Dave Pearce

Dave Pearce has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Dave started their career as a Communications Coordinator at Professional Engineers Ontario, where they created branded communications materials and handled media inquiries. Dave then transitioned into a role as a Corporate Trainer at Practica Learning, delivering training programs to corporate clients. Dave later worked as a Head Writer at Stonehenge Media, where they contributed to various writing projects.

In 1997, Dave joined Bad Dog Theatre Company as an Instructor, teaching improvisation techniques for over 14 years. Dave also served as an Associate Creative Director at engine communication and events inc., contributing to creative projects. Dave's experience extends to broadcast media and live performances, as they have worked as a freelance writer and director for corporate events, television, radio, and online platforms.

Dave's roles include being a Senior Writer at CBC, a Director for the Skatoony program at marblemedia, and an Instructor at The Second City, where they taught improvisation techniques and developed student sketches. Dave has also worked as a Creative Director and Communications Professional as a freelancer, serving clients such as CBC, the International Astronautical Association, George Hull Centre for Children & Families, and TD Insurance.

In recent years, Dave has taken up a role as a Professor at Seneca College, where they continue to share their expertise with students. Overall, Dave Pearce's work experience showcases their extensive knowledge and experience in various communication and creative roles.

Dave Pearce completed their undergraduate studies from 1985 to 1990 at the University of Toronto - New College, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. Later, from 1994 to 1995, they attended Humber College, where they obtained a Certificate in Public Relations.