I’m Greg Glatz. I live in the metro Vancouver area, about 15 minutes from the U.S. border.

I’ve spent 35 years helping churches, faith-based networks, non-profit orgs, and universities make changes and navigate transition.

I did my doctoral studies with Leonard Sweet at George Fox University. (Randy Woodley was my dissertation advisor.) My studies focused on re-imagining God’s mission in the 21st century.

I was born and raised in Winnipeg. I’ve studied in Canada and the USA, and worked in Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, and the metro Vancouver area. I was a talk radio host in Winnipeg and Calgary for ten years. I played lead guitar for two bands in Winnipeg for 15 years.

Today, I’m an active bike rider, guitar player, and coffee enthusiast. My partner teaches in the Surrey School District. We live with a dog named Geddy Lee and two street cats from Cairo. I have two grown children, one in Winnipeg and one in Los Angeles.

You can reach me at hello@gregglatz.com.