Anik held the position of Vice-President, Sustainable Development since 2013 before being appointed Executive Vice-President in 2024. She has 25 years of experience in the aluminium production industry. Her main functions are to represent the industry before governments, business associations, international organizations linked to the industry, as well as with environmental and health and safety organizations. She is also responsible for standing committees of the Association and ensures the implementation of the objectives set by the industry and good communication with stakeholders.
In addition to covering health, safety and environmental topics related to the operating permits of AAC members, Anik’s role is oriented towards the fight against climate change, the development of traceability for the industry and the integration of practices allowing the evolvement and promotion of responsible production.
At the beginning of her career, she served in various environmental management positions on production sites. She subsequently worked in corporate team in mandates of international scope. She was also assigned to major project teams as the main Environmental Coordinator, participating to engineering and to the impact study of new smelters. During her mandate with major projects, she was also assigned as spokesperson at the BAPE public hearings.
Anik Dubuc holds a Masters in Environmental Management from the University of Sherbrooke and graduated from Laval University in Biology-Agronomy, Environmental specialization.