Martin J. Urbanowski

Dynamic IT leader with extensive experience at Klohn, Crippen, Berger, excelling in team leadership and project management. Proven track record in datacenter design and management, enhancing operational efficiency through innovative solutions. Skilled in team leadership and fostering cross-functional collaboration to meet business demands effectively.

• Citrix MetaFrame Administration, 2000
• Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (Windows 2000), 2002
• Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (Messaging – 2000), 2003
• Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (Windows 2000), 2003
• VMware VCP on VI-3, 2006
• CompTIA A+
• ITIL Foundation – IT Service Management

Department of National Defence 1984 - 1992

15th Field Regiment – Royal Canadian Artillery

General military training supplemented with training and experience as a survey technician, artillery technician, military driver, radio operator, demolitions, junior leader and combat leader courses, and 2IC (second-in-command) gun detachment (105mm howitzer), combat First Aid, Instructor, Junior NCO.

72nd Seaforth Highlanders of Canada - RCACC 2015 – Present

As a Commissioned Officer in the Canadian Forces Primary Reserve, Cadet Instructor Cadre, I provide leadership, training and supervision of teens in a military setting, taking young adults and developing leaders.

Kees Tae Kwon Do 2007 - 2013

1st Dan Black Belt, Leadership Team member and apprentice Instructor.

St. John Ambulance - Vancouver (volunteer) 2010 - Present

Brigade member with OFA Level 3, AMFR-2 (Medical First Responder); radio dispatcher, Divisional Staff Officer and Emergency Planning Officer; Officer In Charge – UBC Division 998; Current - Provincial Staff Officer – Communications (Brigade Senior Leadership)

Canadian Forces Decoration - April 2021

The Canadian Forces’ Decoration is awarded to officers and Non-Commissioned Members of the Canadian Forces who have completed twelve years of service. The decoration is awarded to all ranks, who have a good record of conduct.

Serving Member - THE MOST VENERABLE ORDER OF THE HOSPITAL OF ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM - Jan 2017

Canadians who have performed or are prepared to perform good services for the Order, mainly through its two foundations, the St. John Eye Hospital in Jerusalem and the St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade, may be admitted to the Order.