Leadership • Communities • Human Potential

Removing barriers.
Unlocking potential.

Greg Moore helps leaders identify what keeps people from participating, communicating and contributing—and create clearer paths forward.

Portrait of keynote speaker Greg Moore
Former Mayor of Port CoquitlamFormer Chair of Metro VancouverFormer Interim President & CEO, BCLC

One central idea

Systems shape what people are able to do.

Greg’s work asks a practical leadership question: what is keeping people from participating, communicating and contributing—and what can a leader do about it?

See the barrier

Recognize where systems unintentionally limit participation, communication or belonging.

Change the question

Connect leadership choices to the lived experience of employees, residents and communities.

Use AI with judgment

Apply AI as accessibility and human augmentation—not a cure or substitute for accountability.

Move to action

Take practical ideas back to governance, workplaces, communities and leadership teams.

Three keynote conversations

Different subjects. One leadership imperative.

01 • CITIES & COMMUNITIES

The Happiness Blueprint

How to Build Communities Where People Actually Want to Live

A people-first look at housing, belonging, third places, citizen participation and the decisions that shape daily life.

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02 • DYSLEXIA & ACCESSIBILITY

The Book I Wasn’t Supposed to Write

Dyslexia, AI and the Technology That Changed What Was Possible

A candid account of leadership with dyslexia and how generative AI reduced barriers to communication.

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03 • AI & LEADERSHIP

AI Didn’t Make Me Smarter

It Let Me Show You How I Think

A practical leadership discussion about responsible AI, accessibility, productivity and human judgment.

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Greg Moore speaking at the BCLC New Horizons Conference
Conference leadership • New Horizons

Why Greg

Practical ideas shaped by real responsibility.

Greg has led where public purpose, business realities and community expectations meet. His perspective comes from municipal and regional government, corporate governance, executive leadership, development, entrepreneurship and community service.

“I’m interested in the decisions people can make after the applause—not in vague promises.”
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The Happiness Blueprint

The Happiness Blueprint: Building Better Communities Through People-First Development deepens Greg’s work on belonging, participation, third places and practical community leadership. It supports the Cities keynote; it is not the primary product.

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