Michael Davis is a public leader and candidate profile on Choseno. Profile overview: Michael Davis is running in Vancouver-Point Grey because he believes government should manage the province’s finances responsibly and create the conditions for economic growth—so we can deliver strong healthcare, care for seniors and kids, and safe streets for all. Michael recently retired as principal of a Vancouver communications and government relations firm. He served as Director of Communications for Canada’s Minister of Justice and Attorney General and has a long record as a community social impact leader. In 2021, his focus on climate action led him to launch Governance for Our Kids Climate. Early in his career, Michael worked on tow-boats, drove taxi and a city bus, and shuttled rental planes—he holds a commercial pilot’s license. An avid campaigner, Michael has worked at all three levels of government: constituency and nomination campaign manager federally, drafter of CentreBC’s bylaws, and manager of a City Council re-election and two mayoral campaigns municipally. Michael holds a Master of Arts in Professional Communications from Royal Roads University. He lives in Kitsilano with his partner and spends free time exploring BC’s back roads—and beyond—on an adventure motorcycle. Voters and constituents can review policy stances, submit public ratings, track campaign updates, and leave feedback on Choseno.
Michael Davis is running in Vancouver-Point Grey because he believes government should manage the province’s finances responsibly and create the conditions for economic growth—so we can deliver strong healthcare, care for seniors and kids, and safe streets for all. Michael recently retired as principal of a Vancouver communications and government relations firm. He served as Director of Communications for Canada’s Minister of Justice and Attorney General and has a long record as a community social impact leader. In 2021, his focus on climate action led him to launch Governance for Our Kids Climate. Early in his career, Michael worked on tow-boats, drove taxi and a city bus, and shuttled rental planes—he holds a commercial pilot’s license. An avid campaigner, Michael has worked at all three levels of government: constituency and nomination campaign manager federally, drafter of CentreBC’s bylaws, and manager of a City Council re-election and two mayoral campaigns municipally. Michael holds a Master of Arts in Professional Communications from Royal Roads University. He lives in Kitsilano with his partner and spends free time exploring BC’s back roads—and beyond—on an adventure motorcycle.
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