Jennele Giong
Senior Consultant Energy
Jennele Giong is a government relations strategist and registered lobbyist based in Edmonton, working on behalf of energy and industrial clients across every level of government in Alberta and Canada. She spends as much time in Calgary and Fort McMurray as she does at home, staying close to both the corporate and operational sides of Alberta’s energy industry.
Her credibility extends well beyond her own client list. Provincial governments, national associations, and industry groups have turned to her to help steer some of the country’s highest-stakes conversations on energy — on hydrogen, critical minerals, and the sector’s broader future — with rooms that have included ministers as senior as Alberta’s Brian Jean, British Columbia’s Adrian Dix, and Saskatchewan’s Jim Reiter.
Her client list reflects that same range: oil and gas, hydrogen and renewable energy, carbon capture, critical minerals, utilities, and infrastructure. She has worked with organizations from major national producers and utility operators to clean-tech start-ups, cross-border trading firms, and the suppliers and trade gateways that keep the industry running, in Canada and internationally.
A University of Calgary graduate, she received the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal in 2023 in recognition of her public service.
Jennele Giong
Senior Consultant Energy
An energy policy strategist with experience spanning business, community engagement, and government relations, Jennele Giong brings a practical and solutions-focused approach to Alberta’s evolving energy landscape. She combines a strong understanding of industry priorities with the ability to navigate complex regulatory environments.
As Senior Consultant, Energy at ISP, Jennele contributes to strategy and policy initiatives that advance sustainable growth in the sector. Her prior work includes representing major clients in oil & gas, utilities, clean tech, and infrastructure, where she developed strategies to align industry objectives with legislative frameworks.
Jennele’s background includes leadership roles in natural resources advocacy, grassroots outreach, and stakeholder engagement. Her work has been recognized with the Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee Medal in 2023 for contributions to public service and the energy industry.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Law & Society with a Minor in Business Management from the University of Calgary. Fluent in multiple languages and living between both Calgary and Fort McMurray, Jennele continues to build strong relationships across communities, driving dialogue and collaboration that shape Alberta’s energy future.