STAFF
Our team is dedicated to growing and supporting economic development
for the Carcross/Tagish First Nation and its Citizens.
Taylor Love
Chief Executive Officer
Taylor is a real estate entrepreneur born and raised in Whitehorse, Yukon.
He has an MBA from the University of Alberta, is a fellow of Action Canada.
Taylor joined the Corporation in 2020 as a Board of Directors member,
before being appointed CEO in 2021.
His experience and skills in business are crucials to the Corporation operations.
Stephen Mooney
President
Stephen’s Engineering and Project Management skills have been used in technology, housing, energy, mining, and heavy construction.
Growing up in the Yukon has given Stephen the opportunity to work in every community and work closely with many Yukon First Nations.
Stephen’s main focus is on the closure of the Venus and AGS mines, the Solar and Hydro Energy Projects, and the development of Montana Services.
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Photo: Andrew Serack - 2022
Derek Crowe
CTLP Executive Director
Derek Crowe is a trained photographer whose work has been featured in international publications, including assisting on National Geographic stories.
In 2007, he won the Northern Lights Award in Travel Photography for his coverage of the Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race.
In 2010, Derek earned a Guinness World Record for the longest unsupported Arctic snow-kiting expedition. Along with Devon McDiarmid and Adrian Hayes, he spent 67 days in 2009 skiing from Greenland’s southern coast to the northernmost extent of the icecap, and on to Thule, powered by wind.
Derek’s love of cycling and keen photographic eye were instrumental in helping his wife, Jane Koepke, scout and design the Montana Mountain trail network in 2005. The following year, Jane founded the Singletrack to Success Program, which has since grown into an award-winning initiative that Derek later coordinated, as documented in the film SHIFT. This work led to Derek, Jane, and CTFN’s Justin Ferbey receiving the Meritorious Service Medal from the Governor General in 2018.
Today, Derek continues to elevate youth and young adult leaders through his role as Executive Director of C/TLP, the community-focused corporation within the Carcross/Tagish group of companies.
Amélie Druillet
Operations Manager
Amélie relocated from France to Canada in 2014, starting her journey in Toronto before moving to Whitehorse.
With over 18 years of executive experience, she joined the Carcross/Tagish Development Corporation in 2016, soon after making the Yukon her home.
Initially brought on as an administrative assistant, Amélie has since advanced to the role of Operations Manager for the Carcross/Tagish group of Companies.
She oversees the daily administration and financial operations.
Amélie is also a certified Project Management Professional (PMP).
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Photo: Andrew Serack - 2022
Shane Wally
CTLP - Senior Land Steward
The "Wallyman", was part of the initial Singletrack To Success (S2S) program crew in 2006, at the tender age of 16 years old.
Shane has since developped his technical and leadership skills, including the obtention of a Heavy Equipment Operator Certificate in 2021.
His expertise in trail building and landscaping, as well as his experience in various projects with the Corporation management over the years, carved the natural path to his current full-time position of Senior Land Steward, role model and leader for the future generations.
Shane takes part on the AGS & Venus mines sites and water monitoring, property management and trail building projects.
Jade McLeod
CTLP - Land Steward
Jade also started his carrier with the Singletrack To Success
(S2S) program. After building skills in the private sector for a few years, Jade joined the Corporation in 2022 to support
Singletrack To Success youth crew, then the AGS & Venus mines sites and water monitoring, property management and various projects lead by CTLP, prompting to his full-time employment.