OUR TEAM.

Ron Morris

Culture & Direction Leader

About

Specializing in customer service, sales and leadership skills, Ron Morris delivers thought provoking, enlightening keynotes and top-notch training seminars. Ron combines extensive knowledge and experience with an engaging unpretentious style and deadpan wit. Whether he's on stage addressing business executives or in the classroom facilitating a skills-development session for front-line managers, his presentations are guaranteed to capture and hold attention.

Mathew Cey

B. Comm

Business Leader

About

Mathew has been with Morris Interactive since 2003 and serves primarily as the company's business development guru. His ambitious, energetic spirit guides our organizational growth and leads the Morris Interactive team. Mathew focuses on finding the right solution for each unique client and actively promotes the Morris Interactive line of professional development, leadership development, soft skills, and business skills.

Fun Fact

Mathew is called upon frequently by NHL GM’s to assist them in roster decisions. His ability to point them in the direction of the Stanley Cup. Mathew is valued by the hockey community.

Vince Bruni-Bossio

B. A., MBA

Strategy & Governance Leader

About

Vince has been teaching principles in leadership, communication and conflict resolution for over 15 years. Currently, Vince coordinates the strategic planning process for Morris Interactive and facilitates workshops on Strategic Planning, Leadership, Conflict Resolution, Governance and Group Dynamics. Vince is a term lecturer at the University of Saskatchewan teaching Ethics in Decision Making, International Business and Strategy.

Fun Fact

Vince is an 18th level blackbelt and has the ability to defend evil from all angles. Try not to look at him funny.

Jacqueline Dykstra

B. Comm

Marketing & Communications Leader

About

Jacqueline joined Morris Interactive as their Marketing & Communications Leader. From focusing on business development to creating promotional materials to maintaining the website/social media sites to coordinating training logistics - Jacqueline gets it done!

Fun Fact

Jacqueline is a professional dodgeball player and has injured many opponents with her powerful throw. Her philosophy continues to be, "if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball!"

Lorna StandingReady

Aboriginal Consultant

About

Lorna recently joined the Morris Interactive team as our Aboriginal Consultant providing sales and customer support to our First Nation and Metis clients. Lorna has a Cree ancestry and is a member of the White Bear First Nations. Lorna has a diverse background in management and administration, facilitation and training and research.

Lorna has provided legal research expertise on a number of projects with various First Nations organizations including the Federation of Saskatchewan Indians.

Amanda Wapass-Griffin

Educator

About

Amanda is a passionate educator from the Thunderchild First nation. She is of Cree, Dutch and English ancestry. She specializes in Aboriginal Awareness Education, Diversity Training and Leadership Training. She is an experienced and engaging facilitator, conference presenter and motivational speaker with an extensive knowledge base and a quick wit! When she is not working (which happens from time to time) Amanda loves to travel to parts unknown with her husband.

Danielle Bruni-Bossio

Copywriter

About

Danielle Bruni-Bossio joined the team at Morris Interactive in December 2010. Danielle is a responsible for editing and assisting with the development of content. Her skills in editing manuals and Power Point presentations filled a gap at Morris Interactive. Danielle is an asset to the team because she is both detail oriented and able to work a flexible schedule.

Curtis Weber

Public Speaker

About

You will not hear a more heart wrenching account of a workplace injury that could have been prevented than that told by Curtis Weber. In 1999, Curtis was in his 3rd day of work with a new crew when his life was turned upside down. His body was hit with three separate shocks of 14,400 volts of electricity that bounced him around causing severe burns that would forever scar his life. Today, Curtis speaks publicly about his ordeal and brings a message of injury prevention and awareness to groups across the country.