Karen Proud

Director/Board Member at RUBICON ORGANICS INC.

Net worth: 32 393 $ as of 29/06/2026

55 year

41 connections

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Karen Proud currently works at Canada Grains Council, as Director, Rubicon Organics, Inc., as Independent Director from 2023, Nutrients for Life Foundation, as Director, and Global Self Care Federation, as Member.
Ms. Proud also formerly worked at Fertilizer Canada, as President & Chief Executive Officer, The Canadian Labourwatch Association, as Director, Canadian Partnership For Consumer Food Safety Education, as Director, Retail Council of Canada, as Vice President-Federal Government Affairs, and Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada, as Chief Operating Officer.
Ms. Proud received her undergraduate degree from Toronto Metropolitan University.

Known holdings in public companies

Company	Date	Number of shares	Valuation	Valuation date
RUBICON ORGANICS, INC. 0.15%	20/07/2026	101,227 ( 0.15% )	32 393 $	29/06/2026

Karen Proud active positions

Companies	Position	Start
RUBICON ORGANICS INC.	Director/Board Member	13/09/2023
Canada Grains Council Canada Grains Council Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Operates organization of grain industry	Director/Board Member	-
Nutrients for Life Foundation Nutrients for Life Foundation Nutrients for Life Foundation focuses on sustainable agriculture, water quality, and career exploration in the fertilizer and soil industry. The non-profit company is based in Washington, DC. The company provides educational resources, virtual field trips, and professional toolboxes to engage students and educators in topics such as soil science, plant science, and the 4R's of fertilizer use. The foundation aims to educate the next generation of innovators and decision-makers to sustainably feed the growing global population.	Director/Board Member	-
Global Self Care Federation	Corporate Officer/Principal	-

All active positions of Karen Proud

Former positions of Karen Proud

Companies	Position	End
Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada is a national industry association representing the food, health, and consumer products manufacturing sector. The private company is based in Mississauga, Canada. The organization unites companies that produce and distribute products essential to Canadian households and communities, accounting for a significant portion of goods sold in Canadian stores. It advocates for its members by engaging with government bodies to promote policies supporting public well-being, food supply security, economic growth, healthcare sustainability, and environmental responsibility. The association emphasizes collaboration to advance sustainable practices, including circular economy initiatives, plastics and packaging management, greenhouse gas reduction, and regulatory alignment. It addresses industry challenges such as supply chain efficiency, labor shortages, regulatory complexity, and trade barriers, and supports innovation and competitiveness through initiatives like SmartLabel® Canada. In the health sector, it promotes regulatory modernization and self-care strategies to empower Canadians and ensure access to safe health products. The organization also leads social responsibility efforts to combat food insecurity through partnerships and member contributions.	Chief Operating Officer	-
Retail Council of Canada Retail Council of Canada Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Provides advocacy, communications and education services for retailers	Corporate Officer/Principal	-
Fertilizer Canada Fertilizer Canada Chemicals: AgriculturalProcess Industries Manufacturers, retails and wholesales nitrogen, phosphate and potash fertilizers	Chief Executive Officer	-

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Toronto Metropolitan University of Toronto Metropolitan University of Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Retail Council of Canada Retail Council of Canada Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Provides advocacy, communications and education services for retailers	Commercial Services
Canada Grains Council Canada Grains Council Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services Operates organization of grain industry	Commercial Services
Nutrients for Life Foundation Nutrients for Life Foundation Nutrients for Life Foundation focuses on sustainable agriculture, water quality, and career exploration in the fertilizer and soil industry. The non-profit company is based in Washington, DC. The company provides educational resources, virtual field trips, and professional toolboxes to engage students and educators in topics such as soil science, plant science, and the 4R's of fertilizer use. The foundation aims to educate the next generation of innovators and decision-makers to sustainably feed the growing global population.
Rubicon Organics, Inc. Rubicon Organics, Inc. Pharmaceuticals: OtherHealth Technology Engages in producing and supplying of certified organic cannabis	Health Technology
Fertilizer Canada Fertilizer Canada Chemicals: AgriculturalProcess Industries Manufacturers, retails and wholesales nitrogen, phosphate and potash fertilizers	Process Industries
Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada is a national industry association representing the food, health, and consumer products manufacturing sector. The private company is based in Mississauga, Canada. The organization unites companies that produce and distribute products essential to Canadian households and communities, accounting for a significant portion of goods sold in Canadian stores. It advocates for its members by engaging with government bodies to promote policies supporting public well-being, food supply security, economic growth, healthcare sustainability, and environmental responsibility. The association emphasizes collaboration to advance sustainable practices, including circular economy initiatives, plastics and packaging management, greenhouse gas reduction, and regulatory alignment. It addresses industry challenges such as supply chain efficiency, labor shortages, regulatory complexity, and trade barriers, and supports innovation and competitiveness through initiatives like SmartLabel® Canada. In the health sector, it promotes regulatory modernization and self-care strategies to empower Canadians and ensure access to safe health products. The organization also leads social responsibility efforts to combat food insecurity through partnerships and member contributions.
Global Self Care Federation