**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
Haultain Research Welcomes Alise Mills as Advisor and Senior Fellow, Canada-U.S. Relations
Calgary, Alberta – November 28, 2023
The Haultain Research Institute, a leading independent educational organization committed to addressing structural inequities affecting landlocked Canadian provinces, is pleased to announce the appointment of Alise Mills as its newest Advisor and Senior Fellow, Canada-U.S. Relations.
Haultain President, Dr. Marco Navarro-Génie, expressed his delight for Alise joining the institute, stating, “We are proud to welcome Alise Mills to the Haultain Research Institute. Her wealth of experience and leadership in communications, combined with her deep understanding of today’s complex global landscape, will be invaluable in advancing our mission for a fair and balanced Canadian arrangement.”
Alise Mills: Leader in Communications and Strategic Visionary
Alise Mills brings over 20 years of experience, working extensively in the public and private sectors across North America and the UK. As a seasoned strategist and communicator, Alise has a proven track record of translating complex issues into compelling narratives and driving meaningful change.
Dr. Navarro-Génie emphasized Alise’s strategic vision and deep analytical acumen, stating, “Alise’s ability to identify hidden opportunities and navigate complex challenges aligns seamlessly with our commitment to non-partisan and robust policy research. Her expertise will significantly contribute to our goal of eliminating structural unfairness for landlocked provinces.”
**About Haultain Research Institute:**
The Haultain Research Institute is dedicated to finding solutions to structural inequities affecting landlocked Canadian provinces. Named after Frederick Haultain, a Founding Father od Alberta and Saskatchewan and advocate for provincial rights, the institute envisions a renewed, rebalanced, and modern Canadian arrangement that benefits all provinces.
**Contact Information:**
Media inquiries may be directed to:
Dr. Marco Navarro-Génie
President, Haultain Research Institute
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 587 200 5240
For more information about the Haultain Research Institute, please visit www.haultain.org
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The Haultain Research Institute is an independent educational organization dedicated to finding solutions to structural inequities detrimental to landlocked Canadian provinces. The institute conducts non-partisan and robust research to address challenges and promote fairness and renewal for Prairie Canadians. For more information, visit www.haultain.org.
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