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Mohamed Tarrabin at the Oil Sands Expo
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2026  |  Government and public affairs  |  Government and public services

Highway 63 repair campaign

Completed. Public record.Volunteers and local contractors on Highway 63, June 2026
Context
Highway 63 through Fort McMurray had deteriorated badly, and drivers were damaging vehicles on it every day.
Problem
Repairs were not scheduled, and residents had no clear answer on when the road would be fixed.
Our responsibility
Mohamed Tarrabin organized and led the campaign.
Approach
He brought volunteers and local contractors together to fill potholes on June 12, with a safety plan in place, and made the public case for a full repair.
Deliverables
A volunteer repair day, a safety plan, and a public campaign covered by CBC News in June, July and August.
Verified outcome
In July the province committed $15 million. In August crews began repaving 10 km through Fort McMurray.

2026  |  Technology and software  |  Small and medium-sized businesses

RES-Q Consulting website

Completed. Published with the client.
Context
RES-Q Consulting is a practice founded by a firefighter and paramedic.
Problem
The practice needed a professional website before it could take on clients.
Our responsibility
Tarrabin Consulting designed and built the site.
Approach
We set the structure and wrote the copy with the founder, then designed and built the site in house.
Deliverables
Brand direction, site structure, copy and the finished website.
Verified outcome
resqconsulting.ca is live.

2026  |  Technology and software  |  Small and medium-sized businesses

Tarrabin Business Desk

Our own product.
Context
Owner-run companies track leads, quotes, invoices and bookings in separate programs.
Problem
The owner cannot see the state of the business on one screen.
Our responsibility
Tarrabin Consulting designed the product and directs its development.
Approach
We built it around the daily questions an owner asks: what was sold, what is owed and what is due today.
Deliverables
Business management software with inbox, pipeline, quotes, invoices, bookings and money views.
Verified outcome
Available for installation, from $5,000 per company.

2024  |  Energy and emissions advisory  |  Energy and industrial services

Flare gas capture partnership

Proposal. Not a completed project.
Context
Flaring in Alberta rose above the provincial limit in 2024, according to a Reuters tally of regulator data.
Problem
Producers need a way to capture flare gas that does not require new capital from a community partner.
Our responsibility
Mohamed Tarrabin led the proposal with the technology partner, Akron-BMS.
Approach
A partnership model in which the technology partner carries the capital risk.
Deliverables
Strategy and financial analysis, feasibility, environmental and risk assessments, and the partnership model.
Verified outcome
Proposal stage. No facility has been built.

2025  |  Community  |  Nonprofits and community organizations

Back-to-School Bash

Completed. Community work.Mohamed Tarrabin and a colleague with hundreds of donated backpacks
Context
Many Fort McMurray families struggle with back-to-school costs each August.
Problem
Families needed supplies before the first day of school.
Our responsibility
Mohamed Tarrabin leads the annual campaign.
Approach
Local businesses fund the supplies and volunteers pack and hand them out.
Deliverables
Hundreds of backpacks packed and handed to local families at the second annual event on August 23, 2025.
Verified outcome
The campaign received a certificate of recognition from the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.
Recognition and community

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King Charles III Coronation Medal certificate awarded to Mohamed Tarrabin
2025

King Charles III Coronation Medal

Awarded for contribution to community and country.

Mohamed Tarrabin holding a Best of YMM award
2025

Citizen of the Year

Named by the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo at Council's Excellence Awards, for his support of local companies, non-profits and residents. Also Best Community Champion in Best of YMM 2025.

Mohamed Tarrabin moderating a panel at the Oil Sands Expo
Oil Sands Expo

Moderator, Building Tomorrow's Workforce

Moderated Session 1 of the expo, on training and the future workforce.

Mohamed Tarrabin and a colleague with hundreds of donated backpacks
2025

Back-to-School Bash

Second annual campaign. Hundreds of backpacks packed and handed to local families, with local businesses behind it and recognition from the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.

Volunteers at a community barbecue in Fort McMurray
Every year

Toy drives and community events

More than six years of the Ramadan Toy Drive, with over $12,000 raised, plus community barbecues, food support and winter roadside help for stranded drivers.

Volunteers and local contractors on Highway 63
2026

Highway 63

In June he led volunteers and local contractors who filled the potholes themselves. In July the province committed $15 million. In August crews began repaving 10 km through Fort McMurray.

Earlier recognition: Social Prosperity Leadership Award from FuseSocial in 2021, and Top 50 Under 50 from Your McMurray Magazine.

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