Co-founder of Context Research Group Inc. Helping organizations solve the problems of today with the methods of tomorrow.

Teaching emerging research methods and technologies in the Research Analyst Post-Graduate program.

Provided advice and support to clients relating to their growth and development.

Director of a research team which provides clients and internal stakeholders with actionable consumer and business insights through predictive, and descriptive decision modelling using primary and secondary data.Established an election prediction model that has proven to be the most accurate in Canada (tested on the 2015 Federal Election and all provincial elections across country in recent years) with results published in national and international media outlets. The model proved to be the most accurate in predicting the 2015 Federal Election vote outcome with an average deviation of 0.7%, and was the only model to predict a Liberal majority government.

This course introduces students to the major approaches to statistical analysis and quantitativeresearch. The course teaches students statistical methods and trains them primarily on SPSS. The course begins with basic univariate analysis and moves through to multivariate regression. My duties included teaching tutorials, evaluating students, and assisting the professor with integrating technology into the classroom.

This course teaches students the basic of quantitative reasoning. Students will come out of the course with a comprehensive understanding of statistical methods and applications, they will be able to read and analyze statistical tables and results, and successfully interpret quantitative research and analysis. My duties included meeting with students to discuss their work, and evaluating student work. As the first teaching assistant for this course I was able to help design the course for future students.