Kirstin
Co-Founder

Since co-founding The Social Agency in 2008, Kirstin has led innovative PR and social media campaigns for a diverse roster of clients, including the City of Richmond, BC Association of Farmers’ Markets, White Spot Restaurants, UBC Sauder School of Business, and Coast Mental Health. Her strategic approach and creative vision have helped shape compelling narratives across sectors.

Prior to launching TSA, Kirstin served as Communications and Program Manager at DigiBC, where she played a pivotal role in industry engagement. She also founded and produced the Vancouver International Digital Festival (VIDFEST), steering the event through five successful years as its Creative Director.

Beyond her agency work, Kirstin has shared her expertise as an instructor in UBC Continuing Studies’ Social Media program and contributed to the arts and academic communities through board roles with the Burnaby Arts Council and SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology.

Kirstin holds a BA in Communications and recently earned her Master’s of Publishing (MPub), allowing her to channel her skills into promoting the stories she loves most: books.

Kirstin
Co-Founder

Since co-founding The Social Agency in 2008, Kirstin has led innovative PR and social media campaigns for a diverse roster of clients, including the City of Richmond, BC Association of Farmers’ Markets, White Spot Restaurants, UBC Sauder School of Business, and Coast Mental Health. Her strategic approach and creative vision have helped shape compelling narratives across sectors.

Prior to launching TSA, Kirstin served as Communications and Program Manager at DigiBC, where she played a pivotal role in industry engagement. She also founded and produced the Vancouver International Digital Festival (VIDFEST), steering the event through five successful years as its Creative Director.

Beyond her agency work, Kirstin has shared her expertise as an instructor in UBC Continuing Studies’ Social Media program and contributed to the arts and academic communities through board roles with the Burnaby Arts Council and SFU’s Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology.

Kirstin holds a BA in Communications and recently earned her Master’s of Publishing (MPub), allowing her to channel her skills into promoting the stories she loves most: books.