Born and raised in Bathurst, Daniel Doucet is proud to call the Chaleur Region home. Having graduated from Bathurst High then completing his Bachelor of Business Administration degree at the University of New Brunswick (Fredericton) in 2000. Daniel returned home to pursue a career with RBC. During his 9 year career with RBC he has primarily held leadership roles and most recently working for the Regional Office liaising with the branches in Northern New Brunswick providing support and guidance for the day-to-day functions of the bank.

His volunteer experience extends back to UNB where Daniel was actively involved in many leadership functions through the UNB residence community. Here in Bathurst he has become an active supporter of Junior Achievement having participated in program delivery, and now sits on both the local regional council as well as the Provincial Board representing the Chaleur/Restigouche/Miramichi region.

Daniel’s leadership background as well has his experience in working with others as a team-player will certainly be an asset to Synergies Chaleur.

Danielle Goyette brings knowledge, passion and enthusiasm to her position as General Manager of the Greater Bathurst Chamber of Commerce. Originally from Prince-Edward-Island, Danielle obtained a Bachelor of Arts from Saint Francis Xavier University and a Bachelor of Public Relations from Mount Saint Vincent University. For the past three years, she served as the communications officer for the NB Association of CBDCs and was responsible for promoting women in business. As the media magnet for the Association, she helped garner local, regional and provincial media coverage for both her organization and the clients she served. A skilled writer and forward thinker, Danielle enjoys building relationships and working together to serve her community. She enjoys reading, writing, music, spending time with family, motivating and inspiring others to succeed and serving as a founding member of Synergies Chaleur.

A native of Petit Rocher, Katherine Lanteigne obtained her Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a concentration in marketing from Université de Moncton. She is currently working for the Vitalité Health Network as their Media Relations Officer; her role consists of filtering all media requests and coordinating all media related events.

More recently she was chosen as one of 21 young leaders from the province (2009-2010) by 21 inc. Katherine has always been very involved in organizations / committees such as Toastmasters, Junior Achievement, Commerce Games, and Tax project for the Université de Moncton. She obtained a certificate of merit and the Jean Cadieux scholarship from Université de Moncton for her involvement within the student community.

Originally from Digby Nova Scotia, Scott has spent several years of his life traveling the world and is proud to call New Brunswick his home since 2004.  A recent graduate of CCNB Bathurst (Technologie de l’ingénierie du bâtiment), Scott worked in his field as a partner in the Bathurst based business, EcoPlusHome (the most efficient homes in the province).  Scott was selected as part of the 2009, 21 leaders of New Brunswick (21inc) and attributes his selection in part to being involved with volunteering and not-for-profit organizations from a young age.  A founding member of Synergies Chaleur, Scott is proud to have the opportunity to work alongside motivated and talented people from the Chaleur Region and sees Synergies as giving youth the opportunity to make their mark. Scott is an avid songwriter, musician, health enthusiast and adores listening to audio books on a variety of topics and interests.

Soleil Thériault, originally from Grande-Anse, resided for a few years in Québec before returning to the Chaleur region to complete her early education.  She obtained her diploma in social work from La Cité collégiale in Ottawa.  Following, she was hired by the Youth Service Bureau as an employment counselor and coordinator of the Summer Jobs Service program in Ottawa.  She remained at this position for three years. Back in New-Brunswick, she was accepted into Université de Moncton, campus de Moncton to obtain her bachelor’s degree in business administration, with a concentration in management. Thanks to the first edition of My Region, My Future, she occupied the position of coordinator of the career fairs for l’Université de Moncton during her last two academic years and, for two consecutive summers, worked with CBDC Chaleur. She graduated from l’Université de Moncton, Soleil has employed for a two years with Enterprise Chaleur as a development officer of the Post-Secondary Placement Services.

Continuing her professional development she received her Certificate of Professional Development in Human Resources Management from the CCNB campus de Dieppe in partnership with UNB. Since September 2010, Soleil is working as an Outreach Worker for Women and Families victim of violence for the Bathurst Youth Centre. Soleil is proud to part of Synergies Chaleur as the coordinator of the mentorship program: Share your passion, Share your Knowledge. Soleil enjoys helping others realize their full potential and listening carefully to everyone she encounters.

