www.donelzer.com
Don Elzer is an Associate of Westcoast CED Consulting Ltd
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Don Elzer, is a research analyst specializing in climate change adjustment and sustainable and innovative solutions for business, social enterprise and communities.
He is the founder of the Watershed Intelligence Network. Today, WIN represents a clearinghouse of initiatives and multi-media services which promote economic and environmental sustainability and stewardship principles.
As an Author and Publisher
Don Elzer is currently the designer and editor of six online publishing sites as well as a vast number of print publications specializing in travel, business, ecology and culture.
As a Guest Speaker
and Workshop Facilitator
Don Elzer’s insights on our changing planet, current and future consumer trends, ecology and changes in cultural attitudes have made him a popular choice as a guest speaker and research consultant for businesses, communities and educational institutions.
As a Research Analyst
With over 20 years of on-the-ground experience working with small and medium sized enterprises and communities he has acquired key knowledge about current development issues impacting rural British Columbia. As a consultant with the Canadian Tourism Commission he developed one of the first eco-tourism strategies in British Columbia, as well as the first creative sector development strategy in the Okanagan Valley. His role has been assessing, problem solving and identifying emerging opportunities and leadership methods within such scenarios as industry closures, First Nations self government, eroding community infrastructure and impacts due to climate change so that a more creative and diverse economy can be realized and sustained.
Don Elzer, is a research analyst specializing in climate change adjustment and sustainable
and innovative solutions for business, social enterprise
and communities.
Don Elzer, is a research analyst specializing in climate change adjustment and sustainable
and innovative solutions for business, social enterprise
and communities.
Contact
The Discovery Centre
250-547-9812
