I’m a facilitator, evaluator, and strategist based on Haida Gwaii. I help non-profits and public organizations find clarity, measure what matters, and turn community priorities into practical action.

Born and raised in Daajing Giids, I am a settler living in HlGaagilda – Skidegate. Rural and remote perspectives are central to my work. In small communities, progress depends on trust, creativity, and people working well together.

With a background in public health, business administration, management, and community development, I have spent more than a decade working and volunteering alongside small organizations. My experience includes strategy, evaluation, facilitation, grant development, program delivery, and reporting. I value clear processes and practical tools that people will actually use—not reports that collect dust.

This site is home to Field Notes, where I write about community action, grassroots strategy, and what it takes to turn good ideas into meaningful change.

When I’m not working, you’ll usually find me walking the trails with my dogs, at the gym, or organizing recreation programs in my community!

If you’re looking for support with strategy, evaluation, facilitation, or funding development, I’d be glad to hear about your project.