Fane is a born and raised Bathurst native and Bathurst High School graduate who returned 10 years.  During his decade away from Bathurst, he graduated in 2003 from the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton with his Bachelor of Arts degree with a minor in History and Business.  During his studies at UNB, Fane was involved heavily in student life and government, including being the Vice President of Student Services.  He was awarded three student leadership awards during his studies, including the Silver Ring for Student Leadership for his graduating class. He further graduated from the University of Alberta with his Bachelor of Secondary Education in Social Studies and Career Technology Studies in 2006 while working concurrently in the Department of Auxiliary Services (Residence Life).

Fane returned to New Brunswick to work at St. Thomas University as Residence Manager in the Department of Student Services until July of 2007. That is when Fane returned to Bathurst to pursue his area of his educational background.  He worked two years teaching English and Social Studies at Bathurst High School, and is currently working as an alternative education teacher with District 15.
Fane’s community involvement includes being active in coaching hockey.  In 2007, Fane helped resurrect the female hockey program at Bathurst High School.

In 2010, Fane joined the Midget AAA Female hockey team as an assistant coach.  During his available time, he is pursuing master courses through the University of Phoenix and being involved in community.

A life long passion for traveling led Heather to pursue a diploma in Travel & Tourism in Halifax nine years ago. Born and raised in Bathurst, she returned home after receiving her diploma and has been a corporate travel consultant at Harvey's Travel ever since.

Heather is proud to call the Chaleur region home and has chosen to raise a family of her own here. She lives in downtown Bathurst with her husband, Brent and their two young sons, Liam and Elliot.

Aside from being a full time travel agent and the busy mom of two active boys, Heather loves to read and is a huge movie buff. She and her husband also enjoy an active social life. She has also been an active member of Synergies Chaleur from the beginning, and is very excited and honoured to be a part of their board of directors.
Heather is also a member of Synergies Chaleur's newest endeavour, "Citizenship".

 Kevin White was born in Bathurst 33 years ago and, since a young age has been involved in his community. He first started volunteering via the Boy Scouts and eventually became involved with Bathurst Crime Prevention Association through which he participated in countless fundraising activities needed to open the Bathurst Youth Center.

For the past six years Kevin has worked for Animal Shelter (Bathurst) Inc. as an animal control officer, and an animal protection officer with the New Brunswick SPCA for the past four. With a passion for humane education, he has enjoyed giving numerous presentations on bite prevention as well as responsible pet ownership. Kevin, for the past few years, has been a key organizer for WoofstockNB, an annual music festival which serves as a major fund-raiser for the animal shelter.

When he’s not dealing with delinquent dogs Kevin enjoys singing and playing numerous instruments. For Kevin music is not only a form of indulgence but also a therapeutic tool that helps keep his feet on the ground. Playing in two bands, and having a plethora of musical friends, if Kevin is there, chances are a guitar or mandolin are not too far behind. He enjoys a wide variety of outdoor activities as well. Camping, fishing, hunting, and exploring, along with his music keep Kevin’s weekends both full and fulfilling.

An active member of Synergies Chaleur from the beginning, Kevin was both excited and appreciative having been offered a seat on their board of directors. A native of the Chaleur region, he is eager to continue welcoming newcomers to the area with Synergies Chaleur and showing them this special place he proudly calls “home”.

Mike is a lifelong entrepreneur, musician, volunteer, and a dedicated member of the Bathurst community. After spending several years outside of Bathurst attending university and working in the marketing and advertising industry, Mike gathered his experience and knowledge and returned to his hometown of Bathurst to become co-founder of Websolutions.ca, a website development company.

A natural problem solver, Mike brings a creative edge to Synergies and with his professional experience, he is dedicated to keeping the Synergies image fresh and vibrant.

In March of 2011, Mike took on a new challenge and founded the I [heart] Bathurst Facebook community with the objective of boosting civic pride within the region.

Mike is also the captain of the Synergies Chaleur co-ed softball team. Go Synergies!