A short, current, bio. Email bmol at telus dot net    Bruce received his Masters in Education at SFU in 2004 studying Educational Leadership & Curriculum Design in post secondary settings.	Bruce lives in Vernon BC, part of the Sunny Okanagan, with his wife Maureen. By day Bruce runs his business Instructional Design & Delivery  specializing in Training, Orientation and documentary videos.  See www.bmidd.com for links to video samples or go to the Bokashi movie website see his latest documentary. Bruce keeps pretty busy cycling, walking and running  around town. He is a regular attendee and, past chair, of the Greater Vernon Cycling Advisory Committee that meets at 8 AM on the 3rd Thursday of every month in Vernon. Go to Bruce's website "gonecycling.com" for cycling related material. Bruce has spent many summer weekends and evenings leading CAN-BIKE bicycle skills courses or as guest speaker (regarding cycling safety). Read his book and see his pictures  about cycling across Canada. http://gonecycling.com/book/
An avid bicycling educator, Bruce has organised the training for groups of 4 to 120 people! He has facilitated seminars such as: the VACC's ABC's of Cycling Advocacy, Train the Trainer Bike Commuter and Bruce delivered and wrote the book for the Ride Leader Workshop after successfully organising seminars on Bike Touring  and Winter Riding. Bruce has been awarded Cycling BC ‘Volunteer of the Year’ in 1994 and Presidents Award’ in 1995 and became a CCA CANBIKE National Examiner in 1996 and invited to join the ICBC Bicycle Advisory committee in 1999. In 2000 Bruce and Maureen received the VACC 'Volunteer(s) of the Year' Award.    In cycling education circles across North America, Bruce is known for having created and defined the term "veloquent" in his article about The Social and Emotional Aspects of Transportation Cycling.
Bruce also binges on baroque and renaissance music, reading and writing non-fiction.