Warren Dean Flandez is a multi-award-winning cultural facilitator, educator, humanitarian, and JUNO-nominated musician. With a Cornell University Diversity & Inclusion program certification, Warren is recognized as a thought leader and innovator in fostering harmony, belonging, and wellness.
As a faculty member at Capilano University and the owner of Studio Cloud 30, a multidisciplinary artist development company, Warren’s influence extends beyond consulting. He has honed his expertise through his work as a cultural facilitator, empowering individuals and organizations to strengthen workplace culture, improve personal and professional development, and foster positive transformation. Furthermore, Warren co-founded the non-profit organization THIS (The Harmony Initiative Society), exemplifying his commitment to humanitarian efforts.
Warren’s impact is felt through his collaborations with a diverse range of organizations, including municipal governments, arts and culture organizations, law enforcement agencies, and cultural groups. He has provided training, developed policy frameworks, and spearheaded community-based initiatives, leaving a lasting impression on those he works with.
Currently, Warren serves as the Vice Chair of the Delta Police Department, the President of the Tsawwassen Business Improvement Association, and a board member of both the BC Alliance for Arts and Culture and Delta’s Diversity and Inclusion Anti-Racism Committee. In addition to these roles, Warren is a contributing writer for the Delta Optimist, where he shares insights on topics that inspire and empower the community, as well as address local issues and advocate for wellness.
Through his multifaceted career, Warren Dean Flandez continues to champion the principles of harmony, belonging, and wellness, transforming communities by advocating for inclusive environments. His dedication to creating safe spaces and fostering meaningful change has earned him accolades and established him as a key luminary in the fields of workplace culture and community development.