Nick spearheads initiatives in disruptive digital strategy, innovative software development, and operational efficiency enhancement.

Before joining Homewood in late 2023, Nick's tech journey started at Autodesk. Over his 9-year period there he ascended rapidly, notably becoming the company's youngest architect and eventually rounding off his tenure as the CTO of the LocationLogic division. Subsequent to this, he founded Mobility Quotient. Under his guidance, the digital agency swiftly amassed a global clientele, boasting renowned names such as AOL, ConocoPhillips, CoxAutomotive, Disney, Sony Pictures, and Winsight Media (subsequently acquired by media giant, Informa).

Across an impressive 23-year trajectory in the tech sector, Nick has adeptly integrated his expertise in diverse facets of the industry, consistently foregrounding innovation and strategic insight. Such extensive experience emphasizes his position as a pioneering figure in digital strategy and software development.

Deeply influenced by his wife's dedication to nursing, Nick is fervently passionate about healthcare. He envisions harnessing his technological expertise to shape the future of digital healthcare in Canada.

Nick earned his Engineering degree in Geomatics from the University of Calgary in 2002.