With 30 years as an Executive Director, Founder, Funder, Engagement Lead, Mediator, and Strategist, Kyle brings wisdom and innovative perspectives to help organizations and groups to manifest and deliver on their ideas.

Kyle supports agencies and businesses in various sectors to achieve a healthier organization and world. Collaborating with leaders, he enhances service design and access for marginalized communities in non-profits, for-profits, healthcare agencies, and industry associations.

His expertise in stakeholder engagement has helped numerous organizations redesign services regionally, develop provincial policy, and gain buy-in for changes in direction.

Kyle's governance work includes incorporating non-profits, training boards, coaching leaders, and rebuilding organizations. He excels at resolving long-standing conflicts to renew organizations or complete initiatives.

His background in cross-cultural communication and diversity focuses on decolonizing organizations and programs as well as dismantling barriers to recruiting and retaining a diverse workforce. Ask about new offerings to help you meet equity goals, working from the inside out.

Kyle continues to serve as a board member and capacity builder for various non-profits working with vulnerable populations. As a father of two teenage boys, he strives for an inclusive and sustainable world.

Career Highlights

principal, think: act consulting. 2007-current

  • Executive Lead, Provincial Attachment Initiative. 2010-2012

  • Executive Director, Britannia Community Services Centre. 2005 - 2007

  • Manager, Enterprising Non-Profits, Vancity Community Foundation. 2004-05

  • Community Planner, United Way of the Lower Mainland 2001 - 2004

  • Community School Coordinator, Strathcona Elementary School

Educational and Training Highlights

  • Master in Environmental Studies, York University

  • Honours BA, Carleton University

  • Gender relations in post-revolutionary Nicaragua

  • Bachelor of Social Sciences

  • Sustainable Mining ESG program, 2024

  • Conversation Factory - Summer intensive, 2022

  • San’yas Indigenous Cultural Safety Training, 2021

  • University of Alberta Indigenous Canada Course, 2022

Kyle Pearce standing in front of a mural in the Strathcona Community Dental Clinic, which he founded.

Keynotes and Speaking Engagements

Anishnabe Business Association: Transforming Resource Wealth into Community Wellbeing

Moderator: What Impact with the Gitxaala Decision have on Mining and First Nations?

Satarla Responsible Raw Materials Conference: FPIC and its Meaning for Miners

Satarla Responsible Raw Materials Conference: Trust in Mining: Digging into the Amygdala to Build Community

Transforming Dominant Culture: Building Resilience for White People on a Path to Allyship

Vancouver Parks Board: Mindfulness in Strategic Planning

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