Caroline Elliott is a senior fellow with a leading public policy think tank, a board director of a growing organization advocating a common-sense approach to private property rights and public land use, and a well-known speaker and advocate for British Columbia.

Caroline has consistently championed a thriving natural resource sector as part of a strong, private sector-driven economy that benefits all citizens. She holds a PhD in Political Science from Simon Fraser University, specializing in Canadian liberal democracy as it relates to Indigenous self-governance, and previously taught B.C. politics at SFU.

Earlier in her career, Caroline worked at the B.C. Legislature under the Gordon Campbell government, advising the Minister of Transportation and later the Minister of Environment. She has also built a policy consulting business serving a wide range of clients seeking to invest in B.C., from the energy and forestry sectors to major infrastructure projects. A lifelong British Columbian, Caroline grew up in Surrey with her three brothers and two sisters. She now lives in North Vancouver with her husband and their two young children.