Frederick Morency Wins 2023 Best Executive Award

April 26, 2023

Schneider Electric is pleased to announce that Frederick Morency, Vice President of Sustainability, Strategic Initiatives & Innovation in Canada, has earned a 2023 Best Executive Award in the Operations category by Report on Business magazine.

Best Executive Award

This recognition is awarded by The Globe and Mail‘s Report on Business magazine in partnership with the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto. Established in 2020, this Best Executive Awards program is an annual editorial initiative to celebrate 50 exceptional leaders across five functional areas: Finance, Human Resources, Operations, Sales and Marketing, and Technology.

The winning executives were selected following a call for nominations from Canadian leaders in public and private companies, non-profit organizations, associations, and academic institutions, as well as nominations from the Report on Business editorial staff. The Report on Business editorial team evaluated nominations based on career trajectory, leadership style, achievement, and impact. An awards ceremony to recognize Frederick and other recipients will be held on May 24, 2023 in Toronto.

“Sustainability is a shared responsibility that requires leadership and direction. At Schneider Electric, we take this responsibility very seriously,” said Frederick Morency, Vice President, Sustainability, Strategic Initiatives & Innovation, Schneider Electric Canada. “I am honoured to receive this recognition from Report on Business and I proudly share this award with my team – and the broader Schneider Electric community – who are all leading innovative ways for Canadians to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable practices.”

Frederick Morency, Vice President, Sustainability, Strategic Initiatives & Innovation, Schneider Electric Canada

Frederick Morency’s Role in Sustainability

Schneider Electric powers the new world of energy by converging electric and digital to pave the path to a sustainable, net-zero future across its operations, value chain and local communities.

Frederick is Schneider Electric’s quarterback for sustainability in Canada and has been with the organization for over 25 years. He is a trusted advisor and has helped customers in over 40 countries reduce their carbon footprint and improve energy management. Frederick is also a strong believer in the power of partnerships and actively supports businesses, local communities, talent, academia, start-ups, policymakers and industry groups to advance Canada’s climate action ambitions.

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