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Eco Curve Consulting services

Eco Curve Consulting is a sustainability-focused firm dedicated to empowering businesses to meet their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals.

Our mission is to guide organizations toward a world worth inheriting.

Our team leverages a combined experience of over 30 years across diverse industries. We build on a strong foundation of professional expertise in sustainable business practices, ESG, GRI, CSRD, GHG Protocol, Energy and GHG Emissions Reporting.

We also provide detailed environmental assessment and management plans, to deliver impactful solutions tailored to your needs.

Eco Curve Consulting people and culture

Olfat Omar is a registered professional engineer in BC, Canada, with over 30 years of experience across manufacturing, apparel, oil & gas, energy management, and business development. As the founder of Eco Curve Consulting, she helps businesses navigate GHG emissions reporting, ESG strategies, and energy efficiency solutions.

At Eco Curve Consulting, we are driven by expertise, passion, and purpose. Led by Olfat and supported by seasoned professionals, we foster a culture of innovation, collaboration, and a shared commitment to shaping a sustainable future. With certifications in GRI, GHG Protocol (Corporate & Scope 2), LCA, CSRD, and ESRS, Olfat specializes in helping organizations meet sustainability targets while aligning with regulatory frameworks.

A celebrated speaker, mentor, and advocate for strategic growth, she is passionate about turning challenges into opportunities and driving measurable impact in sustainability.

Stephanie Braig is an environmental scientist with over 15 years of experience in research, conservation, and Indigenous collaboration. Holding a Master’s in Environment and Ecology (Lancaster University) and a Bachelor’s in Biology and Ecology (SFU), she has led marine pollution field programs, partnered with coastal Indigenous communities, and developed climate change adaptation strategies.

From sea turtle conservation in the Caribbean to water quality initiatives with the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, Stephanie’s work bridges science and community. Her expertise includes environmental assessments, invasive species management, and GIS mapping, and she is a published author and mentor. Currently, she is advancing her knowledge in Nature-based Solutions for Disaster Resilience and Indigenous learning. Passionate about sustainability and biodiversity, Stephanie is committed to creating impactful environmental solutions.