Father, Leader, Community Champion

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Highlights of my Career

• 2025 – Completed role with Integris Credit Union after successful merger
• 2023 – Graduated with a Master of Business Administration Degree from University of Fredericton
• 2022 – Joined Executive Leadership Team at Scouts Canada as the Chief Revenue Officer (former title was Executive Director, Commercial Ventures)
• 2022 – Elected to the Board of Directors for Integris Credit Union
• 2022 – Elected as City Councillor for City of Prince George
• 2021 – Named Public Relations Chair for 2022 BC Summer Games
• 2021 – Elected as Vice President, BC School Trustee Association
• 2017 – Elected as Director, BC School Trustee Association (served 5 years)
• 2016 – Elected as Board Chair, School District 57 (served 4 years)
• 2011 – Elected as School District 57 Trustee (served 12 years)
• 2011 – Appointed as Executive Director, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Prince George (served 11 years)
• 2006 – Joined Big Brothers Big Sisters of Prince George to lead Fundraising and Marketing
• 2000 – Organized HEARTS Seniors Christmas Dinner (10 years)

My Impact on Council (2022-2026):

• Notice of Motions 
  • Creation of MOU through meetings with other locally elected officials. 
  • Support to resurrect Santa Claus Parade. 
  • Creation of Citizen Recognition Program. 
  • Access to Public Washrooms in Downtown Prince George.
  • Business and Trail Crime Response Forum. 
  • Riverfront Vitality. 
• Other Key Positions 
  • Voted against supporting new AI centres in Prince George until further understanding of impacts to resources.
  • Voted to protect and enhance greenspaces and parks. 
  • Brought forward and supported proposals during the budget to cut over 1% from the tax levy annually. 
  • Supported initiatives that can start to address years of deferred maintenance of our infrastructure.
  • Supported initiatives that help improve quality of life for residents of our community (improved grant processes, $50,000 annual funding for seniors, increased transit service, parks and recreation enhancements).
  • Supported the modernization of housing policies and prioritized the development of smaller affordable housing. 
  • Tabled initiatives to breakdown barriers and increase communication between community and city hall including increasing Communications Budget and modernizing public consultation.