Miles Jolliffe, MBA, P.Eng
Founder & Principal, Kinetic Canada | Creator of BOON
Mr. Miles understands where major projects break down and how to move them forward.
With more than twenty years of experience delivering major projects across Canada’s energy and infrastructure sectors, he has built a career at the intersection of project execution, Indigenous partnership, governance, and technology.
He is the founder of Kinetic Canada and the creator of BOON, a digital project intelligence platform designed to transform how First Nations participate in, manage, and benefit from major projects in their territories.
Across the oil and gas, transmission, renewable energy, and infrastructure sectors, Miles has developed deep expertise in Indigenous partnerships, project agreement negotiation, implementation governance, and economic participation frameworks. He has advised and represented First Nation economic development corporations in the development of practical models for ownership, procurement, employment, training, and long-term revenue participation.
At the centre of his work is BOON.
BOON applies proven project management discipline, communication governance, and data intelligence to modern Indigenous relations. The platform helps bridge the gap between project proponents, regulators, and Indigenous governments by bringing project data, agreement commitments, performance metrics, risks, opportunities, and community priorities into one transparent and actionable environment.
The result is better decision-making, reduced project risk, stronger accountability, and more tangible economic outcomes for communities.
Miles’s leadership is defined by a combination of systems engineering discipline, major project experience, and a practical understanding of stakeholder communication. His approach is grounded in innovation that works: building tools that improve execution while upholding Indigenous rights, data sovereignty, and community-led development.
Through BOON, Miles is helping define the future of engineering, design, and project governance across major infrastructure sectors. His vision is to use modern communication and data tools to keep people, communities, and rights holders at the centre of decision-making.
Mr. Miles understands where major projects break down and how to move them forward.
With more than twenty years of experience delivering major projects across Canada’s energy and infrastructure sectors, he has built a career at the intersection of project execution, Indigenous partnership, governance, and technology.
He is the founder of Kinetic Canada and the creator of BOON, a digital project intelligence platform designed to transform how First Nations participate in, manage, and benefit from major projects in their territories.
Across the oil and gas, transmission, renewable energy, and infrastructure sectors, Miles has developed deep expertise in Indigenous partnerships, project agreement negotiation, implementation governance, and economic participation frameworks. He has advised and represented First Nation economic development corporations in the development of practical models for ownership, procurement, employment, training, and long-term revenue participation.
At the centre of his work is BOON.
BOON applies proven project management discipline, communication governance, and data intelligence to modern Indigenous relations. The platform helps bridge the gap between project proponents, regulators, and Indigenous governments by bringing project data, agreement commitments, performance metrics, risks, opportunities, and community priorities into one transparent and actionable environment.
The result is better decision-making, reduced project risk, stronger accountability, and more tangible economic outcomes for communities.
Miles’s leadership is defined by a combination of systems engineering discipline, major project experience, and a practical understanding of stakeholder communication. His approach is grounded in innovation that works: building tools that improve execution while upholding Indigenous rights, data sovereignty, and community-led development.
Through BOON, Miles is helping define the future of engineering, design, and project governance across major infrastructure sectors. His vision is to use modern communication and data tools to keep people, communities, and rights holders at the centre of decision-making.
Mr. Miles understands where major projects break down and how to move them forward.
With more than twenty years of experience delivering major projects across Canada’s energy and infrastructure sectors, he has built a career at the intersection of project execution, Indigenous partnership, governance, and technology.
He is the founder of Kinetic Canada and the creator of BOON, a digital project intelligence platform designed to transform how First Nations participate in, manage, and benefit from major projects in their territories.
Across the oil and gas, transmission, renewable energy, and infrastructure sectors, Miles has developed deep expertise in Indigenous partnerships, project agreement negotiation, implementation governance, and economic participation frameworks. He has advised and represented First Nation economic development corporations in the development of practical models for ownership, procurement, employment, training, and long-term revenue participation.
At the centre of his work is BOON.
BOON applies proven project management discipline, communication governance, and data intelligence to modern Indigenous relations. The platform helps bridge the gap between project proponents, regulators, and Indigenous governments by bringing project data, agreement commitments, performance metrics, risks, opportunities, and community priorities into one transparent and actionable environment.
The result is better decision-making, reduced project risk, stronger accountability, and more tangible economic outcomes for communities.
Miles’s leadership is defined by a combination of systems engineering discipline, major project experience, and a practical understanding of stakeholder communication. His approach is grounded in innovation that works: building tools that improve execution while upholding Indigenous rights, data sovereignty, and community-led development.
Through BOON, Miles is helping define the future of engineering, design, and project governance across major infrastructure sectors. His vision is to use modern communication and data tools to keep people, communities, and rights holders at the centre of decision-making.
He is the founder of Kinetic Canada and the creator of BOON, a groundbreaking digital platform designed to transform how First Nations participate in, manage, and benefit from major projects in their territories.
With a career spanning the oil and gas, transmission, and renewable energy sectors, Miles has developed deep expertise in Indigenous partnership, project agreement negotiation, and implementation. He has advised and represented numerous First Nation economic development corporations, supporting the creation of equitable frameworks for ownership, procurement, employment, and long-term revenue participation.
At the center of his work is BOON—a platform that applies proven project management, communication governance, and data tools to modern Indigenous relations. BOON bridges the gap between project proponents, regulators, and Indigenous governments by integrating real project data, agreement terms, and performance metrics into a transparent, actionable environment. The result is faster decision-making, reduced risk, and tangible economic outcomes for communities.
Miles’s leadership is defined by a blend of systems engineering discipline and modern communications into client engagement insights. His approach emphasizes practical innovation: building tools that not only enhance efficiency but also uphold Indigenous rights, data sovereignty, and community-driven development.
With BOON MR MILES wants to define the future engineering and dedsign across the vertial, using modern communication tools to keep people at the center decision making.
EMAIL: Miles@Kinetic-Canada.com
