Who is Max?
Born in North Vancouver, the North Shore is my home. It is a culturally rich community with a multitude of parks and outdoor spaces allowing all to enjoy the vast amount of nature. There are a diverse range of fantastic local restaurants that I can enjoy with friends and family. I want to give back by providing others the same and better opportunities I have had to live on the North Shore.
Graduating from Handsworth Secondary in 2012, I studied at SFU and graduated with a B.A. in political science. Through my education, I have seen the benefit of lifelong and continual learning. With the lenses of patience and open-mindedness I proactively look to find common ground. Additionally, I do my best to be aware that there is always a new perspective to consider and more to learn.
I love swimming and teaching. From my experience as a lifeguard/instructor for nine years, our recreational facilities are vital to both our community’s mental and physical well-being. The facilities that we have in place should have the ability to both serve the present needs as well as invest into the community’s future.
Political research has always been a passion of mine. Data driven policy is essential to make actionable and incremental positive changes within the community. I have experience on the federal NDP level volunteering as a research analyst for Justine Bell (2019) and Tammy Bentz (2021). While assisting these candidates in prepping for debates, support for the NDP in our area has increased. With what I’ve learned on these campaigns I aim at addressing important community issues such as Affordable Housing, Transportation Alternatives, Local Businesses, and many more.
My community experience includes volunteering within the North Vancouver City and District to familiarize myself with the processes required to effectively implement change. I served on the Community Service Advisory Committee (2019-2021) for the District of North Vancouver to learn about quality of life concerns and address them by assisting non-profits within the community. In the City of North Vancouver, I serve on the Integrated Transportation Committee (2020-present) to develop an understanding of current policy and the effects of new development on traffic flow. These opportunities will allow me to hit the ground running in October 2022.
I would love to hear your experiences in the community and how I can support you and your family.
Born in North Vancouver, the North Shore is my home. It is a culturally rich community with a multitude of parks and outdoor spaces allowing all to enjoy the vast amount of nature. There are a diverse range of fantastic local restaurants that I can enjoy with friends and family. I want to give back by providing others the same and better opportunities I have had to live on the North Shore.
After I graduated from Handsworth Secondary in 2012, I studied at SFU and graduated with a B.A. in political science. Through my education, I have seen the benefit of lifelong and continual learning. With the lenses of patience and open-mindedness I proactively look to find common ground. Additionally, I do my best to be aware that there is always a new perspective to consider and more to learn.
I love swimming and teaching. Being a lifeguard/instructor for nine years, I fully believe that our recreational facilities are vital to both our community’s mental and physical well-being. The facilities that we have in place should have the ability to both serve the present needs as well as invest into the community’s future.
Political research has always been a passion of mine. Data driven policy is essential to make actionable and incremental positive changes within the community. I have experience on the federal NDP level volunteering as a research analyst for Justine Bell (2019) and Tammy Bentz (2021). While assisting these candidates in prepping for debates, support for the NDP in our area has increased. With what I’ve learned on these campaigns I aim at addressing important community issues such as Affordable Housing, Transportation Alternatives, Local Businesses, and many more.
Additionally, I have volunteered within the North Vancouver City and District to familiarize myself with the processes required to effectively implement change. I served on the Community Service Advisory Committee (2019-2021) for the District of North Vancouver to learn about quality of life concerns and address them by assisting non-profits within the community. In the City of North Vancouver, I serve on the Integrated Transportation Committee (2020-present) to develop an understanding of current policy and the effects of new development on traffic flow. These opportunities will allow me to hit the ground running in October 2022.
I would love to hear your experiences in the community and how I can support you and your family.