City of Grande Prairie
Terri Ellen Sudnik is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in project coordination, community engagement, and leadership roles. Currently serving as a Project Program Coordinator at CAREERS and holding multiple board appointments including Treasurer of the D Company Armouries Foundation and a public member of both the Grande Prairie Airport Commission and the Subdivision & Development Appeal Board for the City of Grande Prairie. Sudnik is the founder of C.M.Group and previously held the position of Vice President of External Relations at Nauticol, focusing on stakeholder engagement and indigenous community relations. Additional experience includes serving as a licensed realtor for REMAX Grande Prairie, Regional Development Senior Officer at Junior Achievement Northern Alberta & NWT, and President of the Grande Prairie Stompede, showcasing a robust commitment to community events and development. Sudnik's educational background includes studies at Northwestern Polytechnic from 1995 to 1997.
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City of Grande Prairie
The City of Grande Prairie provides programs, services, infrastructure and facilities that are the basis for much of the activity in our community. Grande Prairie is the youngest city in Canada with a median age of 30.3 and one of the fastest growing communities in North America. The 2016 federal census recorded 63,166 residents up 13.5% from 2011. Whether it is parents pushing a stroller, children filling the Eastlink Centre or families biking one of the many trails, there are signs of youth everywhere you turn. Grande Prairie’s youthfulness is a result of the growing opportunities presented by its role as a regional hub as well as the area’s many natural resources.