Stephanie Console

Delving into the realms of public procurement, infrastructure projects, and P3s, Stephanie has cemented her role as a pivotal advisor across a broad spectrum of sectors including transportation, health care, and energy, among others. Her guidance in shaping public tenders, negotiating key commercial agreements, and navigating through the complexities of large-scale infrastructure and construction projects has proven invaluable for clients navigating both Canadian landscapes and beyond.

Her work spans notable projects like the transformative F.G. Gardiner Expressway Rehabilitation in Toronto and the innovative Green Line Stage 1 Light Rail project in Calgary, showcasing her versatility and depth of expertise. Whether it's aiding the City of Hamilton with the LRT project or steering the City of Mississauga towards the completion of its Dundas Bus Rapid Transit project, Stephanie's strategic input has been instrumental in driving these initiatives forward.

A standout aspect of Stephanie's practice is her adeptness at mitigating procurement risks and ensuring compliance, a skill that has guided numerous clients through successful procurement processes while addressing fairness concerns. Her involvement in significant infrastructure developments, like the Eglinton Crosstown LRT and VIA Rail’s Maintenance Facilities Modernization Project, highlights her ability to navigate the intricacies of multi-jurisdictional regulations and financing arrangements.

Beyond her project work, Stephanie’s contributions to the legal community through insightful publications on procurement practices and her recognition as a Next Generation Partner underscore her thought leadership and commitment to advancing the field.

Educationally grounded with dual JDs from the University of Windsor and the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, and a BSc from the University of Toronto, Stephanie's foundation in law and science equips her with a unique perspective on the technical and legal challenges inherent in her practice areas.

From the outset of her career, including her early work with the City of Toronto on pivotal infrastructure projects to her ongoing role in guiding procurement and commercial strategies for a diverse client base, Stephanie's journey is marked by a steadfast dedication to excellence and client success. Her approach not only navigates but also shapes the evolving landscape of public procurement and infrastructure development in Canada.