showcases his dedication to the field.
Throughout his career, Mullin has actively volunteered within the engineering community, earning respect and admiration among his peers. He has previously advised on important committees, such as the Discipline Committee and the Honours and Awards Committee. Currently, he holds a position at Stantec Consulting as vice-president and integration leader.
About APEGA
The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) serves as the regulatory body for engineering and geoscience in Alberta. It plays a vital role in protecting public interest through the enforcement of rigorous professional and ethical standards. APEGA's licensed professionals and permit-holding companies are committed to innovation and economic growth, inspiring the next generation of engineers and geoscientists.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is APEGA?
APEGA is the regulator for the engineering and geoscience professions in Alberta, ensuring that practitioners adhere to high standards of professionalism.
Who is the new president-elect of APEGA?
Dean Mullin, P.Eng., has been acclaimed as the president-elect for the APEGA council for 2025–2026.
How many councillors are newly elected for the APEGA 2025 council?
There are five newly elected councillors joining the APEGA council, and they will serve full three-year terms.
When will the new council members be officially installed?
The official installation will take place during APEGA’s annual general meeting.
What is Dean Mullin’s professional background?
Dean Mullin has over 30 years of experience in structural engineering, management, and business, alongside an extensive background in volunteer roles within the engineering community.
