Robert Littlejohn

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Robert M. Littlejohn MBA., BSc. FISMM. CTIS. CRDS. Robert Littlejohn has specialized in interdisciplinary and interpersonal people skills, coupled with sales and marketing management on top of a technically orientated background in constructional engineering, timber sciences, Entomology and Mycology. Originally from the western islands of Scotland, Robert immigrated to Ontario, Canada just after the new Millennium and thereafter relocated with his Canadian Wife and family to the Pacific Coast and the beautiful City of Vancouver in British Columbia where he came originally to take up his position as a Senior Director with the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games Committee, VANOC. Having gained a Master’s in Business Administration and Human Resource Development, he minored in the sciences where he gained his Bachelors. In Scotland, Robert studied timber sciences and specialized in mycology and entomology. He became a much sought after speaker by Professional Associations on various subjects including Industrial Relations, the True Dry Rot fungus and remedial investigation and treatments for buildings. Robert was also granted a Fellowship of the Institute of Sales and Marketing Management in 1982. He was also involved in a series of lectures to Post Graduate students at Edinburgh University on Industrial Relations and Trade Union Negotiations. For his personal services to British industry, he was formally nominated for an MBE to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Robert is a humanitarian that cherishes family and cultural traditions and one who strongly believes in the spreading of knowledge and learning. After relocating to British Columbia to take up his position as Senior Director of Overlay Construction with the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Committee, he played an important role in the creation of what has since become a legacy program for training under privileged inner city and First Nation’s youth in Carpentry. In the United Kingdom, Robert held the offices of Deputy Director (UK) for the Confederation of British Industry and Director for the Scottish Building Trades Employer’s Federation. He has published two books and has continued to write many articles and anecdotes for a range of companies and web based media sites. Robert’s passion is for all things green and truly natural with a particular emphasis on bio-fluids that can be used to effectively replace toxic and dangerous chemicals over a wide spectrum of uses and applications. He is a strong proponent of natural solutions and their development for a range of worldwide environmental and health related issues. Robert, or Bob as he prefers to be known, is a strong proponent and representative for and on behalf of all First Nations and Indigenous peoples of North America. e also continues to write numerous articles, stories and other publications that appear across the globe. Robert’s Wife Morlene is a 50% First Nation girl.