Inflector is a family company.

Jeffrey W. Clarke

President and CEO

With experience in all aspects of the environmental contracting business, Jeff W. Clarke is the President & Chief Executive Officer of Inflector Environmental Services. He has gained valuable and progressive industry experience, working as an Abatement Technician, Project Manager, and now as President & CEO. In his short time as President, Jeff has grown the company’s income by 55% through the creation of strategic partnerships and by building long lasting relationships within the community. Jeff holds a Bachelor of Commerce Degree with a focus in Finance and Management from St. Mary’s University, a Diploma in Entrepreneurship from the Maritime Business College, and has completed numerous training programs in hazardous material handling. Since 2014, Jeff has been a member of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO); the world premier network of chief executives and business leaders.

At 26 years old, Jeff is the youngest Canadian member of YPO. In April 2016, Jeff was honoured by the Ottawa Business Journal/Ottawa Chamber of Commerce as one of Ottawa’s top Forty under 40. In 2015, Jeff was nominated by KPMG and TD Bank for Quantum Shift; a leadership development program from the Richard Ivey School of Business for CEOs and business owners.

David Walsh

Chief Operating Officer

David Walsh is the Chief Operating Officer of Inflector Environmental and oversees a team of Project Managers responsible for managing various hazardous abatement and remediation projects. Managing major asbestos abatement and mould remediation projects since 1986, David has successfully completed more than 10,000 projects.

David has repeatedly shown his ability to manage major projects with multiple areas of expertise successfully. As Chief Superintendent, David executed the 26 million dollar remediation of the R.L. Hearn Thermal Generation Station in Toronto with Canada’s first ever asbestos abatement company. This project remains the largest single asbestos abatement project awarded in Canada.

David’s project management expertise also includes managing the 30 million dollar ring road construction in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. David holds numerous certifications in hazardous material handling and project management.

Mickelene Crawford

Vice-President and Controller

Mickelene Crawford is the Vice-President and Controller for Inflector Environmental Services. In this role she is responsible for managing all aspects of the company’s financial processes including accounting, financial planning, and analysis, as well as corporate development and corporate strategy, and utilizes her extensive experience in project costing.

With more than 20 years of financial experience, Mickelene has held management positions with companies in the service, engineering, architecture, and manufacturing industries as well as financial roles in the pharmaceutical and recreation industries.

Before moving to Inflector, Mickelene spent five years in public accounting with KPMG in Ottawa. Mickelene holds a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) / Certified General Accountant (CGA) Designation.

Robb MacNeil

Vice-President & Area Manager, Atlantic Canada District

As Vice-President and Area Manager for Atlantic Canada District, Robb MacNeil oversees all estimates and operations for Newfoundland, PEI, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. As well, he manages all aspects of environmental contracting, including abatement, demolition, and emergency response contamination clean-up.

Robb brings extensive experience to his role at Inflector. Since 1986, Robb has overseen 3000+ projects including Vancouver International Airport (1990), Hern Generating Station (1991) and Imperial Oil Dartmouth Refinery (2015). He has acted in the capacity of estimator, project manager and superintendent on numerous projects from coast to coast, and has always enjoyed the satisfaction that comes with ensuring the utmost safety of people.

During Robb’s downtime, he enjoys any opportunity to travel with his wife, and loves to cook for his family.

Robert P. Hagerman

Vice-President & Area Manager, Kingston/Southern Ontario

As Vice- President and Area Manager for Kingston and Southern Ontario Rob Hagerman will oversee the operations and manage all aspects of environmental contracting for this region including abatement, demolition and emergency response contamination clean up.

Rob brings 15 years of extensive knowledge and experience to this role.  Rob has overseen a multitude of projects in various sectors including industrial manufacturing, health care, national defense, power generation and education institutions.

Rob is committed to Health and Safety; he holds a designation from Canadian Underwriters Laboratories in their Qualified Firestop Contractor Program and is an accredited IHSA safety trainer.

Rob’s family is well established in the Limestone City.  He values family traditions, loyalty and is committed to his career.

K. C. (Ken) Bisson, C.Tech, NCSO

Director, Health and Safety

Mr. Bisson has over 40 years of work experience ranging from mining to environmental consulting, industrial hygiene and workplace safety. Ken worked on spill response and emergency preparedness as well as contributing to the annual reports for the active and dormant mine sites to the then Atomic Energy Control Board.

In 1990 Ken became an environmental consultant working on asbestos, lead, mold, PCBs, NORM, radon gas testing, radon mitigation, specialized clean ups (arsenic, cyanide, mercury, arsine gas and others). Ken’s work included assessments of building, preparation of reports, specifications and monitoring of the abatement / remediation activities. Ken has worked as a consultant in many parts of Canada as well as in the United States & the United Arab Emirates. Ken joined the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists in the Environmental discipline as a Certified Technician (C.Tech).

Ken provided training services to Inflector for 13 years before joining the company in 2016, where he enhanced the Health and Safety Program as the Company expanded. Ken assisted in achieving COR (Certificate of Recognition) accreditation in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in August 2018. Ken also completed the required courses and successfully passed the exams for his National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO) accreditation through the Ontario Infrastructure Health & Safety Association (IHSA) in June 2018. Ken is working with the Ontario team to achieve COR.

Tony D’Angelo

Director, Business Development GTA

For the last 25 years Tony D’Angelo is very well known in the demolition industry and has been involved in all aspects of environmental contracting; including abatement, selective and structural demolition and contaminated site cleanups. Numerous clients from the public and private sector oil & gas, manufacturing / industrial industry and general contractors repeatedly entrust his services to prepare bid proposals, budgetary quotes and contracts for high-level projects.

With an enthusiastic and meticulous forte in building teams for the demolition and abatement of: General Electric Buildings in Peterborough, Penatanguishene Penitentiary, numerous hospitals across Canada – including printing facilities and paper mills. Notably, Burtch Correctional Facility in cooperation with 6-Nations, demolition of 22-Storey building for the University-Health-Network Toronto, and blast furnace demolition, for Stelco in Hamilton Ontario.

His appreciation for cooperative teamwork and secular success is extended to his time voluntarily assisting those with medical challenges and teaching as a public speaker.