I’m an ICF certified organizational coach (ACC) and mediator, recently retired from a nearly 30-year career in post-secondary education. I hold an MBA, graduate education in Educational Leadership, and an undergraduate degree in Anthropology and Sociology, a combination that shapes how I understand organizations, people, and the systems they work within.

Alongside my work in higher education, I also spent seven years in the private sector as an Insurance Agent, where I helped to double the book of business by building long-term client relationships grounded in trust, listening, and authenticity. Working with clients on complex, high-stakes decisions strengthened my ability to listen deeply, translate complexity into clarity, and support thoughtful decision-making under uncertainty—capabilities that continue to inform my coaching practice today.

My professional work has focused on building award-winning and innovative programs, leading inter-professional and cross-functional teams, and supporting leaders navigating change, complexity, and constrained resources. I bring both practical leadership experience and a deep curiosity about human behaviour, culture, and power to everything I do, across both public and private sector contexts.

In addition to my client work, I serve on the Program Advisory Committee for the Collaborative Conflict Resolution Program at the Justice Institute of British Columbia and am a member of the Fuse Coaching Cooperative, reflecting my ongoing commitment to ethical practice, professional learning, and collaboration.