PEI Registry of Professional Planners

In the absence of the Registered Professional Planners (RPP) Act, certified professional planners in PEI are entitled to use the designation MCIP (member of the Canadian Institute of Planners), indicating they have been tested to the national standard. Some members also register in other jurisdictions, and thus attain other designations, such as RPP (registered professional planner) or LPP (licensed professional planners); however, these designations are not currently recognized or protected in PEI.

FULL MEMBERS

Bawn, Colleen RPP, MCIP —Additional Provincial Affiliation: NBAP

Chadder, Tim RPP, MCIP —Additional Provincial Affiliation: OPPI

Forbes, Alex RPP, FCIP

French, Derek RPP, MCIP

Fuller, Chrystal LPP, MCIP —Additional Provincial Affiliation: LPPANS

Gillan, Danielle RPP, MCIP

Griffiths, Robert RPP, MCIP

Harper, Janice RPP, MCIP —Additional Provincial Affiliation: NBAP

Kumar, Pooja RPP, MCIP —Additional Provincial Affiliation: OPPI

Morphet, Katelyn RPP, MCIP —Additional Provincial Affiliation: OPPI

Morrison, Gregory RPP, MCIP

Murphy, Samantha RPP, LPP, MCIP —Additional Provincial Affiliation: NBAP, LPPANS

Palmer Thompson, Laurel RPP, MCIP

Parnham, Hope RPP, MCIP

Smith, Gary RPP, MCIP

Wade, Tracey RPP, MCIP —Additional Provincial Affiliation: NBAP

Yatabe, Blaine RPP, MCIP

Zilke, Robert RPP, MCIP

Prospective planners with accredited planning degrees (or related degrees and additional experience) formally enter the certification process as Candidates. A minimum of two years of employment experience, along with other requirements such as experience logging and relevant examinations, are necessary to be fully certified as an MCIP.

CANDIDATES

Brown, Evan

Matheson, Spencer

Underhay, Mitch

Last updated December 2020.

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