About.
EJIRO
WINTHORPE
Founder
The principal of Mosaic Consultancy has worked with a range of influential organizations across Ontario’s energy and infrastructure sectors. From regulators and utilities to market operators and national service providers, these clients play a critical role in powering communities, advancing innovation, and supporting economic development.
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Ontario Energy Board (OEB)
The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) is the independent regulator of Ontario’s electricity and natural gas sectors, ensuring fair, reliable, and cost-effective energy delivery. The OEB regulates over 60 electricity distributors and multiple natural gas providers, and sets electricity and gas rates.
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Horizon Utilities
Before merging into Alectra Utilities in 2017, Horizon Utilities was a key player in powering Ontario’s manufacturing heartland. Serving Hamilton and St. Catharines, it supplied electricity to a region rich in industrial activity, including major steel manufacturers, automotive suppliers, food processors, and advanced manufacturing firms.
Alectra Utilities
Alectra Utilities is Canada’s largest municipally owned electricity distributor, serving millions of homes and businesses across the Greater Toronto and Golden Horseshoe regions.
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Toronto Hydro
Toronto Hydro powers Canada’s largest city, managing approximately 18% of Ontario’s electricity load. As a municipally owned utility, it provides critical infrastructure, supports grid modernization, and delivers customer service to meet the needs of Toronto’s dense residential areas and diverse commercial sector.
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TELUS
TELUS is a leading Canadian communications and technology company headquartered in Vancouver, with a global presence across multiple sectors. With over 100,000 team members, TELUS provides nationwide wireless, internet, TV, and home phone services through TELUS Communications and TELUS Mobility. Its TELUS Health division is one of Canada’s largest health IT providers.
Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)
The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) is a key player in Ontario’s energy system, ensuring grid reliability while driving innovation.
Ejiro is a recognized leader in the field of Business Resilience, with over a decade of experience delivering strategic solutions to major international corporations. Having worked in Canada for the past 20 years, Ejiro has played a pivotal role in shaping the evolution of this dynamic space, helping organizations anticipate, prepare for, and respond to disruptions with confidence.
As an expert in risk identification and evaluation, Ejiro specializes in developing bespoke resilience frameworks tailored to the unique challenges faced by his corporate clients. His ability to secure the buy-in of all stakeholders ensures seamless implementation and long-term success. His strategic insights and practical solutions have been recognized at the highest levels, including Board engagements, for the immense value they bring to business continuity and risk management.
Ejiro holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from York University in Toronto and has earned the prestigious Certified Management Accountant (CPA CMA) designation. He is also a Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP) through the globally renowned Disaster Recovery Institute International (DRI).
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Now, Ejiro is bringing his expertise to the Nigerian market, helping businesses build resilience and navigate an increasingly complex risk landscape. With deep professional experience and a collaborative approach, he is committed to empowering organizations to safeguard their operations, reputations, and long-term sustainability.
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Originally from Nigeria, Ejiro emigrated to Canada in 2003 but maintains strong ties to his roots. He regularly visits Nigeria to connect with his family, including his mother and siblings, ensuring that both his personal and professional journeys remain deeply intertwined with the country’s growth and success