Vern Raincock
Vern Raincock
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A business development professional graduated from The University of Victoria.

Experienced leader with a demonstrated history of working in Economic Development, Non-Profits, Railway, High Tech and the food & beverages industry.

Experienced as an executive in Strategic Sourcing, Strategic Planning, Marketing Strategy, Sales. Corporate Communications, and Event Management,

Active director for non-profit and for-profit Boards.

Volunteer and founder of international and local charity projects..

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Integrated.Travel Research and Development
Integrated.Travel Research and Development
Airdrie, Alberta, Canada

Helena Trench Feasibility Study

The Helena Trench Feasibility Study aims to explore the technical and financial viability of constructing a train trench along Montana Avenue in Helena. This project stems from the need to improve transportation infrastructure by eliminating three grade crossings and enhancing street grid connections. Inspired by the Reno ReTRAC project, the study will assess the potential to lower the tracks at Roberts Street, impacting the west end of the existing yard. The project will focus on determining the feasibility of the trench, estimating costs, and identifying potential funding sources. The study will cover the area from approximately 700 feet west of N. Last Chance Gulch to Hannaford Street. By conducting this study, learners will apply their classroom knowledge in civil engineering, urban planning, and transportation systems to a real-world scenario.

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Category Civil engineering + 1
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Integrated.Travel Research and Development
Integrated.Travel Research and Development
Airdrie, Alberta, Canada

Sustainable Financial Model and Procurement Strategy for Passenger Rail Activities

The main goal for the project is to develop a sustainable financial model for passenger rail activities in Alberta, as well as to investigate and recommend procurement and management approaches to plan, budget, deliver, operate, and manage the rail activities. The project also aims to assess the financial impacts and risks to the Province of Alberta related to the implementation of the sustainable financial model and procurement strategy.

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Category Product or service launch + 4
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Integrated.Travel Research and Development
Integrated.Travel Research and Development
Airdrie, Alberta, Canada

Sponsorship Attraction Strategy for ITRD

Integrated Travel Research and Development (ITRD) is seeking to enhance its research efforts in transportation, net-zero technologies, regional economic development, and the socio-economic benefits of frequent, affordable, and reliable passenger rail services to rural and indigenous communities. To achieve this, ITRD needs to attract corporate, private, and public sponsorship. The goal of this project is to develop a comprehensive sponsorship attraction strategy that highlights the value and impact of ITRD's research initiatives. The project will involve analyzing potential sponsors, crafting compelling sponsorship proposals, and creating a marketing plan to engage and secure sponsorships. This will enable ITRD to continue its vital research and contribute to sustainable and equitable transportation solutions.

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Category Market research + 4
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Integrated.Travel Research and Development
Integrated.Travel Research and Development
Airdrie, Alberta, Canada

Project Proposal: Addressing Alberta's Housing Crisis Through the "Connecting Communities" Initiative

The "Connecting Communities" initiative by Alberta Regional Rail (ARR) and Integrated Travel & Rail Development (ITRD) presents a unique opportunity to tackle Alberta's housing crisis. This project aims to assess and enhance the socio-economic impact of rail network expansion, focusing on community revitalization, housing affordability, and sustainable development along the Calgary-Edmonton corridor. Objective: To explore how the expansion of regional rail services can contribute to resolving Alberta's housing crisis, particularly in underserved areas, and how it can foster balanced regional development.

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Category Data analysis + 4
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