As a training platform, Living Blueprint is passionate about raising the tide for organizations and teams and being dedicated to our craft. Through our collaboration-driven methodology and online learning, the Monster Playbook, we help leaders clarify their vision so they feel purposeful and happy as they become the best version of themselves. By sharing knowledge and building a brain trust, we excel at creating alignment while enabling them to become a dominant player in their industry as they receive positive reviews and recognition.

David is the integrative thinker and lead facilitator of the Living Blueprint team. Since 2004, he has been the catalyst behind many strategic and creative alignments enhancing some of Western Canada’s leading companies, including Pacific Coastal Airlines, OpenRoad Auto Group, Iridia Medical, and Miku Restaurant.

David guides companies to discover and codify their core values in a way that forges an aligned work culture and solidifies an emotional connection with their target audience. Beyond applying his varied skills to help companies “know thyself” and realize their vision, David also has deep roots in creative projects, a background he has leveraged to help clients revitalize themselves and their message to establish deeper connections with their customers and audience.

His creative work has appeared at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival, and was nominated for the 1999 International Viewer’s Choice MTV Video Music Award. David now writes for Business in Vancouver and speaks at business events and conferences. He is co-author of the upcoming book Monster: Your Billion Dollar Ideology.

Sandy is Living Blueprint’s pragmatic analyst and data-driven facilitator, helping clients to “know thyself.” She diligently adapts quickly to new situations, and provides intricate guidance to businesses of all stages. She is experienced in leading companies through strategic planning exercises to build their roadmap for growth. Her clients range from start-up businesses to companies on a steep growth tangent and mature enterprises.

After living in various cities in North America, Asia, and the South Pacific, Sandy moved to Vancouver. With a degree in Finance, she followed in her parents’ footsteps to become an entrepreneur. The triumphs and pitfalls of running a business inspired her to pursue an MBA in Strategic Management with a Marketing focus at the Sauder School of Business at the University of British Columbia. Upon graduation, Sandy started a consultancy guiding businesses to success.

Sandy is chair of the Burnaby Counselling Group board, and contributes regularly to Canadian business publications.