Is the founder of We Make Stuff Happen,  Known by his Team as the “Chief Imagination Officer,” Jonathan was born an enthusiastic and creative entrepreneur. He started his marketing agency in BC in the fall of 2004 and has worked with small businesses ever since, helping them leverage their story across multiple channels. In 2008, he switched his strategy to Social Media. He is a Canadian-based, Industry Expert and an excellent Trainer. A much sought-after speaker for our industry and a chosen Trainer for BC Wood. He also is the designated trainer for Honeywell Home Security. He has a team of experts who cover content marketing, web design and optimization, lead generation, and high ticket selling. His passion for Social Media began in 2008 after suffering a life-threatening neck injury resulting from a significant car accident. On his long road to recovery, he fully immersed himself in the world of Social Networking and Content Marketing and emerged as an expert in leveraging the online sphere to maximize business results. With a big-picture approach to business development and brand storytelling, he and his team at We Make Stuff Happen has successfully trained over 800 businesses in the art of Social Media Engagement & Content Marketing.

Highly skilled at guiding entrepreneurs toward a more robust online presence Jonathan is committed to empowering entrepreneurs, non-profits, and businesses in how to maneuver the ever-changing landscape of the Social Space successfully.

Jonathan facilitates his training with a strong sense of curiosity and humour, enjoying the ongoing process of learning and innovating how to leverage social media for business best. He is often invited as a keynote speaker and panellist for a wide range of industry events and maintains a vibrant online presence through social media interactions. He is always candid about his business challenges and victories, 

Jonathan spends the majority of his time developing and teaching effective social media strategies and online marketing techniques.

He splits his time between their home in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada and the Isle of Man, UK,  with his wife, Debbie, and they have three grown daughters.