Terri Lynn Morrison – National Program Director, Luminary
Terri Lynn Morrison is a proud Mi’gmaq woman from Listuguj, Quebec, walking in two worlds to build strong relationships between Indigenous communities, industry, and government. As the National Program Director, Terri Lynn is responsible for the development and successful implementation of innovative programs and partnerships to grow knowledge assets.
Terri Lynn has spent over two decades advancing Indigenous-led solutions in clean energy, economic development, and reconciliation. She was a driving force behind the 150 MW Mesgi’g Ugju’s’n Wind Farm, a landmark project that proved what is possible when Indigenous leadership is at the heart of decision-making. Her contributions earned her the Excellence in Human Resource Management award, and she continues to champion economic sovereignty for Indigenous Nations.
A mentor at heart, she has supported over 120 emerging leaders through Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE), ensuring that the next generation is equipped to carry this work forward. She is also recognized as one of #WOMENLEADINGCLEANTECH, honouring her impact on sustainability and innovation.
Currently pursuing an MBA in Community Economic Development at Cape Breton University, Terri Lynn continues to build bridges, create space for Indigenous leadership, and ensure that research and innovation reflect the strength, resilience, and knowledge of Indigenous Peoples.