Responsible for the overall leadership and management of Softball BC.

Responsible for the overall leadership and management of the Vancouver Ultimate League (VUL), a non-profit society that organizes and promotes spirited ultimate for over 6,000 participants of all ages, genders and abilities across Metro Vancouver.

Manage all aspects of alumni engagement for more than 44,000 UFV alumni, including program development and execution, alumni benefits, and administration on behalf of the UFV Alumni Association.* 1 yr contract

Provided strategic leadership to ensure the Athletics Program was meeting an exceptional standard of excellence while promoting a safe, respectful environment for student-athletes, coaches and staff. Hired, trained, and supervised a team of 15 people comprised of head coaches, athletic therapists and administrative staff. Oversaw the departmental budget including general operating, capital, and revenue generation as well as scholarship acquisition and disbursements. Consulted with other student services areas to ensure strong academic and personal development programs were being offered to student-athletes. Also consulted with other service areas to ensure department activities/events contributed to the overall strategic direction of these areas and the college as a whole. In collaboration with the Marketing & Communications, built a strong RDC Athletics presence in the community by ensuring an annual communication plan, including KPIs, was in place for the department and operationalize with all relevant staff. Worked closely with the Alumni Development and Community Relations to cultivate relationships with stakeholders to build our scholarship program. Chaired the organizing committees of all ACAC and CCAA championships hosted by RDC. Was an active member of the Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference (ACAC), the governing body responsible for college collegiate sport in Alberta.

Oversaw the direction and coordination of Canada West’s activities, including administration, finance, marketing, planning, communication strategies and sport delivery models.

Responsible for the administration and implementation of policies established by the Board of Directors which included all day-to-day aspects of the Judo BC organization. Managed the day-to-day aspects of membership management, finances, communications, media relations, marketing and partner relations.

Responsible for the overall coordination of the 2011 London Olympic Team Media Summit including the interview schedules for all teams, liaison with Olympic Consortium Broadcaster and other major media outlets, on-site media relations and volunteer recruitment and supervision.

Communication liaison between the Canadian Olympic Committee and the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games on issues, activities and announcements. Responsible for: planning and execution of National Sport Federation communications and media relations strategies on behalf of VANOC and the COC during the lead up to the 2010 Winter Game; coordinate Olympic excellence series media session; coordination of athlete messaging on behalf of Games partners; securing athlete (current and retired) participation for VANOC and COC promotions, advertising and events. Additional areas of contribution: VANOC mascot school program; torch relay media relations; Olympians Canada activities. Managed the Canadian Olympic Team Office at the BC International Media Centre during the 2010 Games.

Communication liaison between the Canadian Olympic Committee and the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games on issues, activities and announcements. Responsible for: planning and execution of National Sport Federation communications and media relations strategies on behalf of VANOC and the COC during the lead up to the 2010 Winter Game; coordinate Olympic excellence series media session; coordination of athlete messaging on behalf of Games partners; securing athlete (current and retired) participation for VANOC and COC promotions, advertising and events. Additional areas of contribution: VANOC mascot school program; torch relay media relations; Olympians Canada activities. Managed the Canadian Olympic Team Office at the BC International Media Centre during the 2010 Games.

In addition to the Associate Director Duties and responsibilities, lead the athletics’ area through an external review and strategic planning process, as well as created a new budgeting philosophy to bring transparency to this programming area. Oversaw the review of SFU’s readiness to join the NCAA.

Lead department-wide programming with the established policies and procedures of Simon Fraser University. Responsible for the creation and approval of departmental strategic directions and annual plans. Assumed acting role in the areas of facilities management & operations, as well as finances, during position vacancies.

Planned, developed and implemented CIS programs and projects, as well as maintained and coordinated the technical elements of all CIS national sports programs.