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Manager, Strategic Partnerships – Geoexchange Utilities

  • Full Time
  • Toronto

Geosource Energy Inc.

Overview

To support the transformational growth of Geosource Energy Inc. (“GEI”), the Manager, Strategic



Partnerships will play a key role in identifying new opportunities, cultivating client relationships, and

supporting the expansion of GEI’s Geo-Exchange Renewable Energy Utility Portfolio.

This role is ideal for a technically minded relationship-builder who understands the value of collaboration in

complex infrastructure and energy projects. Acting as the external face of GEI, you’ll engage with

developers, engineers, architects, construction management firms, and institutional partners to align


project needs with GEI’s capabilities and long-term strategy. You’ll also contribute to evolving our client

engagement process, enhancing our market presence, and helping shape a high-performing, growth oriented


culture.

Working cross-functionally with Design, Construction, and Operations, this position is integral to advancing

GEI’s mission of delivering high-performance geothermal utility solutions across Canada.


Key Responsibilities

• Cultivate and maintain trusted relationships with decision-makers across GEI’s client and partner


organizations.

• Represent GEI in client meetings, industry events, and stakeholder engagements to promote geoexchange



adoption.

• Help advance project opportunities by identifying ways to progress and develop these projects to

achieve their building decarbonization goals.


• Track project activities using the digital CRM system, ensuring team visibility and alignment

throughout the sales cycle, and liaise with the clients during this process.

• Collaborate with the Construction and Project Management teams to align project capacity,


timelines, and deliverables with client expectations.

• Contribute to project viability assessments and geoexchange system recommendations based on

overall project goals and constraints.


• Support the refinement of GEI’s proposed solutions through critical analysis of project-specific

challenges-whether it’s a tight schedule, limited footprint, or complex development conditions.

• Develop tailored client strategies by identifying key decision-makers, aligning messaging with sector specific


priorities, and supporting outreach efforts such as presentations, proposals, and stakeholder


meetings.

• Travel in the Toronto area (4 days/day), Ancaster Office (1 day/week)



Qualifications

• University degree in Mechanical Engineering (preferred).

• Minimum 5 years of experience in a client-facing, strategic, or project development role-preferably

in energy, infrastructure, or construction-related sectors.


Skills and Competencies

• Strong understanding of project-based work in energy, infrastructure, or building systems.

• Proven ability to build relationships and identify opportunities that align with organizational goals.

• Experience managing long partnership or stakeholder engagement cycles in complex B2B or


institutional environments.

• Familiarity with geoexchange systems, energy utilities, or sustainable building practices is a strong


asset.

• Proficient with CRM platforms and reporting tools.

• Strong communication, presentation, and stakeholder management skills.

• Comfortable collaborating with internal technical teams and external development partners and


technical consultants.

• Capable of managing multiple priorities, timelines, and cross-functional initiatives effectively.


Attributes

• A confident, credible representative of GEI in external engagements.


• Proactive, collaborative, and motivated by long-term relationship building.

• Adaptable and resourceful, with a solutions-oriented mindset.

• Entrepreneurial in spirit and excited to help shape the future of renewable energy in Canada.


• Organized and strategic, with a keen eye for detail and follow-through.

• Passionate about sustainability, innovation, and client success.

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