Victoria and Esquimalt Police Board

• Ukusungula umnyango wamaphoyisa ozimele futhi uqoke iphoyisa elikhulu namanye amapholisa kanye nabasebenzi;
• Ukuqondisa nokwengamela umnyango ukuze uqinisekise ukuthotshelwa kwemithetho kamasipala, imithetho yobugebengu kanye nemithetho yaseBritish Columbia, ukugcinwa komthetho nokuhleleka; kanye nokuvinjelwa kobugebengu;
• Ukufeza ezinye izidingo njengoba kushiwo eMthethweni nakweminye imithetho efanele; futhi
• Bamba iqhaza elibalulekile ekuqinisekiseni ukuthi inhlangano yenza izenzo nemisebenzi ngendlela eyamukelekile.

Ibhodi lisebenza ngaphansi kokugadwa kwe-Police Services Division ye-BC Ministry of Justice ebhekele Amabhodi Amaphoyisa kanye nokusebenza kwamaphoyisa e-BC. Ibhodi linomthwalo wemfanelo wokuhlinzeka ngezinsizakalo zamaphoyisa nezokugcinwa komthetho komasipala base-Esquimalt noVictoria.

Amalungu:

Micayla Hayes is a businessperson and consultant specializing in concept development, strategic growth, and organizational change management. She’s the founder and leads the London Chef Inc., a dynamic operation offering culinary education, entertainment, and innovative programming worldwide.

With a BA from the University of Toronto and an MA from King’s College London, both in Criminology, she has a strong research background and extensive experience in theoretical and applied criminology. She has worked with the Centre for Crime & Justice Studies in London on a project jointly commissioned by the Serious Organized Crime Agency and the Metropolitan Police, is a trained restorative justice facilitator, and has designed and piloted rehabilitative programs supporting community reintegration for correctional institutions.

Micayla has significant experience in governance and leadership roles. In addition to her current role with the Police Board, she is Secretary of the BC Association of Police Boards, and is a member of various community committees including the Victoria Youth Court & Family Justice Committee and the Destination Greater Victoria Finance Committee.

UPaul Faroro – Oqokwe Esifundazwe

Paul Faoro is Principal of PWF Consulting, providing organizations in BC with strategic guidance on complex labour relations matters, employment issues, stakeholder relations, and governance matters. Prior to founding PWF Consulting in 2021, Paul held the position of President and CEO with the BC division of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE).

Over his 37-year career, Paul has held numerous elected positions at all levels within CUPE and the broader labour movement including as General Vice President of CUPE National, and as an Officer with the BC Federation of Labour. Paul has vast board and governance experience as well training in leadership, parliamentary procedure, labour law, human rights and occupational health and safety.

U-Tim Kituri – Oqokwe Esifundazwe

Tim is the Program Manager of the Master of Global Management program in the School of Business at Royal Roads University, a role he has held since 2013. While working at Royal Roads, Tim completed his Master’s in International and Intercultural Communication, researching the post-election violence in his home country of Kenya. Tim started his career in academia at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. During his seven-year tenure, he worked in numerous departments and roles, from the Office of Alumni and External Affairs, the Executive and Professional Development department, and as a teaching assistant in the school of business.

Tim holds a Master of Arts in International and Intercultural Communication from Royal Roads University, a Bachelor of Commerce with a Marketing specialization from Saint Mary’s University, Bachelor of Communication with a Public Relations specialization from Daystar University, and a Graduate Certificate in Executive Coaching, with Advanced Coaching course in Team and Group Coaching from Royal Roads University.

U-Elizabeth Cull – Oqokwe Esifundazwe

Elizabeth has spent her entire educational and working career in the field of public policy as an employee, an employer, a volunteer, and elected official. She was the BC Minister of Health from 1991-1992 and the BC Minister of Finance from 1993-1996. She was also a consultant to elected officials, public servants, non-profit organizations, local and Indigenous governments, and private corporations. She is currently the Chair of the Burnside Gorge Community Association.