Jeffrey Sinclair

Housing Provider Unit Supervisor @Niagara Region

Niagara Falls, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Dec 2025 — Present

Housing Provider Unit Supervisor @Niagara Region

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EDUCATION

2008 — 2012

Niagara College

Bachelor’s Degree, International Commerce and Global Development

SKILLS

Systems ThinkingProgram ManagementService LearningShared ValueResearchStrategic ThinkingSocial InnovationCommunity OutreachCommunity DevelopmentEntrepreneurshipComplexity TheoryLeadershipGrant WritingTrainingGraphic DesignPublic SpeakingAid EffectivenessDevelopmental EvaluationSustainable DevelopmentSocial MediaSocial EntrepreneurshipInternational DevelopmentCommunity EngagementEconomic Development ResearchUtilization Focused EvaluationBusiness CommunicationsReport WritingNonprofitsSocial Return on InvestmentQualitative ResearchCollaborationCritical ThinkingEconomic DevelopmentCommunity BuildingCollective ImpactProblem SolvingGrassroots OrganizingProgram EvaluationPreziCorporate Social Responsibility

ABOUT JEFFREY SINCLAIR

In my work I bring my education in business and non-profit management together with more than a decade of experience successfully leading teams and managing operations in the private sector. I thrive in dynamic work environments comprising short-term projects where I must learn a great deal of new subject matter quickly, make sense from complexity, and develop and execute an innovative solution.My contribution can include the application of the following strengths:[1] Thinking about and assisting you in tackling “big hairy problems” that have not yet been solved.[2] Learning about what is happening on the ground in the private, social, government, and citizen sectors within your community or industry and bringing global “next practices” used to tackle similar challenges elsewhere.[3] Making new connections in order to introduce fresh and enlightening perspectives and create an environment in which profound and creative solutions can emerge.[4] Sorting through the clutter of conflicting ideas and actions to help others see possibilities, find and neutralize obstacles, and develop a successful strategy.[5] Utilizing processes that overcome rigidity and increase adaptability, allowing others to find new paths to a better future-Here is an example from my volunteering:In 2013, to fill an information gap I initiated a citizen-led project to research the impact of the Niagara Regional Transit Pilot Project on the quality of life of its riders. The most interesting finding was that for many Regional Transit riders the quality of life impact was also a positive economic impact. The presentation I made to the Niagara Region\'s Transportation Strategy Steering Committee (TSSC) can be viewed here:

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