President
Richard Wagar
Founder and President of Vancouver Brain Injury Association, Richard originated and facilitates all Vancouver Brain Injury Association Support Groups. A former executive coach, Richard now specializes in coaching brain injury rehabilitation and recovery. Richard created the Neuroscience Of Happiness workshop and founded the Brain Recovery Fridays program in September 2015. In 2018 Richard Wagar became VBIA’s Director of Brain Recovery. In 2019 Richard was again called to serve as Vancouver Brain Injury Association president.
Kim Spracklin volunteered at Brain Recovery Fridays from the very beginning in September 2015 until June 2018.
She joined the VBIA Board and went on to serve as VBIA Treasurer in 2016 and 2017.
Kim has been a small business owner, operating her own Karate school, and is a senior insurance agent in North Vancouver.
Kim rejoined the VBIA Board to ensure continuity and support the growth of Vancouver Brain Injury Association.
Did you know that North Shore Brain Injury and Vancouver Brain Injury Association are the same charity?
Kim encourages North Shore businesses to join VBIA and to support Vancouver Brain Injury Association.
Richard Wagar
Director Of Brain Recovery
Richard, the founder of Vancouver Brain Injury Association, is a former business consultant & executive coach. Richard was VBIA president 2014-2017 and is president now again since April 8, 2019
Michael Rowan
Founding Director
Founding Director Michael Rowan is a testament to self-improvement and rehabilitation from a cognitive disability. Michael was born with cerebral palsy. He also has epilepsy.
Michael was sometimes victimized as a person with a brain injury before he met Richard Wagar in 2003.
Fighting injustice for brain injury survivors was the germinating seed that grew to become today’s Vancouver Brain Injury Association.
Kim Spracklin
Treasurer
Kim Spracklin volunteered at Brain Recovery Fridays from the very beginning in September 2015 until June 2018.
She joined the VBIA Board and went on to serve as VBIA Treasurer in 2016 and 2017.
Kim has been a small business owner, operating her own Karate school, and is a senior insurance agent in North Vancouver.
Kim rejoined the VBIA Board to ensure continuity and support the growth of Vancouver Brain Injury Association.
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