I'm Bryan. I lead with data, build with intention, and train for performance.
This is my home base.
If something here clicks, connect with me.
01 / Who I Am
A builder who moves.
I'm Bryan, based in Fonthill, Ontario. By day I lead a data science and industry research team at CBC/Radio-Canada, where we help one of Canada's largest media organizations understand its audience. I studied finance at Brock University with a minor in applied computing, which is probably why I never strayed far from data.
I also co-founded Bois in Motion, a podcast and community for people who move and build things. We're 90+ episodes in and have put on running events with 100+ people showing up. When I'm not doing any of that, I'm usually traveling.
Right now: a cycling weekend in Prince Edward County, PacePics (a race photo platform for endurance athletes), and a deep dive into the Claude AI stack. Not because it's trendy. Because it makes everything I build sharper.
What I care about
Owning the Outcome
Chasing PRs
Planning the Next Adventure
02 / What I'm Building
Work worth doing.
Passion Projects
Bois in Motion
A podcast and community for people who move and build things. Started as a conversation between friends, grew into something bigger.
Visit sitePacePics
Race-day photography platform for endurance athletes. Connecting runners with their finish-line moments.
Visit siteAI / Claude Stack
Exploring what's possible when you build with the full Claude AI stack. This site is part of that experiment.
Visit siteWhere I Work
CBC / Radio-Canada
Leading a data science and industry research team. Building tools and insight that shape how one of Canada's largest media organizations understands its audience.
Selected work
- ·Audience analysis — account & behavioural data
- ·Data strategy — digitization & proximity alignment
- ·Deep analytics at the corporate level
03 / The Training Life
Being an athlete is part of who I am.
Activities in 2026
Kilometres in 2026
Years as an athlete
Training Activity
I train because it makes me better at everything else. Showing up when you don't feel like it. Putting in the reps when no one's watching. A long run teaches you things about persistence you can't learn sitting down. That's the point.
I love running and cycling. And I love seeing other people get after it, whatever your sport, whatever your level. Come talk training with me anytime.
Consistency
Show up. Every time.
Determination
Finish what you start.
Persistence
Compound the effort.
Currently Training For
Toronto Half Marathon
3
weeks
04 / Connect
Let's build something.
If you're building something in endurance, data, AI, or content, or you just want to connect, reach out. I'm pretty responsive.