Christopher Burcsik Email & Phone Number

Christopher is foremost an information management specialist.Growing up amongst tobacco fields and apple orchards, he learned very early that life is what you make it and you never know where you will end up. Graduating from the University of Waterloo, Christopher worked for not for profits like (Family Services Association Of MetroToronto, Sick Children's Hospital) to the Provincial government at Queen's Park where he was able to build his IM/IT foundation that eventually led him from Toronto to Ottawa. In Ottawa, Christopher worked for private (Quantum, IT/Net), public and NGO entities all typically related in some way to the Federal Government of Canada. The majority of his time in Ottawa was spent working for the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) where he came into contact with MINISIS technology. While at IDRC he was responsible for the world-wide marketing of MINISIS that hit a client base of approximately 10,000 users. After taking MINISIS across the world, MINISIS was eventually divested from IDRC and with the help of the staff supporting him, he eventually bought MINISIS from the Crown and created MINISIS Inc. Chris has worked in numerous countries and organisations from Amsterdam to Vancouver and many places in between. Christopher has served on Boards, worked with countless aid, social minded and health related initiatives to ensure he "does his fair share" to make the world a better place for everyone.He holds a degree from the University of Waterloo, a diploma from the National Institute of Broadcasting, is a former 40 Under 40 recipient and currently serves as the CEO for MINISIS Inc and ensuring it's continued promulgation across the world. From his time at MINISIS, he can be heard bellowing, "data becomes information, information becomes knowledge and we all know that knowledge is power!". As the owner of the world's little database engine that could, he is always pushing boundaries and ensuring access to technology.

Listed skills include Business, Software, Analysis, Design, and 4 others.

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  University Of Waterloo

  Psychology