Bryan believes in the transformational power of education and is passionate about helping students and families make the right educational choices. He graduated from St. George’s School and holds a BA from Cornell University and an MA from Columbia University.

Moon's passion in contributing to education was inspired during her time at Lester B. Pearson United World College, in Victoria, where she formed her values and beliefs. Moon believes truly in the United World College mission: Make education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future.

Cameron is a person for whom education is a lifelong pursuit, as he lives his life with the philosophy that nothing is more important than understanding the world around us. He attended St. George's Senior School in Vancouver, and graduated from the University of Victoria with a BA in Political Science after taking classes in nearly every discipline, from Philosophy to Biology to Creative Writing

Navigating the private school admissions process can be challenging. As the parent of two “lifers” at private schools in Vancouver and having attended private school herself, Cora is very familiar with the private school system.

Sara believes that a good education is the backbone of any well-rounded and successful adult, therefore the best way for parents to invest in their child’s future is education.
Before joining KEY Education, she worked as a corporate communications and marketing manager in various global companies. Over the course of her 15+ year career, she has developed the ability to create, develop and manage successful business opportunities in multicultural, competitive, and fast paced environments and has consistently demonstrated creative thinking, communication and teamwork abilities.
She was always passionate about education, but after having a child, she has become highly interested in the developments and new approaches in the education sector. She gives extra importance to know the child’s needs and finding the best school that fits.
As a parent who had experienced private school admission processes first hand, as well as helping many other friends in their private school admissions journeys, she is looking forward to sharing her knowledge with KEY’s families.

Megan has worked as an editor, a tutor, an English mentor, and as a creative writing instructor at New York University. She has also worked with several literary institutions, including the magazines One Story and Washington Square Review and the non-profit Community of Literary Magazines and Presses. She is a fiction writer herself, at work on a novel. While pursuing her MA in English and graduate ESL teaching certificate, she continues to develop her critical thinking skills as well as creativity, and she finds that, the more she learns, the more curious she becomes. As a teacher and writing coach, she is detail oriented and driven, and she will work to discover the unique voice of young writers and to build confidence and character in the process. She loves to see her students shine and discover their potential as writers.

Connor Doyle graduated from Kwantlen Polytechnic University with degrees in English and Creative Writing. He has been the recipient of multiple awards for his writing as well as his contributions to the writing community. These include the David and Terry Atkinson Creative Writing Endowed Award from KPU and the Lush Triumphant Award for Poetry from subTerrain Magazine.

A professional writer and editor since 2014, Connor has contributed to news publications, financial websites, corporate marketing campaigns, literary magazines, and spoken word festivals, all while stoking a lifelong passion for creative expression. As a part of the KEY Education team, Connor is dedicated to sharing both his expertise of, and his love for, the written word.

Phil Jarvis began his career as a teacher outside of London in the UK and has held multiple roles at independent schools in the Bahamas, Canada, and the United States. Boarding school experience for Dr. Jarvis includes five years as Director of Admissions at Shawnigan Lake School on Vancouver Island, Now Canada's Largest boarding School, and twelve years as Dean of Enrollment at the Berkshire School in Massachusetts, where he also served as Interim Head.

Dr. Jarvis is an associate member of the Independent Educational Consultants Association and has been a presenter at SSATB, the Association of Boarding Schools, the Canadian Accredited Independent Schools (CAIS) faculty at the National Summer Leadership Institute, the Canadian Admissions Conference, and at conferences/fairs in North America, Asia, and Europe.