With 25+ years of experience both in North America and internationally, Vince teaches the tools and practices for community-service-learning courses and programs at universities. He worked for 13 years in educational programming at the University of British Columbia, and for 10 years he helped develop and deliver a training program in “soft skills and social change” at Simon Fraser University (also in BC, Canada).

As a respected consultant, Vince helps “purpose-based organizations” in a range of sectors be more visionary, strategic, collaborative, and impactful. Specialties include high-risk, high-conflict, and/or high-visibility topics and initiatives. He has extensive experience developing guides and projects that increase citizen participation and influence in government policymaking, program development, and service delivery.

Drawing on real-world experience and cutting-edge theory, he has mentored and trained hundreds of adult learners, and now resides and works in Tunis. His current focus is on supporting NGOs, business, and governments working towards achievement of the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.

Vince believes that “good “process” builds organizational and individual capacity for visioning, strategy, stakeholder engagement, leadership, facilitation, conflict resolution, digital collaboration, and impact. Skills include meeting, event, and workshop design and facilitation, as well as highly participatory and “generative” cross-sectoral forums.