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Greg Eidsness, Partner

Prior to establishing Lotusland Communications in 2007, Greg worked with the American media conglomerate Time Warner, at their Asia-Pacific Headquarters in Hong Kong. At Time Warner, Greg worked with senior leadership implementing high-profile projects. Achievements included the development of the company’s first Asia-Pacific corporate social responsibility (CSR) program and the execution of a major industry anti-piracy PR campaign targeted at consumers in mainland China and Hong Kong.

Greg has also coordinated projects with the National University of Singapore and the Government of Canada, applying his expertise in marketing, community relations and stakeholder management.

A strong advocate of corporate responsibility, Greg is a former member of the American and Canadian Chambers of Commerce in Hong Kong, and served on the American Chamber's Community Relations Committee. He is currently a member of the Company of Young Professionals and an invited guest of the Community Affairs Committee, with the Vancouver Board of Trade.

Greg is a graduate of the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver, Canada and sits on the Advisory Committee of UBC's Arts Co-operative Education Program.

Greg currently studies Negotiation and Dialogue at the Wosk Centre for Dialogue, Simon Fraser University.

Jason Carroll, Partner

Prior to establishing Lotusland Communications, Jason worked in a Communications consulting role for the provincial statutory agency, WorkSafeBC. Jason worked on a range of projects, including organizing and planning BC’s first Manufacturing Safety Conference, and coordinating the rollout of all departmental sectors’ action plans for 2008. His contribution helped improve communication flows internally and between WorkSafeBC and its external stakeholders.

Jason has also worked in China and South Korea where he taught professional and business English in private foreign language schools to members of the banking and business community. His Mandarin language skills and extensive knowledge of Chinese customs and culture enabled him to organize and market large-scale events, as well as manage staff members.

When not working Jason enjoys volunteering within the community, most recently with UBC’s Peer Academic Coaching program, where he mentored second year international students on academic probation and aided their transition into the university community.

Jason was educated at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.