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In this episode of For Leaders by Leaders, we’re diving into the power of human connection and the role it plays in building thriving communities. My guest, Mark Koch, is a leader who truly embodies this mission.

With over two decades of experience in community development, urban planning, and local government, Mark is the Managing Director of Community and Environmental Services at the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen. He oversees everything from regional parks and sustainable energy to transit services, shaping the future of communities across a vast 10,400 km² area.

Beyond his impressive leadership in local government, Mark has also worked in the private sector and internationally, advising on economic development in Trinidad and Tobago and Belize. He’s an educator, a speaker, and an innovator, recognized for his fresh, forward-thinking approaches to governance and community engagement.

But what truly sets Mark apart is his deep passion for people. He believes that strong, connected communities are the key to a better future, and he’s dedicated his career to making that vision a reality.

Get ready for an inspiring conversation about leadership, Let’s dive in!

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In this episode of For Leaders by Leaders, we’re diving into the power of human connection and the role it plays in building thriving communities. My guest, Mark Koch, is a leader who truly embodies this mission.

With over two decades of experience in community development, urban planning, and local government, Mark is the Managing Director of Community and Environmental Services at the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen. He oversees everything from regional parks and sustainable energy to transit services, shaping the future of communities across a vast 10,400 km² area.

Beyond his impressive leadership in local government, Mark has also worked in the private sector and internationally, advising on economic development in Trinidad and Tobago and Belize. He’s an educator, a speaker, and an innovator, recognized for his fresh, forward-thinking approaches to governance and community engagement.

But what truly sets Mark apart is his deep passion for people. He believes that strong, connected communities are the key to a better future, and he’s dedicated his career to making that vision a reality.

Get ready for an inspiring conversation about leadership, Let’s dive in!

  continue reading

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