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About Our Company
Four Directions Management Services Ltd. has a large network of consultants with a variety of skills and abilities to meet any management, facilitation, research or strategic planning goal an organization or community may have. The President/Principal of Four Directions Management Services Ltd., Dan George, has extensive experience in negotiation, facilitation, proposal and program development, fundraising, strategic planning, and community-based planning. He also has a thorough knowledge of federal and provincial policies, programs and strategies.
Operating VisionAdvancing a philosophy of “Together We Are Stronger”, Four Directions Management Services Ltd. through facilitation, negotiating, planning and development, strategically engage parties in assets-based dialogue that encourages measurable change and the creation of mutually beneficial strategic alliances. Operating Principles
Operating GoalsReceptive to Ideas Solicit, encourage and support ideas and creativity. Blend new ideas with successful past practice. Teamwork Encourage a team approach. Teamwork is a resolution process that deals with all issues and earns support. Planning Anticipate and set reasonable goals and deadlines with those affected. Everyone exhibits the same degree of commitment to meeting deadlines. Conflict Resolution Conflicts and problems are addressed in a timely manner utilizing constructive feedback. Focus on issues, not on personalities. Personnel
Mr. George has held long-term management positions in the non-profit sector (Executive Director, Prince George Native Friendship Centre), as well as with First Nations Governments (Chief Negotiator, Office of the Wet’suwet’en). Currently, he is the Chief Executive Officer of the First Nations Mountain Pine Beetle Initiative.
Zandra Ross, Associate of Four Directions Management Services Ltd., has extensive experience in community research, facilitation, program development, and program management. Currently, she is the Executive Assistant for the First Nations Mountain Pine Beetle Initiative. Ms. Ross has worked mainly in the Aboriginal non-profit sector (Director of Education and Employment, PGNFC), but also has experience in the general non-profit sector (Heart and Stroke Foundation and Big Brothers Big Sisters) and international (Philippines-Canada Environmental and Economic Management Project). In addition, she has been a Consultant with Four Directions Management Services Ltd. since 1993. |