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Randy Fisher, MA iCentro

Project Manager - Facilitating Stakeholder Engagement, Organizational Change, Learning, Evaluation & Performance

Contact: randyfishercan at gmail dot com

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edit   Definitions edit   Organizations Community Organizations & Public Sector AB Mental Health Initiative - CHAMP BC Patient Safety & Quality BC Voluntary Sector & Community Programs Canadian Bureau of International Educatin Canadian Centre for Financial Literacy List of Orgn's Received Financial Literacy Training CLiC - Services Pag Canadian Teachers Federation Ontario Commununities - Enabling Change University of Toronto - Primary Health Care SFU Certificate - Partners Government of Canada’s Office of Literacy and Essential Skills (funder) Decoda Literacy Solutions HIV/AIDS BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS Dr. Peter AIDS Foundation Health Initiative for Men Pacific AIDS Network Positive Women’s Network Aboriginal Organizations Lower Sts’atl’imx Tribal Council N’Quatqua First Nation Samahquam First Nation Stó:lō Aboriginal Skills and Employment Training Sts’ailes First Nation Soowahlie First Nation Vancouver Native Health Society (Positive Outlook Program) Health, Community BC Centre for Disease Control PHS Community Services Society Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (MAT Program) YouthCO Professional Associations & Private Sector Canada Green Building Council Project Management Institute edit   Groups

edit   Programs Certificate in Community Capacity-Building, SFU edit   Resources Not Everything that Connects is a Network, Simon Hearn