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Vancouver-based Fuel Cells Canada, the national industry association for the hydrogen and fuel cell sector, has appointed John Tak as its new president and CEO. He takes over from Louise Comeau, who left after less than a year at the helm of the influential association.
Tak brings extensive experience in the public and private sectors from his work at Magna International, the Asia Pacific Foundation, the BC Trade and Development Corporation and most recently Mitsubishi Canada Ltd, where he was in charge of all aspects of Mitsubishi Canada's specialty chemicals business. While at BC Trade, he implemented and managed industrial policy and project initiatives both at home and in Japan.
Fuel Cells Canada (www.fuelcellscanada.ca) is a non-profit, member-driven industry association which aims to accelerate Canada's worldleading hydrogen and fuel cell industry. It works closely with government and industry partners on Canada's hydrogen and fuel cell technology demonstration projects -the BC Hydrogen Highway, Toronto's Hydrogen Village and the Vancouver Fuel Cell Vehicle Program.
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