She created her own firm 15 years ago and has delivered hundreds of projects, all focused on finding common ground among many voices to support decisions related to things that we share – things that are public.
She creates engagement processes that influence decisions on public policy, public assets, and public programs. She’s known for this work in the Toronto area, across Ontario and Canada, in several cities in the US, and in Guyana and Bosnia. She has also applied these same skills for the United Nations.
Nicole teaches in the City Studies at the University of Toronto Scarborough, has an undergrad degree in Ecology and Evolution, as well as an MBA.
Related links for this episode:
· Swerhun
· Lura Consulting
· Daniel Yankelovich (Coming To Public Judgment)
· Mary Frances Cooper
· Waterfront Toronto
· Regent Park Neighbourhood Association
· Scarborough Transit Action
· Federation of North Toronto Residents Associations
· Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council
· West Don Lands Committee
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