George Prudat is a retired Royal Canadian Navy Commander and was the Captain of HMCS Nipigon, a helicopter equipped destroyer. He has more than 20 years of seagoing service in ships that operated globally and more than 15 years of experience at the senior executive level.

George is a graduate of Memorial University (BMS), a graduate of the Canadian Forces Command and Staff College (pcsc) and holds a Professional Governance qualification. After retiring from the Navy he was employed at the Centre for Operational Analysis, a research centre within Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC). 

George is a Board Member of the North West College and formerly served as the Mayor of St Walburg.

Mike Crabtree is President and CEO of SRC, leveraging over 30 years of experience in energy and clean tech with a strong emphasis on innovation and R&D in those two sectors. His international footprint extends across 30 countries in Europe, Africa, North America and the Middle East. Holding a bachelor’s degree in chemistry and a master’s degree in petroleum engineering, Mike chairs several Canadian and US companies and has raised hundreds of millions of dollars from government and private investors for successful new technology ventures.

Prior to SRC, he was an executive board member at Carbon Engineering Inc, focusing on direct air capture of carbon dioxide. Mike also founded and led Oilflow Solutions Inc, an oilfield services company, and held numerous senior executive roles at Schlumberger Inc.

Currently, he is leading SRC on the development of North America’s first vertically integrated Rare Earth Processing Facility, which will be operational in 2024 and introducing the world's first eVinci^TM microreactor into Saskatchewan before the end of the decade.

Toby Arnold is responsible for SRC’s Nuclear Division. This includes the licencing and deployment of a microreactor in Saskatchewan. She previously served as SRC’s Vice-President of Organizational Effectiveness. Prior to joining SRC, Toby worked in the telecommunications manufacturing industry.

Eddie Saab is a distinguished executive with over two decades of impactful leadership in the nuclear energy sector, celebrated for his expertise in strategic growth, acquisitions and partnerships and the development of impactful teams for the advancement of nuclear technologies across traditional and emerging markets. As the inaugural president of Westinghouse Electric Canada, Eddie was instrumental in establishing the company's Canadian nuclear presence, growing the business to more than 250 talented employees during his tenure.

He is a registered Professional Engineer of Ontario, holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering and Management Sciences from the University of Waterloo.