Welcome to Wild Path Consulting
I help purpose-led businesses and community organizations in the Okanagan get clear on what they’re building, why it matters, and how to move it forward without drifting from their values. My work is practical and grounded in purpose, local context, and direction. It’s about using clarity to guide real decisions—whether that’s shaping programs, finding funding, building partnerships, or long-term planning.

Wild Path Consulting is situated on the stolen, unceded territory of the syilx Okanagan Nation. I hold deep respect for the land and the people who have stewarded it since time immemorial. I strive to walk in a good way—acknowledging the responsibilities I carry while working toward a more just, equitable, and sustainable future. My approach weaves care, accountability, and regenerative thinking into every strategy, helping clients create real change that honours both people and place.

Grounded strategy for meaningful work
Most purpose-led businesses and community organizations know what they care about but struggle to turn that into a clear plan, language, or framework that supports decision-making, funding, or growth. I help turn those values and intentions into structure, so your work is easier to explain, plan, and move forward.

Planning designed for your scale, your context
Small teams don’t need corporate models or generic templates. They need planning and strategy that fit their capacity, purpose, and community. I build practical tools and processes you can actually use, whether you're shaping programs, designing services, or preparing for partnerships.

Funding is part of building, not an afterthought
I help identify relevant funding opportunities, strengthen your project framing, and develop full applications—from narratives to budgets to impact logic—without overpromising outcomes. The focus is on clarity, alignment, and building proposals that reflect your work accurately, not force it into a template.

Informed by place
I was born and raised as a guest on the unceeded lands of the syilx Okanagan and have seen how reputation, relationships, and long-term presence shape success. I don’t speak for the various communities and cultures through the region, but I work in a way that respects where you are, who you serve, and the relationships you want to sustain.

If you’re trying to move your work forward but hitting walls, whether it’s funding, structure, or building partnerships—this is the right moment to bring in Wild Path Consulting

I start by talking about what you're working on, what you’re trying to build, and where it keeps getting stuck. From there, we can decide if working together makes sense and what that would look like.

If you're ready to have that conversation, get in touch today.