George is a public affairs and client services professional with over two decades of experience dealing with the media, diverse stakeholders, government officials and key decision makers on behalf of his clients.

George holds a degree in Political Science from Carleton University, and a Graduate Certificate in Public Relations Management from Royal Roads University. George has worked on a diverse variety of projects, including serving as Caucus Coordinator for former Mayor Sullivan of Vancouver, overseeing community outreach for organizations like the White Rock Business Improvement Association, and advocating on behalf of the Vancouver Taxi industry. Recently George has been working with the “Executive health & Safety Council of BC”, transitioning it into its own multi-sectoral organisation.

George is an active volunteer, sitting on various boards for both political and community service associations. He is the Past-Chair of the Camp Byng Breakfast, a committee of Scouts Canada (Pacific Coast Council) that raised in excess of $30,000 annually to send youth to camp every summer. Additionally, George served on the Scouts Canada PCC Management Committee as “Deputy Council Commissioner, Communications and Corporate Relations” from 2010 to 2019. George also donates his time to work with various political groups to help ensure that all levels of government have the best possible leadership. In June of 2018 George was invested into the Sovereign Order of St. John and helps promote its initiatives, mostly focusing on fundraising for palliative care hospices in BC.

After graduating from Humber College with a music degree tucked under his arm, Allan Baedak hit the road to become a gigging musician. His talents on keyboard were matched by his ability to take on production responsibilities, and he soon found himself touring eight countries with the world famous touring production, Up With People. Coming off the road in 1986, Allan became operations manager of a mastering and post-audio facility in Toronto, producing entertainment projects for clients such as Sony Records, BMG and Quality Records as well as audio post-production services for the advertising and documentary film industries. After returning to his roots in Vancouver in 1997, Allan founded Words Pictures & Music (WPM), a labour of love as much as an accomplished body of work that melds his expertise in humanities, arts, technology and communication. WPM started with producing live music events and soon grew into producing multi-media products for corporate and non-profit clients. One project that documented the evolution of the new Simon Fraser University campus in Surrey, was a major component to the university’s major gifts campaign.   By the millennium, Allan’s company had expanded to include a state-of-the-art post-production television and recording studio and branched out to producing television and radio commercial campaigns for marketing and advertising agency clients. Allan’s skills extend into all aspects of the digital realm, as he is fully fluent in the major production tools of video, music, multi-media, graphic design, web production and social media. Allan is a dedicated Rotarian.  In 2004, he produced a documentary chronicling the work of Canadian Rotarians in the small Haitian village of Jeremie.  In 2010, he traveled to Haiti to document the lives of the women in the village Duchity, as they struggled to rebuild their community after the devastation of the 2010 earthquake. Recently his work was honoured with a Paul Harris Fellowship by Rotary International. Allan is currently Vice-President, Creative & Technology Services and Managing Partner at IMI and also manages the operations and financial administration of the company. He lives in South Surrey, BC with his family and enjoys playing the occasional gig with his band, Everyday People.

For more than two decades Steve has provided his experience as senior strategist to Identity Management clients focusing on the areas of strategic planning; marketing and corporate communications planning and execution; corporate identity programs; public affairs and advertising projects.

Prior to forming Identity Management Inc. Steve was Senior Vice-President, Creative Services at FCB/Ronalds Reynolds Ltd. FCB is one of Canada’s largest advertising agencies and Canadian subsidiary of Foote, Cone & Belding, one of the worlds largest advertising agencies.

He and his team created award-winning advertising for clients such as Toyota, Nike, Air Canada, Brights Wines and the Canadian Government of Tourism.

Recently Steve accepted an appointment of the Canadian government to serve as a Commissioner of the Canadian Radio, Television & Telecommunications Commission. As a result of this 5-year appointment Steve has taken a leave of absence from his day-to-day activities with the company.