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With a thirty year career in the field of human performance and instruction, Dan has worked as a consultant, trainer, curriculum and instructional designer, manager, mediator and facilitator. Dan is an experienced project manager and has organized and led teams of specialists in the successful delivery of multi-year, multi-million dollar projects. He is skilled in solving business and industry problems with performance solutions.

Dan has designed, developed and delivered training systems to support performance in a wide variety of industries and organizations, including:
. Development and implementation of a wide variety of training and performance improvement programs from initial needs assessment to final evaluation.
. Development of training curricula across a subject matter spectrum that includes: leading edge technologies, skilled trades apprenticeship,
management, sales processes, heavy equipment, mining and mill operations, oil and gas processing, computer systems and networking.
. Consulting in the design, development and adoption of competence assurance systems for industry and for regulators.
. Regular teaching appointments (1975 – 1984) with the University of Saskatchewan – College of Education and the University of Regina – Schools of Human Justice and Social Work; research and teaching in the
areas of adult learning systems and small group behavior.

Inge has close to 20 years experience as a training, training development and technical communications consultant and has worked with companies such as JDS Uniphase, Pivotal Corporation, Creo Products, Motorola, MPR Teltech, Nortel, MDI, and BC Hydro.Considering herself a bit of a Luddite, but with a knack for technology, she works closely with companies and individuals to help people become more effective, feel less stressed, and gain a stronger sense of accomplishment through effective works habits and by optimizing the technology available in the workplace today. Inge has a Diploma in Adult Education and has studied Organizational Development and Leadership at BCIT.

Carol Ann obtained her M.Ed. in Counselling Psychology from McGill University in Montreal. She received her B.A. (Honours) in three areas of study: Psychology, Sociology and Romance Languages from Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia. She has enjoyed faculty appointments at McGill University and the University of British Columbia, where she taught graduate students in Counselling Psychology.

Carol Ann is the proud recipient of the coveted second prize in CBC Radio’s world-famous answering machine contest. Her latest creative foray is into the world of improvisational theatre, where she is co-founder and performs with Vancouver Playback Theatre Troupe. Frequently seen eating jalapeno potato chips dipped in low-fat yoghurt, she absolutely adores Galiano Island, singing harmony and pets of any kind, especially dogs. Born and raised in Halifax, Carol Ann lived for fourteen years in Montreal, and has been in Vancouver since 1986. Carol Ann exudes a natural creativity of mind and spirit that stimulates a motivational learning experience. Her sessions are invariably hailed as practical, dynamic and fun.