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Brad Douville named new CEO of Greenlane Renewables

VANCOUVER — Greenlane Renewables’ Brad Douville becomes the new CEO of the company after Ian Kane, who held the position of president and CEO submitted his resignation.

Douville has left the role of executive vice chair to assume the new position. Kane will continue as president for approximately three months to assist in the transition of the new roles in the senior management team, after which he will leave the company. Both Douville and Kane will continue as members of the Board of Directors.

Alex Chassels has also left his position as COO and left the company. Maura Lendon, who has been Greenlane’s chief legal officer, has left that role to assume the role of COO.

“When Ian was hired over a year ago, he was tasked with working with the board, Brad and the senior team to plot a path towards a sustainable business plan while also giving Brad the bandwidth to pursue unique strategic opportunities and partnerships,” said Wade Nesmith, Greenlane’s board chair.

“Ian’s work over the past year in a dynamic RNG market has been challenging and I want to take this opportunity to thank him for his efforts on our behalf. We are a much more focused and efficient company than we were a year ago and much of that is due to Ian’s vision and leadership,” said Nesmith.

“I would also like to thank Alex for his efforts over the past two years as our COO. And I am very pleased to welcome Maura to her new role. I’ve worked with Maura, in different roles, for over a decade, including as a key executive within Greenlane over the last three years, and I look forward to her work in this critical corporate role. Finally, I am happy to welcome Brad back as CEO. His strategic work over the past 12 months has positioned us well to achieve a sustainable business model in an increasingly challenging market. We look forward to turning the corner to profitability under his leadership,” Nesmith added.